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Students’ schedules are getting a makeover in the future. Ursuline has lowered its required credits for graduation from 28 credits to 26 credits. But what does this mean? The … Continue reading Ursuline Lowers Credits Required to Graduate
Students may have noticed DADYO flyers posted around Ursuline’s campus and perhaps wondered, “What is this acronym, and how does it pertain to Ursuline life? Why should I care … Continue reading DADYO, Not Just Another Club Activity
This year, Ursuline welcomed Ashley Rae Jackson as the Director of Admission and Enrollment Management. While at the University of Nevada, Reno, on a full academic and athletic scholarship, … Continue reading Ursuline Welcomes New Director of Admission
The annual favorite Jesuit one acts have begun production and will open in January. The one acts are entirely written and directed by Ursuline and Jesuit seniors, with the … Continue reading Jesuit One Acts Showcase Seniors
As more and more events like dances and Intramurals are coming up, student council works to incorporate a brand-new system to encourage more class participation — the chair system. … Continue reading Stuco Switches System
The 2019 Ursuline Volleyball season has come to an end. After an amazing season, the UA Volleyball Bears concluded their season in playoffs against Bishop Lynch at Dallas Baptist … Continue reading Volleyball Team Themes
Ursuline’s Mother/Daughter fashion show is a cherished tradition and a wonderful memory for every Ursuline Senior and her mother. Every Ursuline girl waits four years to strut the stage with … Continue reading Behind the Scenes at UA’s Mother Daughter Fashion Show
Within the oldest part of Ursuline’s campus, a Main Hall history classroom fills with the voices of AP U.S. History students. The lively voices quiet down as a short, energetic … Continue reading Substitute Teacher Walks the Halls with Life Lessons to Impart
Ursuline’s Mary Poppins musical hit the stage on February 28th through March 3rd. Many people adore the lively film, but few know where the story originates. Mary Poppins started as … Continue reading A Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Musical
On Wed., Feb. 20, 2019, during STEM Day, Ursuline welcomed Dr. Christine Darden, one of NASA’s “hidden figures,” featured in the book Hidden Figures: The American Dream and the Untold … Continue reading ‘Hidden Figures’ Dr. Darden Inspires During STEM Week
On our way to the Winspear Opera House for the Young Women’s Leadership Conference, Sarah Visokay ’20 and I had talked about how amazing meeting Michelle Obama would be. I … Continue reading That Time I… Met Michelle Obama
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