An open invitation
to Explore
to Explore
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Week of Welcome (WoW) is a week of social events for all students. It is designed to help you settle in, meet new people, kick back and have fun! -
Starting in spring 2027, the signature APEX initiative will give all Ursinus sophomores the opportunity to explore professional pathways abroad. Photo by Cole Sexton ’26 in rural Dominican Republic where he travelled to a clinic to assist local medical staff. -
As part of the Democracy without Barriers series, students learn from experts about barriers disabled people face in accessing government services and fully participating in democracy. -
Welcome to the Bears’ Den! Ursinus competes in 26 NCAA III varsity sports. Visit our official athletics site for schedules and results. -
Each spring, Ursinus College celebrates Greek Week! Explore Greek Life at Ursinus. Ursinus has a long history of both national and local fraternities and sororities. Grow as a leader, and make the most of your college experience. -
Ursinus to the Ivy League: A shared path in engineering. Abdelrahman Elgendy ’27 and Mark Ellison III ’27 will continue their shared journey through Ursinus’s 3+2 partnership with Columbia University. -
Campus was buzzing at the Last Day of Classes Celebration in Olin Plaza. Learn how students get involved on campus with our 80+ clubs and organizations .Photo by Julia DeCamp ’27 -
Wall Street on Main Street. Our latest addition to campus, the Bloomberg Lab in the Myrin Library serves as an invaluable asset for our student financial researchers and future professionals. -
In the Music and Design (MxD) Recording Studio music technology majors learn in a live recording setting and can produce high-quality original music. It is complimented by the Music and Design (MxD) Mac Lab in the Kaleidoscope. -
Spanning 170 acres, Ursinus blends historic buildings with modern structures. One of the newest buildings on campus is the Innovation and Discovery Center (IDC). -
At Ursinus, Neuroscience students and faculty researchers from across academic disciplines collaborate to advance our knowledge of the brain. Margo Reed Studio -
The Sport and Humanity APEX Hub hosted a panel of alumni in sport-related careers. Katie Morello ’08 is a five-time Emmy Award–winning producer, editor, and showrunner at NFL Films. -
The APEX Civic Spark Policy Lab, one of 4 innovation centers at Ursinus was invited to the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners meeting, where they were recognized for the work they will be doing for the county's Office of Innovation, Strategy and Performance. -
Faculty mentorship and student curiosity spark scientific breakthroughs in our chemistry department, where high-level research is the norm. -
Explore the arts! Art majors have private studio spaces in Ritter.Hall and prepare each spring for a campus favorite, the annual student art exhibit in the Berman Museum. -
Career and Professional Development hosts multiple career and grad school networking opportunities throughout the academic year. Our flagship fair, the spring Career Fair provides a forum for hundreds of Ursinus students and alumni to meet with employers. -
Faculty-led global experiences are a hallmark of APEX. Students in the course, Biology of the Neotropics head to Costa Rica with their faculty for research and exploration. -
With over 25 DIII teams, opportunities for hands-on experience in the sports industry are plentiful! As a member of the Centennial Conference Digital Network, students manage the live video streaming and production from a studio in Ritter Hall. -
Soak in the colorful seasons along the Perkiomen Trail. Ride, walk, or run the the trail that leads to the heart of Philadelphia. The Perkiomen Trail borders one side of campus and spans 60 miles from Green Lane Park to the Philadelphia Art Museum!
What we're doing differently, and what is creating a real difference for our students, is making the pathway from classroom to career intentional from day one.
President Gundolf Graml, Ph.D.
