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In this week's episode of Ferris Out Loud, host Lily Martineau is joined by Landen Wybenga, Barbara Melven and special guest Mckenzie Kwant. Throughout this episode they discuss what's trending, play games, give advice and talk about opportunities that students have here at Ferris state.

In this episode of It’s Academic, host Dr. Thomas Dowling, Director of the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, sits down with members of Ferris State University’s research community to discuss the support and opportunities available for faculty and student researchers. Joining the conversation are Maureen Wywsczyk, Research Integrity and Compliance Officer, who oversees Ferris’ compliance committees and student research training, and Dr. Eric Nybo, who shares insight into faculty-led research and mentorship. Together, they highlight the university’s commitment to ethical research, collaboration, and hands-on learning experiences that help students and faculty bring innovation to life.

On today's episode of Ferris Out Loud, the gang brings on guest host Jazmine! They talk about Roblox safety regulations, Jimmy Kimmel, and Charlie Kirk. They also play Tea Time, and two truths and a lie. They also go over all the events happening on campus this week! All of this and more on this week's episode of Ferris Out Loud!

In today's episode, our host, Dr. David Pilgrim, speaks with Mia DeBerry, Edgar Santiago-Rivera, and Prasanna Maharjan. They discuss their first experiences on campus related to culture and diversity. Dr. Pilgrim asks how they feel included at the university. Each guest shares that Ferris is a place where everyone can pursue an education, while also noting that the university can do more to highlight the diversity on campus. Lastly, they talk about their futures in relation to their culture.

On this episode of Ferris Out Loud, a new semester rolls in as well as a new cast! The fall semester will star Lilly Martineau, Landon Wybenga, and Barbra Melven. Our fourth guest for today's show is Mason Yarnell.

The new semester begins with some insight on recent political events, including the Nepal Protests and the assassination of political activist, Charlie Kirk. Our hosts give some of their reactions on the matter and how they manage everyday life. The next segment, Tea Time, gives some light on someone online seeking relationship advice.

For Bulldog Battles, boys face against girls by answering questions as quick as they can. Next, the four give some advice for managing their college lives in Survival Guide. Finally, our hosts show some upcoming events for students.

Join host Nick Campeau as he dives into the world of Ferris E-Sports along with special guests:

Justin Summe – E-Sports Coordinator

Jenni Wazniak – VP of Ferris E-Sports

Noah Spinale – President of Ferris E-Sports

Discover the Ferris E-Sports clubs and competition teams, learn how to get involved, and hear about the incredible growth of E-Sports over the years.

Whether you’re a player, a fan, or exploring a career in E-Sports and production, this episode is packed with insights into this fast-growing industry!

Join the gang as they discuss everything from trending topics to playing games on this episode of Ferris Out Loud, by students, for students!

In this episode of Expect Diversity, Dr. Pilgrim interviews students who are part of the LGBTQ+ community. The conversation starts with a serious tone as Mal DeHaan (They/Them), Ainsley Miller (They/Them), and Micah Graham (He/Him) share their experiences and stories.

In this episode of Campus Conversations, Ferris State President Dr. Bill Pink welcomes graduating seniors Tatum Outlaw, Rayyan Arif, and Aneisa Williams to reflect on their journeys at Ferris. They discuss their reasons for choosing Ferris, the challenges they faced, and how campus resources like the International Student Organization, the Tutoring Center, and supportive professors helped them succeed. They also share future plans—ranging from careers in mental health and sports media to further studies—and offer advice encouraging students to embrace opportunities, learn from setbacks, and stay intentional with their actions.

Ferris Out Loud is back with a big episode, just one week before the season ends! This time, the hosts jump into several interesting topics.

First, Rockne tries to explain the NFL Draft happening in Green Bay, Wisconsin. But Kayla jokes that she just wants the Lions to win!

Then, Kayla talks about Katy Perry's short trip to space with rich friends. She criticizes it as a show, saying the money could have helped more women in science. The others agree, making fun of how the passengers acted like they had a life-changing experience after barely leaving Earth's atmosphere. Harmony brings up the environmental cost, and Torin supports her.

Next, Torin discusses a serious lawsuit by Harvard against the Trump Administration over cuts to research money. The hosts all think it's a bad decision, and they mention that other big universities are also against it.

Finally, Harmony leads a thoughtful conversation about the death of Pope Francis. Even though not everyone is religious, they respect his open-minded views and the way he led. They talk about who might become the next Pope and remember his last Easter message as something truly beautiful.

The show also has their regular "This or That" segment. This time, they debate traditional sports versus esports, agreeing that esports are competitive but wondering if they count as "real" sports because they aren't very physical. They also share their own experiences with different sports and the fun of watching live games. They even imagine what polite trash talk in golf would sound like and play a word connection game. Plus, they learn that kite flying is a serious sport in Thailand and share some memories about trying to fly kites.

Throughout the episode, they share cool fun facts, like how surgeons who play video games make fewer mistakes and how golf was the first sport played in space.

Don't miss this episode of Ferris Out Loud! With sports, celebrity opinions, serious discussions, games, and interesting facts, there's something for everyone in this second-to-last show of the season. Tune in before their final goodbye next week!