The World Makers: Dungeons and Dragons on Campus
Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) is known for its extensive rules and devoted players. The game is a tabletop role-playing game in which a set of […]
Articles by Claudia Tracy
True Love or True Indifference?
The other week in the pitch room, as we discussed the articles that would fill these pages, I found myself saying, “Maybe we should write […]
Is Anyone Reading This?
It’s a question I often ask myself. Each week, members of The Grizzly staff distribute our papers to different academic buildings. And each week, I […]
Deer Factor: Repellent or Rebellion
It’s past midnight; the campus is mostly dark besides the glow of the streetlamps and the lit-up dorm rooms of nocturnal students. You are walking […]
Recovery Month Continues Past September at Ursinus
As we move into October, National Recovery Month has come to a close; however, the importance of recovery at Ursinus College remains a prevalent part […]
The Writing is, Literally, On the Wall
During my freshman year, I spent a lot of time in Myrin Library. Every day, Iwould go up the stairs and look at the words […]
Repair Cafe
This past April 16th, Ursinus held its first ever Repair Cafe. Hosted by Professor Brie Berry’s Circular Economies class, this event strived to emphasize the […]
Myrin Makeover
Between the renovations in lower Wismer, Grubhub, the 24/7 surveillance convenience store, and a smoothie-making robot, Ursinus College has undergone several changes – many of […]
Grubhub: Convenience or Chaos?
When you are a busy college student, activities like, well, eating, can be a daunting task to accomplish. The Grubhub app is meant to help […]
El Gordo Bros: Adding Flavor to Collegeville
Although Ursinus students appreciate a good Wismer meal, the on-campus options for dinner can feel limited, and unfortunately, Collegeville is not necessarily known for its […]