A Conversation With Esther Akande, The Recently-Graduated President of SUN
As the spring semester begins and most students dive head-first into both classes and the occasional snow, some seniors have not returned to Ursinus’ campus. […]
Articles by Adam Denn
Sedona’s Satisfying Eats
As a college student, I am always looking to venture out to new restaurants, especially on the weekends. On the web, I came across Sedona […]
Ursinus Faculty Discusses Generative AI
If you have been on the internet in the past year, you have likely heard of generative artificial intelligence (AI), mainly programs like Chat GPT. […]
Freedom, Transformation, and Pathways: Spring Exhibits at the Berman
The Berman has officially unveiled its three new collections and is ready for visitors once more. Though each exhibit features a different style of art […]
An Artist’s Craft: The Making of Running Away
One of Ursinus College’s very own music majors will be releasing his first album, entitled Running Away, this upcoming April. Sam Love, now 22, has […]
Everybody Dies
Everybody dies, but in Everybody, the title character, Everybody dies. Based on the 15th-century morality play, Everyman, was brought to the 21st century while maintaining […]
Bears Come in the Clutch: Ursinus Reels Off Two Straight Victories
Crunch time. Usually defined as the last 5 minutes of a basketball game, crunch time represents the most highly contested part of the sport, the […]
Swimmers Gear Up for Champs
The rafters shook with nervous excitement on Saturday, with a packed house holding their breath. Both the men’s and women’s teams were holding onto close […]
Jasmine’s Journey of Sushi
Craving some great tasting sushi in the Collegeville/Trappe area? Well Jasmine’s Asian House is the place you’re looking for. Located in the Trappe Center, less […]
Steam Bending with Adriane Colburn
There’s an art to steam-bending wood, and Adriane Colburn has it on display at the Berman Museum of Art, exhibit opening February 8th. Colburn is […]