When I talk about water conservation and vulnerable demographics targeted by corporations with some people, they laugh and condescendingly call me a hippie. I’ll smile and laugh it off uncomfortably but my passion for environmental […]
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Dawg days are over
The Ferris women’s basketball season came to a close on March 3 with the Bulldogs suffering a 67-45 loss to rival Grand Valley in the GLIAC Tournament semifinals in Ashland, Ohio. The Bulldogs came […]
CARTOON: God intervening in human affairs
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That time of the year
Music Takes Action. That time of the year when students can let loose for a day and forget about the worries of upcoming finals. This year’s performance will see alternative hip-hop artist blackbear […]
Prideful confessions
A month after the open house for the Ferris LGBTQ+ Resource Center, students of the LGBTQ+ community reflect on their experiences at Ferris. As a bisexual transgender man, Ferris social work senior Connor […]
March for Our Lives
As March for Our Lives took place all over the nation, Mecosta county residents also came out to participate. According to the official Facebook page of March for Our Lives, it is “a movement dedicated […]
The Brothers Bronkema
Landing a head coaching position can be difficult for some but for the family of Ferris men’s basketball head coach Andy Bronkema, it seems to run in the blood. “My dad was […]
Chat with the Chief: Citizenship
Following what has been called a “controversial decision,” for the first time since 1950, the U.S. Census Bureau is going to be asking whether or not respondents are citizens of the United States in the 2020 […]
SATIRE: Easter disaster
This past Sunday, April 1, many college students found themselves with less than they deserved. “I traveled back home for the holiday expecting a chocolate rabbit to be sitting on my desk at home but […]