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Iconic New York City sculpture has new home on the Ursinus campus. Read More
One of the best liberal arts colleges in Pennsylvania, located in suburban Philadelphia. Our beautiful, tree-lined campus sits on 170 acres along the Perkiomen Creek.
Small class sizes, big experience.
Iconic New York City sculpture has new home on the Ursinus campus. Read More
Biology in the Tropics course takes students to Costa Rica.
As a private liberal arts college with 60 courses of study, chances are we have a major to fuel your passion, but we also have much more.
We firmly believe in the power of “and.”
Biology in the Tropics course takes students to Costa Rica.
Baccalaureate 2018
Ursinus is committed to affordability. Named a Best Value College by Forbes and U.S. News and World Report.
The New York Times ranked Ursinus as one of the top schools committed to economic access.
Baccalaureate 2018
Students cheering on the football team at Homecoming.
We strive to be the most welcoming, safe and respectful campus around—one where diversity is treasured and real meaningful conversations occur.
22% of the fall 2020 incoming class are first-generation students.
Students cheering on the football team at Homecoming.
Our Campus

Our 170-acre campus is full of trees and beautiful old buildings (and great yoga spots).

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April 18, 2021

All Day - BEAR Innovation Competition

April 20, 2021

5:00pm - The Pre-Law Society Presents a Discussion: Women in the Law

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Zeba Hussaini ’14

Zeba arrives as a biology major on the pre-med track.

Impressed by her welcome experience, Zeba decides to join the UC Ambassadors to pass on that comforting feeling to the next incoming class.
Zeba Hussaini ’14

Zeba becomes a fellow for the Parlee Center for Science and the Common Good

As an inaugural member, Zeba learns how to think about the connection between science and the humanities, and the impact this connection has on the world.
Zeba Hussaini ’14

Zeba performs in-depth research in cardiac function and dysfunction.

With med school within reach, Zeba strengthens her application with summer fellow research and year-long lab research on neurotransmitter release.
Zeba Hussaini ’14

Zeba finds inspiration in Applied Ethics coursework and creates major.

Studying alongside a cherished professor, Zeba is further exposed to the critical relationship of humanities and medicine.
Zeba Hussaini ’ 14

Zeba graduates and selects Jefferson Med to pursue her passion.

Attracted to their humanities program and focus on developing well-rounded clinicians, Zeba’s Parlee Center experience was a focal point in the med school interviews.
Zeba Hussaini ’14

Her passion for healthcare advocacy & ethics continues to Hershey Medical

In July 2021, following residency in internal medicine, Zeba will pursue a female gastroenterology fellowship, which, in her experience, has been a male dominated specialty.
Quick Facts
94%

of students in the class of 2018 are either employed, in graduate or professional school, or have chosen service such as the military or a fellowship within six months of graduation.

Ursinus Adds Interdisciplinary “Health and Society” Major

As millions of people around the world continue to face the COVID-19 pandemic—and while issues of health disparities and healthcare access remain prominently at hand—students who wish to enter the field of public health upon graduation will now be given a clearer pathway to do so at Ursinus.
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