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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
Taylor Louviere, a member of Ursuline’s class of 2020, is a leader and friend to all. Never one to talk about herself at length, Louviere’s multi-dimensional personality is rarely highlighted … Continue reading Taylor Louviere ’20 Is Ursuline’s Champion
Students across America are limited in the area of decision making. From voting to running for political positions, anyone under 18 does not have much of a say in what … Continue reading AP Government Classes Form Mock Congress with Real Effects on Ursuline
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
The world is overflowing with questions just waiting for someone to answer them. Kathy Sherman, Ursuline theology teacher and inquisitive answer seeker, strives to clarify any theological, spiritual or moral … Continue reading ‘Coffee with Kathy ‘Answers Students’ Deepest Questions
BY ABIGAIL MIHALIC ’20 AND SARAH HUI ’20 Chloe Flabiano ’22 did not take the tornado warning too seriously on Sunday, Oct. 20. Like any normal night, she hopped in … Continue reading Tornado Leaves Ursuline Untouched, But Not Its Community
An average day in the life of an average Venezuelan is one where they awake to a pitch-black bedroom because the government cut the power without reason again. They then walk outside without breakfast because the 53,798,500% inflation rate makes even … Continue reading Ursuline Junior Leads Intramural Service Project
Mental health seems to be an issue just coming to the surface in lives today, especially for teenage girls. In busy lives surrounded by sports, school, friends and extracurriculars, mental … Continue reading Ursuline Senior Founds “4Teen24” to Battle Mental Health
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