In the Fall… By: Travis Sacher | Torch Reporter According to collegeboard.org, 6 out of every 100 Ferris State students are from a state other than Michigan. Although many out-of-state […]
Summer
Where in the world are the Bulldogs?
As classes end, final exams are submitted and papers have been turned in, Ferris students are packing their things and headed to different parts of the globe. For many programs, […]
Chat with the chief: Ticketing the Torch
During the last week of classes, the Torch’s distribution manager was ticketed not once, but twice by Ferris’ Department of Public Safety while performing his weekly duty delivering the newspaper […]
Being Greek at Ferris
Pillow fights, keg stands, and circle shaming—these are all things you might think of when you think about Greek life. Movies like “Neighbors,” “Sorority Row” and “21 and Over” give […]
Being a townie
If you asked me four years ago where I wanted to go to college, I definitely wouldn’t have told you Ferris State University. I grew up in Big Rapids, and […]
SUMMER AT FERRIS: Chairs
Students on their way to summer classes today had the odd surprise of 55 chairs filling up the IRC lobby.
SUMMER AT FERRIS: Demolition
Helen Ferris Hall, constructed in 1956, is being demolished this week to create a more pedestrian-friendly Campus Quad. Kira Poncin, Multimedia Editor