Anyone for Junior Class Council? Bueller?
Chase Portaro (chportaro@ursinus.edu) For the second time in three years, all three positions in the Class of 2024 Council went uncontested, with Danny Leach running …
Opinions
The Parking Lottery…for Sophomores only!
Isabella Villegas (isvillegas@ursnus.edu) Most students at Ursinus understand the triumphant moment when you get a perfect parking spot. However, the experience of driving around multiple …
Styrofoam– So Last Year!
Zach Devita-Paulson (zadevitapaulson@ursinus.edu) This year, Upper Wismer made the decision to phase out styrofoam takeout trays, implementing reusable plastic containers instead. Some students believe the …
Club Sports Should Have Athletic Trainers
Cici Chagnon (cichagnon@ursinus.edu) Boasting 25 sports and 15 varsity teams, Ursinus College has no shortage of athleticism. According to the Ursinus Website, one third of …
Don’t Judge a House by it’s Exterior: Main Street Edition
Brooke Hurley (brhurley2@ursinus.edu) Between Reimert Hall, BPS, BWC, and the many Victorian homes that line Main Street in Collegeville, Ursinus’ campus is surrounded by beautiful …
Bear Bites Are Back
Liam Geib (ligeib@ursinus.edu) As of two weeks ago, Wismer was very hit or miss when it came to their dinner selections. With the revived Bear …
Where is Our Safe Space?
Danielle Santana Denrich (dasantanadenrich@ursinus.edu) The purpose of a Gender Sexuality Alliance (GSA) organization is to provide students with a safe space to discuss current LGBT+ …
Squatting > Reimert Lottery
Ava Compagnoni (avcompagnoni@ursinus.edu) Many current Ursinus students are unfamiliar with the practice of ‘squatting,’ which used to be an important part of yearly housing selection. …
Spring Break: The Comeback Kid
Ava Compagnoni (avcompagnoni@ursinus.edu) How did we survive on break days last year? This past spring break felt like the first real break from school work …
The Inconvenience of Main Street Sidewalk Construction
Brooke Hurley (brhurley2@ursinus.edu) As the weather begins to warm-up and the Collegeville community becomes more active outside, the need for walkability and enjoyment of the …