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Taking Root: The Liberal Arts and Sustainability

Discover how a liberal arts education stirs students to seek solutions for challenges impacting our planet and encounter our community in new ways in the March edition of the Ursinus Magazine.

Students browsing for items at BearShare.
BearShare 2024 Wrapped!

BearShare’s Fall 2024 was a huge success!

Students shopping for clothes at BearShare pop-up.
BearShare Builds Circular Economy on Campus

BearShare aims to recirculate used items, reduce waste, advance sustainability, and build a more circular economy at Ursinus College.

Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Brie Berry
Berry Ready to Make Difference on Montgomery County Food Policy Council

Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Brie Berry was selected to serve on the inaugural leadership team of the Montgomery County Food Policy Council

Syd Carpenter with BIO 334 students at the hügel site to prepare and organize the garden's plants.
Artwork and Sustainability Go Hand-in-Hand at the Berman’s Latest Installation

This spring, the Berman cuts the ribbon on its latest addition to the Outdoor Sculpture Collection. The Instrument is a living work of art that aligns with two of Ursinus College’s long-held values: public art and sustainability.

Sunset on the Farm
A Beautiful Fall Evening on the Farm
The Environmental Studies Department kicked off Homecoming Weekend with an alumni event at the campus farm. So fun to catch up with some of our students and hear about life after Ursinus.
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