If you’ve ever wondered how much Ferris President David Eisler makes in a year, it’s your lucky day. In article by The Chronicle for Higher Education, reported that Eisler’s total […]
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Nice to meet you…virtually
With social distancing as the new norm, students have had to adjust from going to in-person events to attending virtual ones. Over the summer Ferris worked on finding the best […]
On the record
High on more than just life Sept. 12, 9:33 p.m., a student in Merrill Hall was given an MIP for possession or cultivation of 2.5 ounces of marijuana or 12 […]
Students carry on with community clean up, COVID-19 style
One of the things that COVID-19 hasn’t stopped is students wanting to give back to their community. 105 students showed up through various organizations on campus to volunteer at the […]
Ferris continues limited in-person classes
53 COVID-19 cases have been reported at Ferris since the university reopened, according to the Ferris Coronavirus Update Hub.
Don’t be absent
With the 2020 presidential election coming up many Ferris students are preparing themselves to vote ahead of time. Since elections typically fall during the school year, many students register to […]
Check yourself
As part of a preventative measure to help combat the spread of COVID-19 Ferris has implemented a daily symptom checker to track the well-being of students. Located on MyFSU, students […]
Going Pro
Three former Bulldogs find themselves on NFL rosters after surviving final cuts this past weekend. Wide receiver Malik Taylor earned himself a spot on the Green Bay Packers roster while […]
The future as we know it
After the long wait, the time has finally arrived for students to return to campus. On March 11, Ferris announced that all face-to-face classes would be suspended until March 27. […]
A different kind of semester
From dining halls to homecoming, college is an experience, but this fall, the experience will be a little bit different. Coronavirus is an unprecedented event and Ferris is implementing new […]