The virtual JIN Fair
Layla Halterman (lahalterman@ursinus.edu) The Job, Internship, and Networking (JIN) Fair has been a signature event for decades at Ursinus College. It has changed moderately over …
Month: February 2021
Phi Alpha Psi
Ava Compagnoni (avcompagnoni@ursinus.edu) The COVID-19 pandemic has temporarily halted many of the extracurricular activities and organizations at Ursinus College. Greek Life faced this threat as …
“Do not be afraid” – letter from an alumni
Marisa Spiegel, Class of 2020 When I was an undergraduate student at Ursinus, I admit it was difficult getting used to a new environment. However, …
The celebration of Ursinus Black professors and staff
Shelsea Deravil (shderavil@ursinus.edu) Black History Month recognizes Black people who have made a lasting, influential impact in our society, and helps make room for the …
Grizzly’s Advice Column
lahalterman@ursinus.edu Q: Hey Grizzly, I really miss being on campus and participating in all of the activities. Are there any activities available to those who …
2021: Getting The Short End of Senior Year
avcompagnoni@ursinus.edu There is no debate that the Coronavirus pandemic has negatively affected all students attending school, but it is clear that this year’s graduating class …
What’s Next for UC Gymnastics?
Ava Compagnoni (avcompagnoni@ursinus.edu) Before COVID-19, the UC Gymnastics Team was excelling in its winter season, finishing out the regular season with a team tally of …
Wrestling Feature
Julia Paiano (jupaiano@ursinus.edu) With the official cancellation of all Fall and Winter sports in the 2020-2021 season, it would be easy for the Men’s Wrestling …
Successful Women’s Tennis Season Cut Short, What Does the Fall Look Like?
Ava Compagnoni (avcompagnoni@ursinus.edu) Starting off their shortened season strong, the Ursinus Women’s Tennis Team left their Florida spring break with a 6-1 record. But along …
Mental health check-up with students & staff
Rosalia Murphy (romurphy@ursinus.edu) Many students arrived on campus this spring with the hope that the spread of the COVID-19 virus could be maintained as it …