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Samantha Kiessling: sakiessling@ursinus.edu Check out two of the Class of 2023’s Honors projects. Name: Kate Isabel Foley Major(s)/Minor(s): English and Theatre / Creative Writing and Gender and Women’s Sexuality Studies Project Title: Pride and Prejudice at Pemberley College – a full-length concert reading Advisor Name: Dr. Meghan Brodie What is...

Kate Horan: kahoran@ursinus.edu Every person deserves a place where they feel safe and free to express themselves, to experience human connection and unity. The Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) is a student organization that creates this place for many students at Ursinus College. According to GSA President Danielle Santana Denrich...

Kate Horan: kahoran@ursinus.edu Most everyone loves to laugh. Sharing jokes is not only fun but allows people to connect through shared aspects of humor and humanity. The Grizzly’s love for jokes can be seen in our previous issue, a satirical issue titled The Goofly. Expanding upon the importance of humor...

Marie Sykes: masykes@ursinus.edu The Trail to Oregon: known for a long arduous journey across the American midwest in a covered wagon with many dying of dysentery (and other causes), but also known for inspiring the hit 1971 educational game and the Starkid Productions musical. The Break-away Student Productions performs The...

Disclaimer: this article was written for the April 1st issue and is a part of The Goofly. This Grizzly issue is satirical.  The Society of Physics Students (SPS) have been making waves, or rather craters, across campus by once again operating the trebuchet. Students in the society have used it...

Disclaimer: this article was written for the April 1st issue and is a part of The Goofly. This Grizzly issue is satirical. Robyn Hannigan, President of Ursinus College and former Provost of Clarkson University, has inadvertently revealed herself as the primary creative developer of Ursinusanonymous2, an Instagram account based on...

IntRHOducing Trinady Banks and Esther Akande–President and Vice President, respectively, of the renewed Pi Chi chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Incorporated (SG Rho, Inc.). Originally chartered at UC in 2005, Pi Chi was inactive on campus for some time before Banks ‘23 and Akande ‘24 spearheaded its comeback this...

Sea-salt filled the air as my group of fellow American travelers and I stepped off a crowded ferry boat onto a creaky, metal dock. After a slightly rocky journey across Galway Bay, which saw a cloudy day turn into a dark, misty night, we had finally arrived upon the biggest...

When Punxsutawney Phil arose from his burrow on February 2 he saw his shadow, indicating that we would see six more weeks of winter, but it seems that the Ursinus Softball team didn’t get the memo. The team got the season started with two big wins against Stevens, kicking off...