Free Speech Lecture by Samantha Harris
With the one-year anniversary of the October 7 attacks just passed and the war between Israel and Hamas ongoing, many still aren’t sure […]
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Swing into this Club
I sat down with Amelia Reaume, the President of The Swing and Social Dance Club, to learn more about her organization. The club […]
Mina Choi Organ Recital
Ursinus hosts its very first Heefner Memorial Organ Series guest artist of the year this Sunday, October 6, in Bomberger Auditorium. The event […]
Latin Jazz Social at The Berman
On the lawn, families and attendees dance to the jazzy tunes of a band while delicious smells waft from a tent. Aproned volunteers […]
October is Lantern Submission Month
Ursinus writers, your moment in the sun has returned: October is The Lantern’s submission month. As one of the longest-running literary magazines in the United […]
New Member Education Begins
Rush week has concluded for the fall semester, bids have been distributed, and decisions have been made. However, acceptance of bids marks only the beginning […]
Yik Yak Culture
In a world with expansive social media options, many college students have found their place. Yik Yak, a location and group-based app where users can […]
New AAPI House
This week I interviewed the founders of the AAPI (Asian-American Pacific Islanders) House. The AAPI House is located at Cloake Hall on Main Street. Cloake […]
Into the Breeches!
The UC Theater Department is back with its first production of the semester, Into the Breeches! The play, written by George Brant, is a comedy […]
Ursinus Students Present Biology Research in San Diego
The ASBMB (American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology) had its annual conference in San Diego, California from March 22-26. This year, two Ursinus seniors […]