Don’t Judge a House by it’s Exterior: Main Street Edition
Brooke Hurley (brhurley2@ursinus.edu) Between Reimert Hall, BPS, BWC, and the many Victorian homes that line Main Street in Collegeville, Ursinus’ campus is surrounded by beautiful …
Articles by Jenna Smith
Meet the Alpha Delta Phi Society
Marie Sykes (masykes@ursinus.edu) The Alpha Delta Phi Society, the only non-Greek “Greek adjacent” organization on campus, is labeled as a literary society but is “a …
Meet Dr. Matthew Kozusko
Alena DeAntonellis (aldeantonellis@ursinus.edu) Dr. Matthew Kozusko applied for a position at Ursinus in his final semester of graduate PhD work, intrigued by J.D. Salinger’s attendance …
Counted Out: The Ursinus Women’s Lacrosse Story
Vaughn DiBattista (vadibattista@ursinus.edu) On February 15th, 2022, the Centennial Conference released the results of a preseason poll for the 2022 Women’s lacrosse season. Topping the …
April Editor’s Letter
Dear Ursinus Family, After taking a much needed break back in March from writing, I feel rejuvenated to offer up words of wisdom for the …
Bear Bites Are Back
Liam Geib (ligeib@ursinus.edu) As of two weeks ago, Wismer was very hit or miss when it came to their dinner selections. With the revived Bear …
Where is Our Safe Space?
Danielle Santana Denrich (dasantanadenrich@ursinus.edu) The purpose of a Gender Sexuality Alliance (GSA) organization is to provide students with a safe space to discuss current LGBT+ …
And That’s All Folks: SWEAT Performance Recap
Brooke Hurley (brhurley2@ursinus.edu) Morgan Mason (momason@ursinus.edu) September 29th, 2008 was an economically historic day. Not only did the Dow Jones Industrial Average drop 776.68 points …
Changes to Disability Services under Inclusion and Community Engagement
Amelia Kunko (amkunko@ursinus.edu) Inclusion and Community Engagement is a new division on campus, which includes the Chaplain’s Office and Religious and Spiritual Life, Community Relations, …
The Bears That Won’t Stop Swinging
Liam Geib (ligeib@ursinus.edu) In their first full season since 2019, returning upperclassmen of the baseball team reflect on what to expect from this season. Seniors …