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The dinning hall and kitchen were on lower two floors of the main section. The upper floors and the wings were men's dormitories. Freeland Hall was demolished in 1968 to make space for the Myrin Library.

Reference: Yost's mss. Ch. I, p. 8; Ch. II p. 5; ch. XI, p. 10:
Freeland Seminary was established by the Rev. Abraham Hansicker on land bought from William Tennant Todd. Freeland Hall was erected in 1848. The "North Wing" (Stine Hall) was built in…

Dr. John French, associate music professor at Ursinus College, inaugurated into the William F. Heefner chair position

Front of Bomberger Hall

An article about the continuation of the USGA meetings discussing the ways that Ursinus and the Diversity Committee will proceed in the following years.

This image provides a better look at the full lab. The rusted desks and crumbling cement shows both the age and the isolated nature of this location. It's exactly how many people picture the ideal living space of a ghost!

This article gives a detailed description of the Christmas party, an annual tradition, held at Ursinus College in 1934.

Description of the May Day Pageant of 1932