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 …
Features
Philanthropy Week
Erin Corcoran (ercorcoran@ursinus.edu) Spring is here, bringing warmer days, the end of the semester on the horizon, and an event beloved among students: Philanthropy Week. …
Kappa Alpha Psi: Seeking Achievement
Vaughn DiBattista (vadibattista@ursinus.edu) When thinking about your typical fraternity, it can be easy to get caught up in the glitz and glamor of the frat …
Professor Amoroso-O’Connor: Expanding the Field of Classics at Ursinus
Alena DeAntonellis (aldeantonellis@ursinus.edu) Professor Diane Amoroso-O’Connor has been teaching since fall of 2014, securing her place as an assistant professor in Classics. She came to …
Who’s Who in WVOU
Chase Portarro (chportaro@ursinus.edu) What do an improv comedy show and a music variety program have in common? You can listen to them both live, on-air, …
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Marie Sykes (masykes@ursinus.edu) Are you ready to enter a Transylvanian castle after getting caught with a flat? Well how ‘bout that! Breakaway Student Productions is …
The Search for a New English Professor
Jenna Smith (jesmith2@ursinus.edu) With the retirement of our beloved Dr. Rebecca Jaroff, there will be a hole left behind in the English Department. The process …
Dr. Rebecca Jaroff || Recovering Voices
Vaughn DiBattista (vadibattista@ursinus.edu) Dr. Rebecca Jaroff has taught literature and English courses at Ursinus College for 21 years. She graduated from Ursinus in 1981 with …
The Return of WVOU: Ursinus Gains Back Its Voice
Chase Portaro (chportaro@ursinus.edu) Matthew Nieves-Hoblin ‘23, general manager of Ursinus’s student-run radio station, remembers hosting his final show before the COVID-19 pandemic sent everyone home …
Abele Scholars Dress for Success Program
Morgan Mason (momason@ursinus.edu) Navigating the real world after Ursinus is an intimidating thought for many students. The Abele Foundation Scholars Family, though, has thought long …