Ursinus Swim Team Trying to Make Waves This Season
The pool is now open for the season and this year the Ursinus Men’s and Women’s Swim Teams are hoping to make a splash. After […]
Month: November 2025
Senior Wisdom
As the class of 2026 approaches the end of their college journeys, we asked what advice they’d offer to younger Bears just beginning their own. […]
Sound(in)sight: Honoring Tradition through Dance
What can we learn about ourselves and our communities by honoring familial and cultural traditions through sound, rhythm, and movement? This is the central question […]
Sparking Discussion: Advocacy and Having an Impact in the Community
On Thursday, November 6th, the APEX Hub Civic Spark hosted a discussion with Ursinus alumnus and PA House Representative Steve Malagari ’06 and Dr. Kara […]
Being the Villain
The Department of Theater and Dance’s run of In the Blood by Suzan-Lori Parks is one of my favorite productions that I have performed in […]
Bears Basketball Prepares for Battle
For 8 long months, the shining hardwood of Helferich Hall has anxiously awaited the dribble of an orange ball. That wait will end on Friday, […]
Ursinus Hall-of-Famer Talks Basketball Development
The bright lights shine down on the gym, fit for the moment at hand. I had sat down for the final four minutes of a […]
Where Legacies Live On: The Dave Matey Linebacker Lounge
Recently, Ursinus College officially unveiled the newly dedicated Dave Matey Linebacker Lounge, honoring Matey’s legacy as an outstanding player and friend to the community. David […]
APEX at Ursinus: Unfair, and to whom?
APEX, an acronym for Applied Professional Experiential (learning), is Ursinus’ latest attempt to bridge the gap between liberal arts education and a rapidly changing job […]
HoCo NoMo? This Year’s Lack of Homecoming Court
HoCo NoMo? This Year’s Lack of Homecoming Court A staple of the homecoming festivities has traditionally been the Homecoming Court. It’s an opportunity for students […]