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A Ferris State University professor was placed on administrative leave pending an investigation after sending a video to students of him cursing.

Ferris State University raised $117.2 million, exceeding its $115 million fundraising campaign goal seven months ahead of schedule.

The 450 guests attending the 23rd Ferris Foundation Benefit on Oct. 29 at DeVos Place in...

The 2021 César E. Chávez Hispanic Excellence Scholarship and Community Awards Gala...

Ferris State University getting nearly 2,500 COVID-19 vaccine doses for students, staff Updated Apr 01, 2021; Posted Apr 01, 2021 Ferris State University is getting nearly 2,500 doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to administer to students, faculty and staff. (MLive file photo)Sam Owens | MLive.com Facebook Share BIG RAPIDS, MI – Ferris State University has received nearly 2,500 doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to administer to students, faculty and staff. The university will host a fo...

Ferris State Plans to Return to Full In-Person Learning this Fall March 5, 2021 President David Eisler says this last year has been a great learning opportunity on how to adapt. He’s proud of the students, faculty and staff for keeping campus healthy and safe. Now, he’s looking forward to getting students back on campus for full in-person learning, like it was the fall of 2019. “This is what our students want, and it’s what our faculty wants too, that interaction between faculty and stu...

FSU Presses Forward With in-Person Classes This Fall March 4, 2021 The current plan is for 84% of it’s fall semester courses to be in-person. University President David Eisler says the school has been able to stay open while providing a healthy environment during the pandemic . And he adds there’s been a low number of COVID-19 cases on campus and in the community. President Eisler says “With the extremely low number of COVID-19 cases on our campus and in our community, and with vaccines ...

Ferris State University fires professor who tweeted slurs, called COVID-19 a ‘leftist stunt’ Updated Mar 01, 2021; Posted Mar 01, 2021 Ferris State University fired a professor Feb. 25 for serious misconduct after he reportedly tweeted racist slurs on Twitter. (MLive file photo)The Grand Rapids Press Facebook Share BIG RAPIDS, MI – Ferris State University has fired a physical science professor who was placed on administrative leave in November for allegedly posting racist, anti-Semitic ...

A Michigan science professor has been fired over a series of racist, homophobic and anti-Semitic tweets that he claims to have written during a personal crisis partially led by “extremely painful migraines” and his sensitivity to electromagnetic fields. Thomas Brennan announced the firing Saturday on social media before Ferris State University confirmed the decision in a statement.

A science professor at a university in Michigan who claimed sinister forces were targeting him and breaking into his home has been fired after using racist, anti-Semitic and homophobic slurs months ago on Twitter.