Expert Tips On Graduate School Planning – What You Need to Know
“In my experience, having now gotten two graduate degrees, a master’s and a Ph.D., I believe that earning those degrees is as much about persistence […]
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Watson Fellowship Winner Tommy Armstrong ’20: Travels and Reflections
“After three attempted muggings, I am quite aware of my surroundings everywhere I go. I’m curious how else I have changed,” says Tommy Armstrong, […]
Bear Innovation Graduation
Julia Dees – First Place Winner Name: Julia Dees Class: 2026 Major: Neuroscience Business: Safe Haven Doula Support Safe Haven aims to provide educational, emotional, […]
The Arts at COSA
The Celebration of Student Achievement gathers students from across campus to present their work and discuss it alongside other students. This year it will be […]
Art Comes To Life!
Everyone has seen the statues of the gardener and the knitter here at Ursinus. They’re staples of the campus, and everyone remembers their first time […]
Jazz Spring 2024
A rhythmic countdown begins and shortly thereafter, mellifluous sounds resonate from the basement of Bomberger. Among the musical ensembles at Ursinus, the Jazz Ensemble stands […]
Reimagine Ursinus-Collegeville: Planting Seeds of Change
Kate Horan kahoran@ursinus.edu FEATURES “Environmental service is amazing, but the best thing for me is when two people can unite over environmental service and […]
A Conversation With Esther Akande, The Recently-Graduated President of SUN
As the spring semester begins and most students dive head-first into both classes and the occasional snow, some seniors have not returned to Ursinus’ campus. […]
New Dungeons and Dragons Club
“My favorite part of the game is the journey of watching the weak and helpless players rise up to become heroes and legends of […]
An Artist’s Craft: The Making of Running Away
One of Ursinus College’s very own music majors will be releasing his first album, entitled Running Away, this upcoming April. Sam Love, now 22, has […]