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On this months episode of expect diversity our host Lina Blair is joined with Vaarun Singireddy, a professor of DADG, and two students Talha Muhammad and Nhi Tran as they talk about their life on campus.

Welcome to spring semester’s first episode of It’s Academic! Join Host Dr. Bobby Fleischman, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs as he speaks to the Executive Director of International Education Dr. Tara Braun, International Student Padro Saltini, and Study Abroad Program Student Jayden Anderson about international education at Ferris.

Welcome to this semester's first episode of Campus Conversations! Host Maggie Walcott talks with admission's recruiter Tyrell Austin, freshman Emily May, and 4th-year student Collin Pratt about their experiences at Ferris.

FSU Student Life returns with a new episode! Host Nick Campau is joined by Andy Slater, Levi Stevens, and Carrie Thompson as they discuss de-stressing distress, ways to take care of their mental health, strategies to help friends and peers, and much more.

Our first episode of "Making The Grade" for the spring 2024 semester. Join host Tim Haist, Superintendent of Big Rapids Public Schools, as he interviews Eastwood Principal DeAnna Goodman, Social Worker Tiffany Wolak, and Teacher Justine Bouman. They talk about the process of bringing back kindergarten to Eastwood Elementary and the programs that help kindergartners be prepared for the upper grades.

In this episode of Expect Diversity, our guest host Colleen Green converses with guests Taylor Spidell, who's a senior and is in many campus involvements here at Ferris State University; Autumne Peoples, who is a student manager in the office of Multicultural Student Services and also is in many campus involvements; and Michael Hopson, who is the director of the office of Multicultural Student Services and is new here at Ferris State University. They all talk about what Black History Month means to them. Black History Month began in 1970, and it became official in 1976 after being recognized by President Gerald R. Ford. Taylor Spidell thinks social media is powerful and has positively helped Black History Month because a lot of people don't watch the news; they get their news from TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat.