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Johnny Myer s jomyers@ursinus.edu On Friday, April 19, the Rainbow Resource Center held the first Ursinus LGBTQ+ Pride Festival. The event had performances, giveaways, and […]

Students and faculty spent the day taking a class on either documentary theatre or the ethics of genome editing Maddy Rodak marodak@ursinus.edu Ursinus’ Sesquicentennial celebration […]

Courtney Duchene coduchene@ursinus.edu Commonwealth Hall on Main Street, a former Ursinus dorm, might not be sitting vacant for much longer. Phoenixville’s Steel City, a Soho/Bohemian […]

Sienna Coleman  sicoleman@ursinus.edu  Take a moment and ask yourself, are you using the best form of contraceptive for you? Are you even aware of all […]

Sienna Coleman  sicoleman@ursinus.edu  Someday, senior Brittani Schnable will have her own re- search lab. At Ursinus, Schnable majored in biochemistry and molecular biology, and physics. […]

Student-written play asks audience to examine what role they play in racism. Sienna Coleman sicoleman@ursinus.edu The first thing that comes to mind when Taahira Davis […]

Ro Murphy romurphy@ursinus.edu Senior Katherine Madden, known by most as Katie or “Kmad,” has had a huge effect on Ursinus College in her four years […]

William Wehrs wiwehrs@ursinus.edu On March 28, 2019, legendary Ursinus History professor Dr. S. Ross Doughty passed away after battling ALS. He retired in the Spring […]

Matthew Trainor matrainor@ursinus.edu Ursinus is offering a new course entitled “Biology and the African Diaspora in America.” The course, taught by Dr. Simara Price, brings […]

Sam Rosenthal sarosenthal@ursinus.edu “As survivors are getting older, it will be harder and harder to hear a first-hand account of their stories in person,” the […]