The Making of Out! Just Over the Line
English and Creative Writing major Rach Wascoe ’27 is proud to share her newly published book with the Ursinus Community. Out! Just Over the Line: […]
Features
Repair Cafe
This past April 16th, Ursinus held its first ever Repair Cafe. Hosted by Professor Brie Berry’s Circular Economies class, this event strived to emphasize the […]
Hillel: A Home for Many
Several Fridays per semester, a small community of Ursinus students trickles into Yost and spends an evening eating homemade food, talking, and praying. These Shabbat […]
Tau Sigma Gamma Talks Events, Friendships, and Recruitment
Ursinus, like many other colleges, is home to a thriving Greek life. Currently, there are twelve active Greek organizations on campus, some dating as far […]
Yik Yak Ban and Online Conduct
“We have received reports from students of ongoing and escalating anti-trans, anti-Semitic, and racist rhetoric, along with other inappropriate comments, that have been posted anonymously […]
Sisters Helping Sisters
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 […]
Fun Home Comes to Lenfest Theatre Stage
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 […]
Popular Fitness Influencer and Contestant on The Biggest Loser Exposed*
*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 […]
Breaking Biology Barriers
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 […]
Saher on the Modern Rainbow Scare
(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 […]