As I prepare to step into the role of Editor in Chief of the Torch next year, I feel a sense of overwhelming anxiety. No, it isn’t because of the […]
Opinions
Concert Etiquette
Ferris Fest is right around the corner, and you can feel the excitement buzzing in the air on campus as the weather warms up. However, you can’t just go to […]
Hang in there, baby
If your semester is going anything like mine, you’re probably either ready to pull your hair out, or just burst into tears and admit defeat (or both). However, my friends, […]
Whims
“Those tickets are $63 apiece for the lower bowl,” a Red Wing ticket agent told me over the phone Eventually, I was going to break journalism’s carnal sin of leading […]
Thompson no-hits Lakers
A high fly ball to center field sunk, Ferris junior center fielder Taylor Verbic settled under it, and almost nonchalantly, ended a sweep and a no-hitter. Sure, it wasn’t flashy. […]
Living with an Autistic Sister
April is autism awareness month. I’m sure you’ve seen it around campus and might have seen it online. But why should you care about it? What’s the big deal? To […]
When will it end?
Yet again, it has happened. Another unarmed black man was gunned down by a white police officer Saturday April 4 in North Charleston, S.C. Walter Scott, a 50 year-old resident […]
The end
In about two weeks, I’ll be leaving the rec center with a box full of personal belongings, probably looking very distraught. Three years ago this July, Annie Benson, (Or Mary […]
Imagine More – the Silver Lining
So I just recently learned that a students’ average debt at graduation is about $29,000. Imagine my surprise when I learn that the average Ferris student graduates with $37,000 in […]
Babysitting
It’s no secret that the college scene is vastly different than the old days in high school. Coming from a school with K-12 in one building and a graduating class […]