Ferris’ Department of Public Safety (DPS) was expecting to have a busy weekend due to Halloween festivities.
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Lowering the bar
Ferris has been looking into adding provisional admissions for students who do not quite meet the requirements for attending their university or college of choice.
On the record
Marijuana in McNerney Oct. 17, 12:13 a.m., officers responded to a report of marijuana use in McNerney Hall. The case is closed. Blazin’ it in Brophy Oct. 17, 9:29 p.m., […]
Housing and dining rates cut for freshmen
Ferris’ housing and dining has cut their rates for single rooms over the last three years but have made other choices more expensive.
COLUMN: Impeachment is a touchy subject
I would personally give anyone 50 dollars if they could name the first person impeached by the House of Representatives. Or I’d make a simpler bet for 10 dollars. Name […]
Weekly world news
Afghanistan The United States is slowly removing troops from Afghanistan despite not having reached a peace deal with the Taliban. According to the top American commander in Afghanistan, Gen. Austin […]
News briefs
Trick or Treat Yo’self Enjoy a tasty treat and learn more about how the LGBTQ+ community celebrates Halloween 10:30 a.m. — 12:30 p.m. in the CLACS Lobby. The event will […]
A long journey’s end
Nearly a year after the Ferris Faculty Association (FFA) and university officials came to a contract agreement the fighting between the two sides seems to have come to an end.
Hispanic enrollment rising
From 2014–2018 Hispanic enrollment has increased 33% at Ferris, as a result of the Latin@ program.
Bringing it back
After becoming the first state to enact a ban on flavored vape products last month, Michigan’s flavor ban may already be at its end.