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Sean McGinley, semcginley@ursinus.edu Many important deadlines regarding scholarship opportunities are approaching for students at Ursinus. Two of the scholarships being offered include the Benjamin A. […]

Ava Compagnoni, avcompagnoni@ursinus.edu  The 120-foot Ursinus smokestack has received a new and improved look, thanks to Brooklyn artist Katie Merz. The smokestack has been painted […]

Gillian McComesky, gimccomesky@ursinus.edu The U.S. News and World Report college rankings are out, and among liberal arts colleges Ursinus ranks 84th in the nation. It […]

Gillian McComesky, gimccomesky@ursinus.edu   On September 13, 2020, the Ursinus community changed forever when freshman Aidan Inteso passed away unexpectedly. Aidan was an Abele Scholar […]

Claude Wolfer clwolfer@ursinus.edu In a letter addressed to the Ursinus Class of 2024, the Common Intellectual Experience (CIE) co-coordinators introduced new students to their first […]

Samantha Beckman sabeckman@ursinus.edu All last year, students watched with rapt anticipation as the new Ursinus College Commons was built from the ground up. The $7 […]

Skylar Haas skhaas@ursinus.edu Garrett Bullock and Tommy Armstrong began their time at Ursinus living together in Stauffer hall. Now as they finish up their undergrad […]

Kim Corona kicorona@ursinus.edu Last week, the Ursinus College Student Government announced the new student body president for the next academic year. Sophomore and Political Science […]

Skylar Haas skhaas@ursinus.edu Ursinus’ student literary magazine, The Lantern, is released each year in the spring. The debut of the 2020 Lantern was different than […]

Kim Corona kicorona@ursinus.edu After weeks of deliberation and students demanding answers from the school, Ursinus announced its decision regarding room and board reimbursement on Friday. […]