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Students and faculty do an archeological dig by the Speakers House in Trappe. July 11, 2024 - Drone Shots
History Beneath Our Feet: Untold Stories Discovered at The Speaker’s House

Visiting Instructor of Anthropology Katharine Davis and a group of students have spent the summer working on an archaeological dig project The Speaker’s House located right up the road from Ursinus College in Trappe

Tia Alan '24
A Love of Language: Tia Alan ’24 Earns Prestigious Fulbright Fellowship

As a Fulbright awardee, Alan will be a standalone professor at a university in Morocco for 10 months beginning in August.

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Interested in Criminal Justice?

Ursinus students can now apply for direct admission to St. Joseph’s University’s College of Arts and Sciences. Students accepted can pursue a master’s degrees in criminal justice. Majors in psychology and sociology are particularly good fits, but students in other majors may be interested.

Alex Peay '09
Rising Son
Your time at Ursinus can transform you. That was the case for Alex Peay ’09, who originally thought he’d go to law school, but early into his education, he found an alternative path focused on underserved communities. As the founder of Ones Up in Philadelphia, Peay has provided more than 160 young adults with job training and career exposure through projects serving over 3,500 community members.