Recent News
Unity Day – Saturday, March 16, 2024 Unity Day, organized by the Bonner Leaders, celebrated students’ cultures across campus, with student-made food from countries, like […]
Articles by Adam Denn
Softball Spring Break Senior Catch-up and Their “Revenge Tour”
Ten games in just five days – certainly a busy spring break for the softball team in Orlando, Florida. When not playing, they spent their […]
Bears Working Hard Over Spring Break
Ursinus Baseball was active throughout the break, gearing up for the season through spring training. The team got big wins over Delaware Valley University and […]
Jazz Spring 2024
A rhythmic countdown begins and shortly thereafter, mellifluous sounds resonate from the basement of Bomberger. Among the musical ensembles at Ursinus, the Jazz Ensemble stands […]
Where’s The Party At?
Is the party scene here at Ursinus on the decline? As compared to previous years, I would say that things have definitely changed regarding the […]
Librarian Diane Skorina Talks Potential Renovations to Myrin Library
Myrin Library could potentially – get ready to read this word a lot – receive a fantastic half-century birthday gift: a redesign. Talks regarding the […]
Ursinus falls to Johns Hopkins in the Centennial Conference playoffs semi-finals
The fifth-seeded Bears of Ursinus fell to the top seeded Blue Jays of Johns Hopkins during the Centennial Conference playoffs on Friday night in Baltimore. […]
Affinity Information
SPINT and Affinity -> I & I (Inclusion and Interest) New I & I: AAPI and Intramural Sports I & I Fest is March […]
Dr. Harold Dean Trulear Talks Theology and Mass Incarceration
By Sidney Belleroche sibelleroche@ursinus.edu On February 15th and 16th, Rev. Dr. Harold Dean Trulear, an associate professor of Applied Theology at Howard University of […]
The Performing and Visual Arts Design and Technology major
The Kaleidoscope is now home to Ursinus’ new Performing and Visual Arts Design and Technology major! “The Performing and Visual Arts Design and Technology major […]