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History Beneath Our Feet: Untold Stories Discovered at The Speaker’s House
Visiting Instructor of Anthropology Katharine Davis and a group of students have spent the summer working on an archaeological dig project The Speaker’s House located right up the road from Ursinus College in Trappe

Ursinus College Unveils APEX
APEX at Ursinus is a transformative new learning ecosystem combining academic Inquiry with real-world experiences. Nearly $10M in commitments from donors have been made to date for APEX implementation, which begins in fall 2025.
Examining Health in the Yucatán: Ursinus Students Embark on First Study Abroad Trip to Mexico
For the first time in the college’s history, students embarked on a study-abroad trip to Mexico to learn about global health while exploring the Yucatán Peninsula.

History Unearthed
The restoration of the centuries-old Speakers House—once an Ursinus College residence hall—in neighboring Trappe is a passion project decades in the making for historian Lisa Minardi ’04. And she has some help from aspiring Ursinus archaeologists.

A Love of Language: Tia Alan ’24 Earns Prestigious Fulbright Fellowship
As a Fulbright awardee, Alan will be a standalone professor at a university in Morocco for 10 months beginning in August.
CoSA 2025: Celebration of Student Achievement
All Campus
Every April, we reschedule classes for a day so every student can participate in the Celebration of Student Achievement (CoSA). The day is filled with talks, poster presentations, and performances from hundreds of students from every discipline, from first-year students to seniors.