By Mengxia Zhang Correspondent Walter Greason, a Ursinus College history professor and author of the recently published book, “The Path to Freedom: ...
Read More »The Student Government Association welcomed the Kappa Pi Art Honor Society and TCNJ Steel Lions Fencing to the College’s roster of student organizations ...
Read More »Two homes in Ewing Township were invaded last week — one incident involved armed gunmen at a student home and the other resulted in injury. Officers ...
Read More »A costumed Student Government Association general body discussed a state bill that could give $500,000 to the technology education department. They also ...
Read More »By Melissa Lim Correspondent James Van Strander, a 2007 College alumnus, spoke to students about law school, the application process and his personal ...
Read More »By Aaron James Creuz Correspondant Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who is known for his controversial political practices, was under scrutiny ...
Read More »A shirtless, intoxicated male with his shoes and a cowboy hat on the ground beside him was found sitting on the floor at 2:40 a.m. on Sunday, Oct. 31 ...
Read More »By Daniel Weinshenker Correspondent The Islamic community center to be built near Ground Zero has been a polarizing issue throughout the United ...
Read More »After receiving reports of a suspicious person, officers arrived at 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 20 to the rear entrance of campus. According to reports, ...
Read More »The Student Government Association considered granting two organizations club status during its Wednesday, Oct. 13, and Wednesday, Oct. 20 general body ...
Read More »Students and faculty members learned the benefits of elementary school teachers’ lounges at the year’s first Urban Education Seminar, held in room ...
Read More »Residents of Phelps and Hausdoerffer Halls received an unwelcomed surprise upon returning to their apartments the evening of Thursday, Oct. 21 — the ...
Read More »On Sept. 22, Rutgers University freshman Tyler Clementi ended his life by jumping off the George Washington Bridge, just days after his roommate and an ...
Read More »Members of the Bonner Center recently traveled to Washington D.C. to be honored as recipients of the 2010 Higher Education Civic Service Award. The College’s ...
Read More »Students went largely without tap water for three days last week after the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) issued a Boil Water ...
Read More »By Jaimie Cohen Correspondent In a world where beauty is often affiliated with the qualities of white women, African- American women are encouraged ...
Read More »The College’s bachelor of science degree (B.S.) in engineering with a specialization in biomedical engineering will be converted to a full B.S. in biomedical ...
Read More »As the U.S. emerges from its longest recession since World War II, the College’s theme for the year, “Hard Times,” encourages students and faculty ...
Read More »Police found a male student under the influence of marijuana at 9 p.m. on Tuesday Oct. 5 in Townhouses South, after receiving complaints of an odor believed ...
Read More »By Kofi Poku Correspondent Virginia Zakian, professor of life sciences at Princeton University, spoke about gender equity in academia and making ...
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