“A Republic, if you can keep it”
As election day approaches, activism and interest in politics not just at the national level, but also at the local level, are becoming more crucial than ever. On Sunday, October 6, we sat down with two Ursinus students who attended an open event hosted by The Collegeville Democrats...
A Bit About The B’Naturals
Have you ever wished your college experience was as thrilling and invigorating as a movie? Well, for the B’Naturals, Ursinus’s very own collegiate A cappella Club, every time they band together to sing a beautiful power ballad, or one of Hozier’s greatest hits, they are one step closer...
IIE Launches Hispanic History Month Celebration
Ursinus students, you may want to prepare yourself for a slew of new emails. And maybe brush up on your high school Spanish. The Institute for Inclusion and Equity is hosting its annual Hispanic Heritage Month celebration. Several events will be held throughout the month to...
Women In Technology and Science Club
This semester, Ursinus is welcoming a new club called Women in Technology and Science! President of WiTS, Morgan McCracken ‘25, explains that this club is a place for students in science and technology-related majors to relax and feel comfortable. It can be very difficult, stressful and...
Dungeons & Dragons and Denn Oh My!
WVOU (Voice of Ursinus) is Collegeville’s only radio station, and arguably one of the most versatile there is. Students are welcome at any time to drop by and host their own show, or play any music that they’d like. Certain shows have become increasingly popular, including Dungeon MacGyvers...
Love of the Craft
Minecraft, a highly acclaimed voxel-based sandbox game initially launched in 2009, offers players the freedom to construct and design virtually anything they envision while also exploring pre-generated worlds. This past week, I had the opportunity to sit down with a seasoned Minecraft player, known by his in-game alias @NotBJeff, for...
Madeline Hepburn is Missing: A Short Story by Ze’ev Shaheen
After the disappearance of a young woman named Madeline Hepburn, Martin Wright is brought in for questioning. Wright is a stranger with a checkered past in a new town and an inclination for conversation. The story is formatted as a monologue as he tries to beat a polygraph test and...
CONFIDENCE: Ursinus Graduate Katie Cressman’s Journey and Advice
“ Work is work, but it can be fun too and I really believe it should be something you can be passionate about in some way or another! So, don’t settle, and be determined you’ll get where you want to go. If you do that, I guarantee you’ll end up...
Interview with Editor in Chief Marie Sykes
How and when did you get involved in The Grizzly? I first joined the Grizzly in November 2020. It was the pandemic and I was really missing having some sort of writing class since I focused on my physics major that year. The Grizzly seemed like something fun to get...