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Ursinus Secures $1 Million in Federal Funding for Main Street Revitalization
It is among $12 million allotted for local projects through the U.S. Congress’s Congressionally Directed Spending (CDS) request program.
Assistant Professor of English and Creative Writing Katie Schmid Henson has been selected by Haymarket Books and the Mellon Foundation as a member of the inaugural Writing Freedom Fellowship cohort, an initiative that supports the literary work of authors whose lives have been touched by the criminal legal system.
For admitted students who submit the student aid index (SAI), Ursinus College is guaranteeing their institutional gift aid awarded on financial aid estimates.
Ursinus College’s annual Disability Day of Mourning vigil is prominently featured in a new documentary, Unthinkable, which calls attention to the murders of people who have disabilities by their family members.
Staff members Angela Upright and Joanna Timmerman represented Ursinus at the University of Pennsylvania on March 8th, delivering a dynamic presentation about the collaboration between the Ursinus Center for Advocacy, Responsibility, and Engagement (UCARE) and the Office of Disability and Access (ODA).
More humor than self-help, Lean the F*ck Out: How to Aim Lower, Get Less Done, and Find Your Happiness is the first book by Director of the Center for Writing and Speaking Talia Argondezzi.
How an Ursinus lab is threading machine learning and the human element.
For the first time ever, Ursinus goes global - all the way to Doha, Qatar where 2009 alumnus Andrew Clark shares his experience in digital marketing in the Middle East. Now based in Baltimore, Andrew discusses how taking a leap of faith paid off.