SAAC’s Annual Holiday Food Drive
Attention student athletes! The Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) would like to remind everyone about the annual holiday food drive ending soon. With 1,815 lbs. of food donated last year, the new goal for the current year is a whopping 2,000 lbs.! If you haven’t had the opportunity...
Seen the Zine?
If you have seen the rainbow posters around campus and you are wondering what a zine is, wonder no longer. Zine is short for magazine, and a zine is typically shorter than a standard magazine and tends to be about one particular topic. The Zine on campus is...
The Case of the Missing Lower Door
The general reception around the newly renovated Lower Wismer this year has been rather positive, yet something unexpected has fueled frustration amongst the student body. “W here the is the side door to Lower Wismer?” bellows Dominic Nunez ‘27. “I’ve run into the glass about three times...
Vector Training and the Scramble Before Registration
“Happy Halloween ~ Not trying to scare you, but you’ve been emailed about this since late August. You will not be able to register for classes until you complete the online modules.” These are the opening lines of an email students received from Director of Health Promotion, Katie...
What’s in a Baden?
You’ve probably heard of Ursinus’ faculty lecture program, the Baden presentations. If you’ve been free on a Thursday afternoon and one’s caught your eye, maybe you’ve even gone to one and learned about what one of our beloved professors has been up to in their research. But what...
Wind Ensemble Holiday Concert
As the semester comes to an end and the holiday season approaches, the Ursinus College Wind Ensemble will have its final performance of the semester on December 6th. Come and enjoy an evening of winter classics to get you into the holiday spirit! The Ursinus Wind...
Hora De Cafe
One of Ursinus College’s main selling points is that it caters to individuals of all backgrounds. Unsurprisingly, the opportunity to explore Latin culture here is available and always fascinating. The long-running Hora De Café series, run primarily by Dr. Xochitl Shuru, provides students with an opportunity...
“Keep Moving Forward”
Sports can be a great simulation of life; anything can happen and it could be over just like that. For Dylan McHugh, this meant a single play changed his life forever. Dylan is a junior on the Ursinus College football team, and a starter on the...
Ethical Bears
With many new and exciting things on campus it is important to remember Ursinus’s staples, such as the Bear Share program. The Bear Share program has undergone some exciting changes this year and is back and better than ever! Bear Share is a long-standing part of Ursinus’s efforts...