In Case You Missed the URSPYS…
Lights flashed. A vibrant red carpet glimmered. And Ursinus’s brightest stars swarmed the Floy Lewis Bakes Center, the building bursting with athletic talent. The self-proclaimed […]
Articles by Adam Denn
Graml Announced as President
After months of anticipation, Ursinus took a key step into its future this past Wednesday. The school named Dr. Gundolf Graml as president, six months […]
Mike Sielski: Covering the Hardest Sport Market in the U.S.
The word “measured” doesn’t often apply to Philadelphia sports. From the passion of the city’s inflammatory fans, to the pressure its media infamously places on […]
Former CDC Advisory Committee Member Talk
One hundred fify-four million. That’s how many lives global vaccines have saved over the last fifty years according to the World Health Organization (WHO) in […]
Ursinus Alum: Coach Dan Mullen
The palm trees and bright sun soar over Allegiant Stadium, one of the most beautiful sights in allof football. It’s been the home of the […]
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 […]
The Fear Factor
What is the hardest sport to play? Some might argue football because of its physical demand; others may say soccer because of its skills and […]
Ursinus Hall of Fame Construction
For years, an empty red corridor has filled the Floy Lewis Bakes Center. It’s never been an issue; the corridor has always simply been a […]
How Do You Follow up on History?
It’s a question the Ursinus Bears will ask themselves heading into the 2025 season, after a year they’ll never forget. Ursinus volleyball earned their first […]