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By: Maddox Short ’23 Nancy Pelosi—the first woman elected as Speaker of the House and the first woman to lead a major political party in Congress—stepped down from her … Continue reading Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi Retires After Long Term
Anyone who goes to Ursuline probably knows of Kevin Carmen, the security guard who circles the school on his bike and waves to students every morning. We all should know … Continue reading Ursuline Behind the Scenes: Security Edition
On April 5, 1937, in Harlem, New York, Colin Powell, a future public figure and steadfast leader, was born. Son of Jamaican immigrants, Luther and Maud Powell, Colin was raised … Continue reading Colin Powell’s Life, Legacy
Ursuline alum, professional runner, and author, Becky Wade Firth ‘07, takes over Ursuline’s winning cross country team this fall. After starting her cross-country career at Ursuline, Coach Becky ran Division … Continue reading New UAXC Coach Races Back to her Roots
50 years of marriage is a feat not most can accomplish. According to recent studies by the Census Bureau, only six percent of married couples make it to their golden … Continue reading Celebrating My Grandparents’ 50 Years of Love
On September 18, 2020, the first Jewish woman and second woman to serve on the Supreme Court passed away. Ruth Bader Ginsburg, sometimes affectionately referred to as RBG, … Continue reading Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Legacy still Lives On
As I reflect on my time at Ursuline, I am appreciative to so many peers and teachers who have helped me become who I am today. One person who rises … Continue reading Dancing Goodbye: Teacher and Choreographer Answers a Senior’s Questions
Abigail Hess ‘20, a student in Ursuline’s Advanced Theater course and a natural comedian, is extremely excited to direct “These Shining Lives,” one of the Theater department’s spring shows. … Continue reading The Directors Behind Ursuline’s Spring Plays