The Federal Trade Commission sued Amazon last week, alleging an algorithmic monopoly. In their complaint, the FTC claimed that “Amazon recognizes the importance of maintaining the perception that it has […]
Opinions
Not another parking article
If I get a parking ticket, I’m going to lose my mind. Ferris has a parking problem that many students hate. The university has failed to fix it. For me […]
A major decision
It’s okay to change your mind and change your major. If you are a college student, then like me, you have probably changed your mind on what you’d like to […]
EDITOR’S COLUMN: Your phone is a pacifier
The leaves are a gorgeous range of green, yellow, orange and red, and my phone screen is in black and white. One of the most long-lasting effects that pandemic-era virtual […]
Living with kids on campus
Most people picture life living on a college campus in a dorm where they get to study, hang out with friends and maybe attend a few college parties. What if […]
Attendance policies
College students and professors have their different opinions on attendance policies, saying three days is a good amount, or saying three is too many days. You’re going to have a […]
EDITOR’S COLUMN: I don’t
The fall time is full of red leaves and white dresses. This wedding season, I feel more strongly than ever that focusing on a lifelong partnership would be a great […]
Turf wars
Artificial turf field has been a hot topic in the NFL since the 1970’s because of injury problems that players can face. College football has also been using turf for […]
Staying in vs. going out
Imagine this: it’s Friday evening after a long week of school and work, and you’re deciding on what you are going to do tonight. Now, you could go to Shooters, […]
EDITOR’S COLUMN: What is a writer worth?
Four months into the Writers Guild of America strike, debates surrounding the value of human creativity are returning to Hollywood’s negotiation table. Along with standard contractual disputes including benefits and […]