More than 500 alumni, family and friends are expected to participate in Homecoming activities.

To prepare for a career in art restoration, Hannah Kosko ’27 is building an interdisciplinary foundation in art history, English and chemistry at Bucknell.

At Bucknell, Professor Karlo Malaga, biomedical engineering, mentors students in groundbreaking neurological research. Photo by James T. Giffen

When he's not training as a Division I wrestler, Kade Davidheiser '27 is busy studying the secrets of biomechanics and the future of aviation.

The 'U.S. News & World Report' rankings are the latest to recognize Bucknell as a leader among national liberal arts colleges.

In this episode of College Admissions Insider, we'll learn why interviews are valuable in the admissions process, what you can do to practice and prepare, and how building interviewing skills can benefit you in the future.

For more than 150 years, Black Bucknllians have contributed to the University's community, mission and ethos. To honor the 150th anniversary of the graduation of Edward McNight Brawley, Class of 1875, the Griot Institute for the Study of Black Lives & Cultures shares the important milestones in Black history at Bucknell. 

Freddie Lapworth ’26 balances Division I soccer, rigorous academics and leadership roles at Bucknell while exploring his interests in economics, history and real estate and making a meaningful impact on the people around him.

The second annual Community International Festival will highlight a variety of weekend events for Bucknell families.

Here’s a practical guide for school counselors looking to write powerful, authentic recommendation letters that stand out.

Evelyn Bliss '27 has thrived in Bucknell's supportive academic and athletic environment; the javelin thrower is competing in the 2025 Wold Athletics Championships in Tokyo.

From Bucknell to Patagonia headquarters, Cricket Treanor '18 has built a career at the intersection of sustainability and business. Her journey shows how aligning your work with your values can create opportunities you never imagined.

As a computer science and English—literary studies double-major, Aura Chuck Hernandez '27 is working at the intersection of data, culture and literature.

Nearly 30 members of the national higher education news media joined 11 college and university presidents for the on-the-record dinner discussion on the state of higher education.

An endowed fund now ensures every Freeman College sophomore can gain hands-on experience and industry connections before graduation.

Improved housing, campus safety upgrades, library enhancements and expanded dining options welcome students for the 2025-26 academic year.

Classes start Monday with a record total enrollment for a fifth straight year, with 3,969 students.

Sanda Tan '28, linguistics and computer science, is leveraging the power of data to explore how young readers understand the rules of grammar.