Editorials

I am one of the fortunate seniors that have a job lined up after graduation in May. Many of my friends have had trouble securing jobs after graduation and some […]

Some say statistics can be manipulated to tell whatever story you want to tell. During the Fall 2010 semester, Ferris State University’s enrollment of 14,381 students ranked ninth amongst the […]

Sunshine Week refers to the importance of open government and freedom of information to a successful democracy. Sunshine Week 2011 is March 13-19 and seeks to involve the public in […]

As the monotony of the school year continues, each day feels like a battle just to get through it. It often feels that each day rolls into the next and […]

Many people believe the misconception that the newspaper business is dying. Don’t get me wrong; the fact that so many newspapers have closed over the last three years seems grim. […]

A New Year’s resolution is a great way to make a positive change in your life. People make resolutions ranging from quitting smoking to losing weight to spending more time […]

With the turmoil surrounding the economic conditions in Michigan, it would seem the state government would be more concerned with trying to retain its college graduates. The phenomenon known as […]

I find it astonishing that so many people complain about the most insignificant problems when people in some countries don’t even have the basic necessities. I get infuriated every time […]

Ferris students come from numerous towns across Michigan and across the country. We have different backgrounds, different majors, different friends, different classes and different hobbies. No two people are exactly […]

If history has taught us anything it is that it often repeats itself. Like the hands on a clock, history continuously comes full circle time and time again. Think about […]