Wellness Tips for Covid Fatigue
Claire Hynes (clhynes@ursinus.edu) Feeling unable to get a handle on your stress recently? Find yourself struggling with a “normal” workload that now seems too much? […]
Month: October 2021
Women’s Tennis Succeeds at ITAs
Ava Compagnoni (avcompagnoni@ursinus.edu) The Lady Bears of Ursinus’ Women’s Tennis Team made the trip down to Mary Washington University in Fredericksburg, Virginia, September 24-26, for […]
The Society of Physics Students Revival
Marie Sykes (masykes@ursinus.edu) Whether they’re hosting star parties, launching items from a trebuchet, or hosting study sessions in Pfahler, the Society of Physics Students (SPS) […]
October’s Editor’s Letter
Dear Ursinus Family, I’m a sucker for fall, especially Halloween. Perhaps as an East Coaster, warmth and comfort are ingrained in my DNA. I think […]
Single Room Scarcity
Brooke Hurley (brhurley2@ursinus.edu) How should we live together? Or how should we NOT live together? Sharing a room with another individual, whether someone you choose […]
Meet the new English Department Chair
Jenna Smith (jesmith2@ursinus.edu) Kara McShane has been a professor at Ursinus since 2014, but this year she was promoted to English department chair. Best known […]
Cross Country is Ranking up
Morgan Grabowski (mograbowski@ursinus.edu) After a year of not being able to compete due to COVID-19, the Cross Country team has had a strong start to […]
‘Sports On Main’
Katie Cressman (kacressman@ursinus.edu) The Ursinus College Athletics Department is finally back in full swing this semester, and with that comes a new and exciting addition. […]
The Rise of Media Distrust
Sean McGinley (semcginley@ursinus.edu) Media distrust is at an all time high in the United States and you don’t have to do too much sleuthing to […]
Campus Guidelines: A Commuter Review
Dominic Nattle (donattle@ursinus.edu) It is evident everyone at Ursinus is happy to be back in full swing. Online classes brought their challenges and students are […]