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.
Medicine Across Cultures: Ursinus Offering New Spanish Health Professional Course
Lecturer of Modern Languages Viena Ballesteros is helping bridge the cultural gap in healthcare through a new course that combines her Spanish-speaking background and expertise in medicine, offering a new interdisciplinary classroom experience at Ursinus College.
Ursinus Forms Graduate Partnership with Neumann University
Neumann University will offer guaranteed admission to select graduate programs for Ursinus students in athletic training, forensic accounting and cybercrime, business and organizational leadership, cybersecurity, education, forensic psychology, and sports business.
The Long-Term Effects of COVID-19: Ivaska Presents at APHA Conference
In October, Associate Professor of Health Sciences and Director of the TRACE Lab Nicole Ivaska and Ursinus College alumna Laura Rothschild ’23 presented at the American Public Health Association (APHA) Conference in Minneapolis, Minn. on the long-term effects of COVID-19.
Resilience in Motion
A spinal cord injury changed Emi Perry ’15’s life, but not her competitive spirit. She’s a decorated paratriathlete who competed in the Paris Paralympic Games as a member of Team USA. She spoke with Ursinus Magazine about her inspiring journey.
