Remembering campus safety officer Tony Salvo
Harrison Callahan hacallahan@ursinus.edu Anthony (Tony) Salvo, age 69, a former Ursinus campus safety officer, passed away on Thursday, December 12th, 2019. According to his obituary …
Month: February 2020
Ursinus presents first Inclusion and Equity Awards
Cyn Ercole cyercole@ursinus.edu In honor of MLK Week, Ursinus College presented the first Inclusion and Equity Awards to three outstanding community members who go above …
Abele Scholarship receives 11 million dollar donation
Gillian Mccomeskey gimccomeskey@ursinus.edu On Friday, January 17th an impressive donation of 11 million dollars was made to the Abele Scholarship pro-gram by Joan and Will …
Women’s Basketball edged out by Haverford
Ian Abrahams iaabrahams@ursinus.edu The night of January 29th brought the Women’s Basketball team a hard-fought defeat against Haverford. With a final score of 59-64, Ursinus …
The Mercadante Method
Carli Heimann caheimann@ursinus.edu Gary Mercadante, Head Coach of the Ursinus Men’s Lacrosse team, entered the program last year with only one goal in mind; to …
FIA President reflects on club’s history
Lillian Vila Licht livilalicht@ursinus.edu Feminists in Action (FIA) is an organization that addresses and advocates for feminist causes, and in the past it enjoyed considerable …
The CPD guide to externship success
Colleen Murphy comurphy2@ursinus.edu Every Fall and Spring semester at Ursinus, the Career and Post-Graduate Development Office offers externship opportunities to students who are looking to …
Personification of brands has gone too far
Kevin Leon keleon@ursinus.edu Brands have increasingly used social media to come off as more personal and in tune with today’s zeitgeist. Accounts like Wendy’s, or …
A dream deferred? On MLK’s legacy
Jen Joseph jejoseph@ursinus.edu A few weeks ago, on MLK day, I sat down with a group of invested teachers, deans, and other staff to discuss …