Many Ursinus students chart their own academic course by taking on more than one major and implementing a self-designed area of study.

Patrick Gasda ’07 has made a discovery that indicates habitable groundwater once flowed on the surface of Mars.

Annette Smith Parker has been appointed Ursinus College’s vice president for finance and administration. She had been serving in the same position in an interim role since Aug. 1.

Angela Bey’s The Playground will be performed by the student-run group Breakaway Productions.

The college raised more than $136,000 thanks to 1,120 donors on Giving Tuesday.

The newly established Ursinus Institute will assist students and provide retention research for other colleges.

Ursinus is a national winner in the Environmental Protection Agency’s Food Recovery Challenge. The student group Wismer on Wheels is part of the successful program.

All business on the mat, UC wrestler also excels in Simon Business School competition.

The Ursinus College Choir and Meistersingers present the 79th annual performance of Handel’s Messiah, a winter tradition in historic Bomberger auditorium, on Dec. 3 and Dec. 4.

Bears Make History, a digital humanities class, is bringing Ursinus’s past online.

Ursinus is one of a select number of colleges nationwide to receive the Reacting Endeavor Challenge Grant to bring Reacting to the Past to more classrooms.

Hoping to inspire classmates and young girls to pursue STEM careers, Serena Schaefer ’19 established Women in Technology and Science, a new student-run club on campus.

Meet a renowned expert in Indian cooking who is the keynote speaker for a Nov. 11-12 U-Imagine Center program, A panel of alumnae provide expertise on how to achieve career success.

Michael Young-Suk Oh, the global executive director and CEO of the Lausanne Movement, will deliver a talk titled “Loving Your Enemy” during Ursinus College’s biennial Davis Visiting Professorship of Judeo-Christian Values lecture on Monday, Nov. 7 at 7 p.m. in Bomberger Hall.

Mark B. Schneider, a professor and former associate dean at Grinnell College in Iowa, has been appointed vice president of academic affairs and dean of Ursinus College.

“Building Peace in Post-Conflict Societies: Looking Back in Order to Look Forward” will be held Saturday, Nov. 5 at 1 p.m. in the Musser Auditorium of Pfahler Hall on the Ursinus College campus.

Alumni, students, faculty, staff and guests attended the groundbreaking ceremony for the Innovation and Discovery Center.

Ursinus College’s $100 million comprehensive campaign will raise funds in support of its mission and strategic priorities that will advance academic innovation, enrich the student experience and provide enhanced access through scholarships. 

Ursinus radio station WVOU is hitting the right frequency and gaining popularity with students.