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This week, the Peruvian delegation sat down with The Bear Facts’ staff to discuss their favorite highlights from visiting Ursuline Academy of Dallas, as well as their favorite memories from around … Continue reading Peruvian Delegation Shares Their Favorite Texas Highlights
Alix De Longueville, 18, is an international student from Belgium. She is enrolled at Ursuline for the spring semester as a junior. She has already graduated from high school and … Continue reading Foreign Exchange Student Reflects on Her New Life as a UA Student
Before December of 2018, the United States government had been shut down 20 times. Despite this fairly large number, many Americans remain in the dark about the definition, causes and … Continue reading The Government Shutdown: Your Questions Answered
When the days are short and the nights are cold and long, nothing sounds better than a cup of hot chocolate. Hot chocolate has been warming people for 2,000 years, … Continue reading Where to Find the Best Hot Chocolate in Dallas
Christmas is, undoubtedly, one of the most festive and tradition-filled holidays of the year. Perhaps you and your family make gingerbread houses or have an annual Christmas movie marathon. Whatever … Continue reading The Best Christmas Cookies in Dallas
As Christmas nears, people everywhere are scrambling to find the perfect gifts for friends and family, facing mall traffic and frantically placing Amazon orders, to bring joy to loved ones. … Continue reading This Christmas Season, Give More
Do you ever wonder what your teachers are doing during the breaks? Some have the pleasure of an occasional run-in with a teacher outside of school, but does anyone really … Continue reading How UA Teachers Spend their Christmas Breaks
{Written by Journalism I student Katherine Bales ’22) At the Academy, sisterhood certainly isn’t limited to Dallas – Ursuline sisters can be found all over the world! “I knew that … Continue reading The Importance of Ursuline’s Global Education
If you have never been to an Asian bakery, you are missing out on one of the tastier perks of living in a melting-pot nation. The solution is to walk … Continue reading The Asian Bakeries of DFW
While flipping through the plaid Ursuline planner, one may put a halt to their page turning to think, “November is such a busy month!” That certainly is a true statement; … Continue reading King Tut Day: The Modern Remains of King Tutankhamen’s Regime
We ride horses to school. We eat burgers every meal. We enjoy a good rodeo, and Texas is basically a desert. Because of the wide range of movies and books … Continue reading I Just Wanna “Role, Role, Role”
{Written by British delegate Truly Alabi-Isama in collaboration with a Journalism I student} “Did you see that peng boy in his jumper and trainers who was eating crisps in the … Continue reading Getting to Know Our Sisters from Across the Pond