Currently, Sarah Doherty serves as the Ferris LGBTQ+ Resource Center coordinator, but for most of her adolescence her grasp of what queerness could be was faint and molded by the […]
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Ferris to host vaccination clinic on campus
Ferris has announced that this coming week there will be a COVID-19 vaccination clinic on the Ferris campus available to members of the University community. Joy Pulsifer, Dean of Student Life, explained that the University has […]
Remembering our female founder
While a statue of university founder Woodbridge Nathan Ferris stands proudly in front of FLITE library, Helen Ferris Hall was demolished in 2015. Today, her name ornaments Helen’s Garden in the northeastern […]
EDITORIAL: Living in a world where the default perspective isn’t yours
We live in a world that is dominated by the male perspective. From language itself to government legislation and everything in between, men are the default perspective. It’s ingrained in […]
Women building a career
Imagine trying to complete some of the simplest tasks of your job and being met with laughter. This isn’t a hypothetical for building construction technology senior Hannah Price, it was […]
Enough is enough
Social media is a powerful weapon for change. It spreads so quickly and abruptly; inciting change should never be so dire that social media needs to be the driving force […]
Atlanta shooting prompts concern of rising anti-Asian bias
There was no longer shock or horror for political sciences professor David Takitaki when he heard about the shootings at three Atlanta-area spas on Tuesday, March 16. He felt a […]
EDITOR’S COLUMN: Stop Asian Hate
It’s been a hard week in the Asian American Pacific Islander community. Tuesday, March 16, the rise anti-Asian violence was tragically highlighted in Atlanta with the shooting and killing of […]
A Young take on wine
There are two reasons why someone gets into being a winemaker, according to Mark Young. They are either a romantic, who does it for love, or a scientist, who does […]
Eisler’s era coming to an end
President David Eisler announced Monday, March 15 that he plans to retire in June of 2022 after what will be a 19-year tenure. Some of the most significant aspects of […]