Ferris State University has introduced a free basic needs vending machine outside the David L. Eisler Center, providing students with 24/7 access to essential hygiene and personal care products.
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Ferris State University’s Fine Art Gallery is showcasing "The Broken Silence," an exhibit featuring collaborative artwork created for the university’s upcoming fall theatre production, Museum.
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Despite recent rainfall and reduced fire activity, wildfires across Michigan’s Upper Peninsula continue to pose risks due to underground hotspots and unstable, fire-damaged trees.
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Ferris football, coming off their 37th consecutive win, looks to host Michigan Tech at Top Taggart Field.
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Following two straight non-conference matchups, Ferris hockey is looking toward its first CCHA play against Michigan Tech.
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Web Editor Lucas discusses AI-generated imagery and its growing presence in film and other forms of modern-day entertainment.
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Ferris State University’s proposed General Education changes continue to develop as discussions surrounding curriculum requirements and potential reforms progress.
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Content Director Harmony examines Shane Gillis’ controversial October 10th appearance on “Saturday Night Live” and challenges audiences to consider what makes a joke funny and when humor becomes harmful.
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The Office of International Education hosted its annual study abroad fair on October 14th, highlighting the opportunities open to Ferris students.
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With the return of basketball season, the age-old debate over who the greatest player of all time is comes with it. Videographer Hunter examines LeBron James’ legacy and the accomplishments that support his case as basketball’s true G.O.A.T.
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Freelance Reporter Miles examines student voting habits and the importance of political participation among Ferris State students.
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Ferris football emerged victorious from the 24th annual Anchor-Bone Classic, securing a hard-fought 41-34 win over the Grand Valley State Lakers.
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Ahead of this year's Anchor-Bone Classic, Torch Editor-in-Chief Nolan Matthews and Grand Valley Lanthorn Editor-in-Chief Brady Kemmerling collaborated to explore the history, traditions, and journalistic responsibilities surrounding the game.
The Bulldogs will be travelling to Allendale for the 24th annual Anchor-Bone Classic game against the Grand Valley Lakers.
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The Ferris State Marching Band’s return after nearly 30 years is the focus of a new documentary directed and produced by assistant professor Andrew Tingley, celebrating the dedication and collaboration behind the band’s revival.
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The Ferris State women’s volleyball team heads to Hammond, Indiana, for the Midwest Region Crossover, putting its undefeated 18-0 record on the line against top collegiate programs from three conferences.
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The Big Rapids Antique Farm & Power Club hosted its final tractor pull of the season, bringing community members together for a day of competition, food, and family activities.
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Ferris State’s School of Digital Media hosted its annual 24-hour film competition, challenging students to write, film, and edit a short film within one day.
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