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You’ve seen us around you’ve read the papers but what goes on behind the scenes? This week, we are giving you a little peek into the editing room, and hearing from the people inside! Q: Favorite part of The Grizzly? A: My favorite part is coming up with fun article...

     No matter what building you go to at Ursinus, you will likely find a few copies of The Grizzly lying around. Whether it serves you as casual reading material or a source for all your Ursinus-related information, The Grizzly has been a mainstay in the Ursinus community in...

     Naila Twyman ‘26 is a student in Professor Shane Kowalski’s Horror Fiction Class, and is by all accounts a spectacular author on the rise. This week, I had the privilege to hear all about her latest creation, “Bullshit,” and learn a bit more about what goes into the...

Disclaimer: This is a short story spoof on the “The Twilight Zone” episode “The Monsters are Due on Maple Street” regarding the Main Street Plumbing Issues. This story is in no way an actual report, and the outcome of events in this story have not taken place in real life...

     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...

     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...

     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...

     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...

     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...