Counting Craters
Within the physics department here at Ursinus College, a team of five students along with their professor actively work towards achieving a new program designed […]
News
New Epic Wismer Changes for Next Year XD!
Throughout the spring semester, lots of changes have gone into Wismer. We thought we’d suggest our own changes for next year, sure to keep Wismer […]
E. DAWLEY LAB AXOLOTLS STRIKE
Enough is enough, and the axolotls of Dr. E. Dawley’s lab are on strike until their contract concerns are addressed. Their new union, Axolotls United, […]
Recent News: Unity Day and a New Watson Fellow
Unity Day – Saturday, March 16, 2024 Unity Day, organized by the Bonner Leaders, celebrated students’ cultures across campus, with student-made food from countries, like […]
Talking Campus Antisemitism and New Social Science with Professor Jeffrey Kopstein
University students are far more critical of Israel – and even more antisemitic – than the nation at large, right? Not necessarily, says Professor Jeffrey […]
Deadnaming Emails Resolved
#Giving2UCDay is normally about collaboration, care, and inspiration throughout campus. However, this was not the case for many transgender and nonbinary students when the #Giving2UCDay […]
Recent News
Unity Day – Saturday, March 16, 2024 Unity Day, organized by the Bonner Leaders, celebrated students’ cultures across campus, with student-made food from countries, like […]
Librarian Diane Skorina Talks Potential Renovations to Myrin Library
Myrin Library could potentially – get ready to read this word a lot – receive a fantastic half-century birthday gift: a redesign. Talks regarding the […]
Affinity Information
SPINT and Affinity -> I & I (Inclusion and Interest) New I & I: AAPI and Intramural Sports I & I Fest is March […]
Dr. Harold Dean Trulear Talks Theology and Mass Incarceration
By Sidney Belleroche sibelleroche@ursinus.edu On February 15th and 16th, Rev. Dr. Harold Dean Trulear, an associate professor of Applied Theology at Howard University of […]