News

Ursinus Students Present Biology Research in San Diego

The ASBMB (American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology) had its annual conference in San Diego, California from March 22-26. This year, two Ursinus seniors in the Biochemistry department were accepted to present: Zoe Moosbrugger and Kyle Schantz, class of 2024. Moosbrugger is a BioChemistry major and Schantz is a...

COSA: Perseverance of Research

COSA, or the Celebration of Student Achievement, is a day when students are encouraged to attend presentations led by their peers instead of professors. Every year, class schedules are cleared for a full day so that students can attend presentations of interest without scheduling conflicts. Some teachers even actively encourage...

Features

Interview with Editor in Chief Marie Sykes

How and when did you get involved in The Grizzly? I first joined the Grizzly in November 2020. It was the pandemic and I was really missing having some sort of writing class since I focused on my physics major that year. The Grizzly seemed like something fun to get...

Expert Tips On Graduate School Planning – What You Need to Know

“In my experience, having now gotten two graduate degrees, a master’s and a Ph.D., I believe that earning those degrees is as much about persistence and determination as it is about needing to have the academic ability to succeed,” says Dr. Don Martin. He says that the application process is...

Opinions

 First Year Review on First Year Housing

Spring is well and truly underway. The flowers are blooming, the rain is pouring, and Ursinus’ Residence Life has sent many emails reminding everyone that the oft-stressful housing selection process is here again. As a freshman here at Ursinus, I did not have to worry about housing before coming here...

Where’s The Party At?

Is the party scene here at Ursinus on the decline? As compared to previous years, I would say that things have definitely changed regarding the school’s weekend social scene. In my opinion, the biggest contributing factor to this is the almost two years of Covid protocols that completely altered the...

Sports

Goodbye From the Sports Editor

If you told me Fall semester of freshman year that I would be medically retired from Football and reporting from the sidelines my jaw would have dropped. At that time I could not imagine a life where I wasn’t playing Football or at the very least, participating in athletics in...

Spring Sports Recap

With the 2024 season coming to an end, I would like to provide a recap of all of our Spring Women’s sports. A large part of my mission as a sports journalist is to ensure coverage is proportional and comprehensive, and one area of my field that is unfortunately neglected...