Ambassador (Ret.) Joseph H. Melrose Jr. recently spoke with 150 students at Conrad Weiser High School in Berks County, Pa., about his career as a foreign diplomat. Read More
Jalel Guesmi, a Fulbright FLTA from Tunisia, reflects on his linguistic and cultural experiences as a first-time visitor to the United States and Ursinus. Read More
William Godfrey spent six months in South Africa working with youth in prison and learning how gangs impact the lives of young South Africans. Read More
Melissa Hardin, Assistant Dean for International Studies, is the recipient of a Fulbright award to travel to Japan. Additionally, she was invited to chair a study abroad program review. Read More
Ursinus students have embarked on a biannual field study of the tropical ecosystems of Costa Rica. Accompanied by Biology faculty Robert Dawley and Ellen Dawley, they study four ecosystems in 18 days. Read More
Anya Mullen has had the travel bug since her family took her on a trip to Sweden when she was in fourth grade. Read More
COLLEGEVILLE, Pa. — Passport Day is Wednesday, Oct. 24. Community members are welcome to drop by to apply for or renew your U.S. passport from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Olin Hall, Room 104. Read More
Dr. Melissa Hardin, Assistant Dean for International Studies, was appointed to a four-year term as Chair of the Academic Advisory Board (AAB) for CAPA Iternational Education at the annual AAB meeting in Boston August 16-17. Read More
The 2012 Olympics will remain especially meaningful for two Ursinus women, one of whom performed for visitors to London, and the other a gymnast who cheered on her friend, Gold Medalist Gabby Douglas.
An incomparable opportunity to study wildlife in the Galápagos began last week for 16 students and their biology professors, Robert Dawley and Ellen Dawley. Read More