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  • Vendors & Gift Wrap Wanted for Staff Assembly Craft Fair

    Calling all crafters and shoppers! Join staff assembly for a craft fair featuring  faculty, staff and student vendors. sign up by noon on Tuesday, Nov. 13. The office of sustainability wants your new and gently used wrapping paper, bags, bows and ribbon. Drop off donations before 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 14 at the office in Pfahler 112G. More

  • Bookstore Sale

    Champion ® - Buy One Get One Free! Drinkware - Buy One Get One Free! For a limited time, while supplies last.

MAJOR INITIATIVES

  • Campus Master Planning Open Sessions Nov. 12 & 13

    The college’s architecture and planning consultants for the campus master plan will be on campus next week to provide the college community with an overview of their findings from their October visits.  Open sessions in IDC 114 for faculty, staff and students have been scheduled for:

    Monday, Nov. 12, from 4:10 p.m. to 5 p.m. 

    Tuesday, Nov. 13, from Noon to 1 p.m. 

    Tuesday, Nov. 13, from 4:10 p.m. to 5 p.m. 

    Please feel free to attend any of these sessions. We look forward to engaging in this process with you at one of these open forum meetings.      For more information about the meetings and the master planning process, please visit the campus master planning website.

  • Interfaith Youth Core Survey

    As part of the IFYC initiative, all faculty and staff are asked complete a quick, anonymous questionnaire regarding perceptions of and experiences with interfaith cooperation and resources at Ursinus College.

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  • Sharon Hansen
    Sharon Hansen

    As director of career and post-graduate development, Sharon works to develop and nurture relationships with organizations leading to internship and job opportunities for Ursinus students and alumni. But did you know…?

Milestones

This box will contain announcements of importance to our Ursinus family. Some of you may remember “Concern of the Community” emails. We would like your help in naming the box. Please submit suggestions to QuickQuestion@Ursinus.edu 

Quick question

Where was the bell that rang when a class was over &  when a home football game was won? 

Submit your answer to: QuickQuestion@ursinus.edu
Winners announced on this page.

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  • FOR SALE: Kitchen Table & More

    NEW ITEMS ADDED! Household Items:Mid-Century Modern Table $50, Rocking Chairs $25 ea, Artificial Trees $25 ea, Child’s Lounge Chair $25, 3 Curtain Valances with Rods $25, Table Cloth & Round Table $50 View here. 

  • FREE: Nutcracker Tickets Submitted By: CASE

    Free tickets are available for Ursinus faculty and staff to attend the Nutcracker on Dec. 1 presented by the International Ballet Theater. Contact CASE@ursinus.edu. Tickets awarded on a first come first served basis

Innovation and Discovery Center

Innovation and Discovery Center Dedicated

Ursinus College’s $29 million Innovation and Discovery Center (IDC) was dedicated Saturday, Oct. 27, during a public event celebrating the new interdisciplinary facility which, for the first time in the college’s history, combines science, policy and entrepreneurship under one roof.
Rev. Terri Ofori, Chaplain

College Officially Welcomes Chaplain

A commissioning ceremony was held for Reverend Terri Ofori, chaplain and director of religious and spiritual life, on Oct. 28.
Cubed Curve Arrives on Campus

Cubed Curve Arrives on Campus

“Cubed Curve,” once a familiar sight to millions in mid-town Manhattan, was donated to the Berman Museum by the Rockefeller Group and arrived on campus on - Monday, Oct. 22.
W. Robert Crigler'56 and the 1956 Ursinus Baseball Team

Ursinus Mourns the loss of W. Robert Crigler ’56

The college’s first African American graduate and the namesake of our Crigler program died on Saturday, Oct. 20. He was 84.
The Berman Museum has been gifted 34 large-scale, 20-by-24-inch Polaroid photographs from artist David Levinthal’s 1...

Berman Museum Receives One of its Most Significant Donations

The Philip and Muriel Berman Museum of Art has been gifted 34 large-scale Polaroid photographs by artist David Levinthal’s 1988 Wild West series. The gift is valued at over $650,000.

What’s happening

Jan Brett Visits Ursinus Nov. 25, 2018

Free Tickets Available - Jan Brett, Children’s Author & Illustrator Visits Ursinus

On Sunday, November 25 Childrens’ book author and illustrator Jan Brett will be speaking, demonstrating and signing copies of her new book The Snowy Nap. 10 a.m. Bomberger Auditorium
Jonathan L. Clark

Nov. 15 Baden Lecture - Jonathan Clark Talks Roadkill

“Yes, This Lecture Really is About Roadkill” All are welcome. 4:15 p.m. Musser Auditorium
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Nov. 14 - Staff Assembly Craft Fair

Calling all crafters and shoppers! Join staff assembly for a craft fair featuring  faculty, staff and student vendors. The office of sustainability wants your new and gently used wrapping paper, bags, bows and ribbon. Drop off donations before 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 14 at the office in Pfahler 112G. Vendors are welcome and can register until noon Tuesday, Nov. 13.