Since joining Ursinus in 2022, Assistant Professor of English Jay Shelat has used popular media such as “The Hunger Games” and “Iron Man” to show the impact terror has had on modern popular culture
Nearly 20 students across all class years and a variety of majors participated in this year’s BEAR Innovation Competition.
The newly formed choir’s visit to New Orleans included performances at St. Louis Cathedral and Loyola University New Orleans.
Kelsey Lyons ’27 and Trey Dykeman ’25 are the first Ursinus College students to be awarded a St. Andrews Scholarship in the same year.
Ursinus College Professor of Biology and Neuroscience Carlita Favero, Ph.D., recently participated in the Faculty Mentoring Network, a professional development opportunity which aims to help those interested in implementing new lessons into their curricula.
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.
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.
Hiding in plain sight.
Ursinus researchers are wading into local waters to bring microplastic problems to the surface. Read the latest Ursinus Magazine article.
For the first time ever, Ursinus goes global - all the way to Doha, Qatar where 2009 alumnus Andrew Clark shares his experience in digital marketing in the Middle East. Now based in Baltimore, Andrew discusses how taking a leap of faith paid off.
