The night of your life may turn into a living hell in a matter of moments with flashing lights in your rear-view mirror. Luckily, there are unspoken heroes who ensure […]
Student Life
More in store
Members of the Big Rapids community will soon have two new stores to enjoy in town. Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Store and CareLinc Medical, a medical supply store, are moving into the Ferris Commons […]
Negativity behind the networking
While many students may enjoy having profiles on multiple social media websites, using them can have steep consequences. Ferris Coordinator of Career and Volunteer Centers’ Center for Leadership, Activities and […]
Pot wars
Ferris professional golf management freshman James Miller just wanted to grab a Gatorade from the fridge he shared with his roommate but when he opened the door, he found marijuana […]
Let’s talk
Mental health issues among college students in the U.S. are on the rise and many Ferris students hope that awareness of mental health rises as well. Often categorized as a […]
Catching a break
As the first few days of March concluded, many students traded backpacks for suitcases and headed on vacation for spring break. Bulldogs visited a variety of different places for a […]
Furry little secret
Ferris housing only allows students to keep fish as pets. However, for some students, an aquatic animal isn’t enough. Some Bulldogs are living with illegal animals in residence halls. A […]
A taxing task
In addition to spring approaching, another season is consuming Americans—tax season. Ferris accounting professor James Shimko thinks that everyone should be knowledgeable on how to do their taxes. “It’s something […]
Counting the cost
For college students on a tight budget, every cent you save can make a big difference. The difference in price between shopping at a grocery store like Meijer or just […]
Declassified commuter survival guide
Driving to campus during the snowy season can be a dangerous and challenging task due to road conditions, time setbacks and costs that travelers must face. “Gas is expensive. Driving […]
