After finishing off the spring semester online, Ferris announced that they are preparing to resume face-to-face classes for the Fall semester. During a virtual town hall meeting held Tuesday, May […]
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FLITE in Quarantine
Ferris’ library is a resource many students use as a study space, a place for RSO meetings or a way to find some light reading. Unfortunately, that resource is not […]
Ferris suspends face-to-face classes for remainder of semester
After less than a week, Ferris has come to the decision to suspend all face–to–face classes for the remainder of the semester. President David Eisler announced on March 18, that campus will be closed until June […]
BREAKING NEWS: Ferris suspending face-to-face classes due to COVID-19
After two cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in Michigan, Ferris has announced that all face-to-face classes are suspended until March 27. All Ferris campus locations will instead be operating through a remote learning delivery method until […]
O Christmas Tree
Every year to celebrate the holidays, Ferris student government hosts a holiday event along with placing a Christmas tree in the North Quad.
A former Ferris leader has passed
On Sunday, Nov 3, Ferris’ 12th president, Dr. Robert L. Ewigleben passed away.
When “OK” is not OK
Article by: Grant Siddall and Ry Rodriguez | News Editor and Torch Reporter
Retention rates on the rise
Ferris’ six-year graduation rate has been on the rise over the past five years.
Cash for construction
Ferris’ construction technology and management program was recently gifted $1 million from the Pulte Family Charitable Foundation.
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.