Charles Rafferty reads his brief and humorous poems
Kevin Leon keleon@ursinus.edu Poet Charles Rafferty stopped by the Bear’s Den on Thursday, October 3 to give a poetry reading. Rafferty has had works published …
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Dr. Shuru helps launch Latinx book club
Kim Corona kicorona@ursinus.edu The Latinx community at Ursinus College now has more activities and programs on campus, due in part to the efforts of Dr. …
New play inspired by Ursinus’ history
KevinLeon keleon@ursinus.edu Ursinus’ 150th birthday celebration continues this weekend with the production of “The Complete History of Ursinus College [Abridged],” a play written and directed …
Ursinus welcomes a new assistant director
Gabriela Pascal gapascal@ursinus.edu The Residence Life Office at Ursinus College recently welcomed Michael Thompkins as a new Assistant Director, managing Main Street. Since July, Thompkins …
College expands recycling capacity
Kim Corona kicorona@ursinus.edu Ursinus College will continue to expand its efforts to recycle and maintain its streak of being named a landfill-free institution by the …
Celebrating Ursinus’ 150th birthday
Kevin Leon keleon@ursinus.edu This past weekend Ursinus celebrated its annual Homecoming and Family Weekend. What made this year’s celebration different from that of years past …
Shammah Bermudez will depart from Ursinus
Kim Corona kicorona@ursinus.edu Director of Disability Services and Section 504 Coordinator Shammah Bermudez will be departing from Ursinus College to join the Mitchell-Hamline School of …
Two decades of Ursinus Fringe Festival
Kevin Leon keleon@ursinus.edu Last week, Ursinus’ Fringe festival, which is inspired by the Philadelphia Fringe festival, turned 20 years old. The event kicked off on …
Professor Walvoord wins First-Year Advising Award
Samuel Chiche sachiche@ursinus.edu Here at Ursinus, the First-Year Advising Award is presented to advisors who have been exceptional helping freshmen transition into college life. This …
The Commons is coming
Kaherice Chicano kachicano@urinus.edu Construction has taken over where Keigwin Hall once stood alone, and soon a new Commons will fill the space. This new “Welcoming …