On March 22, members of Ferris’ NAACP and a number of other students helped draw awareness to the death of Trayvon Martin with a Hoodie March in the quad. The […]
Opinions
Know your loans
A recent survey revealed college students are not too knowledgeable when it comes to borrowing loans to pay for their higher education. The study by Young Invincibles, a U.S. national […]
Torch Voices March 28, 2012
Dear Editor, After reading an article titled “Going the Distance: is competitive running the healthiest choice for children?” by Grace Seymore I became very upset. I run for Ferris’ Cross […]
Facebook and the fourth amendment
An explosive news article circulated the Internet last week informing people of what human resource personnel have been practicing at job interviews: Asking for your social media profile passwords and […]
Supporting one another
Throughout my years as a journalist for the Torch, I’ve reported on a number of stories involving Ferris State University students. However, no stories are more saddening than those involving […]
Plug into the Kindle
Smelling the pages of musty old books is largely becoming a thing of the past as more and more students use technology to find their favorite books and their least […]
Would you quit?
On March 14, Greg Smith, former Goldman Sachs executive director, resigned from his position through a public column in The New York Times disgracing one of the world’s largest investment […]
Financial aid 101
On March 13, Ferris State University Director of Financial Aid Sara Dew addressed a room of university members at President Eisler‘s Debt Forum. The forum tackled the issue of federal […]
Chance for change
On March 13, Ferris State University President David Eisler held a meeting at West Campus Community Center to discuss student debt and graduation rates. The meeting was part of a […]