Spending the amount of time that I have on campus has allowed me to become familiar with some of the faculty and staff and if it weren’t for them constantly […]
Opinions
Country music is surprisingly political
Many people look at country music and think about its stereotypical conservative values shown in songs such as Jason Aldean’s “Try That in a Small Town” or Toby Keith’s “Courtesy […]
EDITOR’S COLUMN: Paper trails of the mind
Throughout this winter break, I found myself constantly reading and writing, but it didn’t really feel the same as it once did. Although these are activities I typically enjoy doing, […]
A second home
Heading into the second semester as a fourth-year student, the university has felt much more like a secondary home compared to my first year. As time has gone by, I’ve […]
Bury your tropes
Growing up, queer characters never got to truly be happy, so imagine my surprise when Heated Rivalry came out. For those who aren’t aware, “Heated Rivalry” is a Crave original […]
EDITOR’S COLUMN: The final push
As I head into my last semester at Ferris, I’m surprised by how much I’m looking forward to what comes next. For the first time since arriving on campus, the […]
Sexually inactive
There is a question that has sprouted in my mind as I’ve grown into adulthood. Why is the world so concerned with the sexuality of young people? Recently, an article […]
EDITOR’S COLUMN: Power over the people
Every time anything about the alleged Epstein files resurfaces, the same cycle begins: a scramble to see which famous names appear, a rush to make political hay out of the […]