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It’s a central part of Ursinus’ CIE curriculum that the entire first-year class reads the same texts at the same time, all at once grappling with the same questions about themselves and about the world; to think together is to engage in the liberal arts education that defines us as...

If you’ve been in the women’s room in Olin, you may have noticed a small basket of menstrual products. If you’ve looked closely at the small container, you would have noticed a small sign stating that they’re free for anyone to use and to scan a QR code to have...

*Disclaimer: This article was published in The Goofly, a satire edition of The Grizzly. Last week, Ursinus held a parade welcoming back six local squirrels following their victory on the latest season of The Biggest Loser, streaming exclusively on Tubi Premium. The squirrels captivated the nation and made Collegeville proud...

Adrian Chapman ‘25 is breaking grounds and combining his passions of both genetics and biology by creating a new learning tool, which doubles as a game! His new innovation allows the user to experiment with both of these subjects, all while growing their own virtual garden. Chapman shares: “There’s a...

As spring begins to flourish with fresh vibes and vibrant colors, so does Ritter Hall, the home of the Media and Communications and Arts Departments at Ursinus College. Over spring break and the preceding weeks, the building was given a series of updates enhancing the overall aesthetic of the space...

(Note: This statement is connected to Ashley Adam's Title IX article in News)   I’ll say this from and as myself (Saher.) These are my personal thoughts, as a human being and as a trans person living through this too., We live in a modern rainbow scare, and it means...

On Tuesday, Feb. 25, the Institute for Inclusion & Equity hosted an LGBTQ Fundamentals event. This event was led by Galia Godel (she/he), a sexuality educator who joined us on campus to discuss sexual orientation, trans issues, identities, and other information pertaining to the LGBTQ community. Godel started with the...

Have you ever been to a bad meeting? A really bad meeting? A meeting so terrible you couldn’t think about anything but that level, endless mental drone of “God, please let this be over soon”? Never fear: the Ursinus Theatre and Dance Department production of playwright Savannah Reich’s A Series...

When you are a busy college student, activities like, well, eating, can be a daunting task to accomplish. The Grubhub app is meant to help students have one less time-consuming activity in their daily rush. Rather than waiting in line at the Cafe to order a coffee or lingering in...