Slouching towards paradise: a bolder “Bachelor”?
Jen Joseph jejoseph@ursinus.edu Reality TV has never had exceptional diversity or nuanced perspectives. One of the biggest reality TV franchises, ABC’s “The Bachelor,” has a […]
Opinions
Sesquicentennial fatigue is soon to set in
Daniel Walker dawalker@ursinus.edu We, the assembled student body of Ursinus College, are scarcely but one month into the new semester. For some of us, it […]
How studying abroad has been rewarding
Shelsea Deravil shderavil@ursinus.edu Living in the Czech Republic has been some-what difficult for me so far. Of course, being in a new place comes with […]
Andrew Yang: promising or placebo?
Daniel Walker dawalker@ursinus.edu Potential Democratic challengers to the presidency have sprung forth from all corners of the country. Some have disappeared just as quickly as […]
Why Ursinus could use a shuttle bus system
Elana Goldman elgoldman@ursinus.edu This weekend, Ursinus students can take advantage of three pre-planned bus trips through the Student Activities office. The school often offers such […]
Is climate anxiety the new nuclear anxiety?
Daniel Walker dawalker@ursinus.edu For as long as the planet Earth has had a past and a present, its inhabitants have fretted and fussed over its […]
Meatless options: a positive trend
Kevin Leon keleon@ursinus.edu In early August, Burger King added a new take on the Whopper to their menu. Advertised as 100% Whopper, but with 0% […]