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The novel coronavirus has certainly thrown the world into a period of uncertainty, as no age group or population is untouched by its effects. The virus directly combats the … Continue reading Coronavirus Disrupts Students’ Global Experiences
After the controversy of Spring Jam (the casual mixer that replaced the Sadie Hawkins dance for a brief stint in the Spring of 2018), the class of 2021 could not … Continue reading Sadie’s Becomes the Sophomores’
For Ursuline’s first-ever Global Week in January, student delegations from Ursuline’s sister schools Colegio Santa Ursula in Lima, Peru and Beijing Huaxia Girls’ School in Beijing, China were present for … Continue reading Double the Delegations, Double the Fun: Peru and China Visit
Dr. Jonathan Moody is well known as a dedicated distance runner and science teacher, but there is more him than Ursuline cross country, sophomore chemistry and now Physics II Honors. … Continue reading The Man Behind the Running Shoes and the Lab Goggles
As most students have heard, Ursuline just added a pants option to the required uniform for regular school days. Since the Ursuline uniform has always been recognizable by the … Continue reading Now We Wear the Pants
Jon Schweikhard, aside from having an extremely difficult-to-spell last name, works in Ursuline’s performing arts department and has worked at Ursuline for six years. Before Ursuline, however, he attended SMU … Continue reading Meet Jon Schweikhard, Ursuline’s Playwriting Music Teacher
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