The gunshot went off. Their feet started moving. They all ran so fast. Then it was my turn. I was the final leg of the team. I could make or […]
Opinions
Good professor vs. bad professor
What makes a good professor different from a bad one in the eyes of Ferris State University students? Some professors never cancel class. Other professors have coursework due daily with […]
North of the Mason Dixon
There are many things in this world that irk me, but one of my biggest pet peeves to date is the ubiquitous use of the Confederate flag by people who […]
Sports pride
If you were one of the many Bulldog hockey fans watching the Frozen Four, then you were excited to see Ferris advance to the finals. FSU students flocked in large […]
Hoodies are for hoodlums
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 […]
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 […]