Disability Day of Mourning at Ursinus College
When 22-year-old George Hodgins was murdered by his mother, Elizabeth, the public’s response was sympathetic to his mother. As advocate Zoe Gross recalls, “…it wasn’t […]
When 22-year-old George Hodgins was murdered by his mother, Elizabeth, the public’s response was sympathetic to his mother. As advocate Zoe Gross recalls, “…it wasn’t […]
Interested in graduate school or a profession in the medical field?Make sure to come and hear from several Ursinus alumni about their experiences in a […]
At 1:25pm on Thursday, March 5th, the smoke detectors in New Hall went off. They were triggered on the fourth floor and in the attic. […]
As America approaches its 250th birthday, Ursinus College is investing in its history and future. In a new initiative known as the America250 Tuition Promise […]
The Ursinus College Theater Department is launching their production of Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind: “30 Plays in 60 Minutes” TODAY through […]
Every spring, the Career and Professional Development (CPD) Office hosts a career fair designed to invite students of all years to interact with employers and […]
One hundred fify-four million. That’s how many lives global vaccines have saved over the last fifty years according to the World Health Organization (WHO) in […]
According to the Montgomery Department of Health and Human Services Office of Public Health, on January 29, 2026, an individual with measles visited Patient First […]
Last semester, the administration at Ursinus College officially communicated that there would be cuts to faculty positions. The reaction from the Ursinus community was frustration […]
One of the touchstones of Ursinus’ dedication to inclusion and equity is the yearly observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Week, a cross-campus and interdisciplinary […]
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