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.

Professor Jack Gallimore, physics & astronomy, is helping to uncover the hidden truths of distant galaxies.

Bucknell University honored staff at its annual campus picnic on August 18 with awards recognizing exceptional service, collaboration and impact on the community.

Bucknell is listed 21st overall on a list that ranks the undergraduate programs that best set their alumni up for long-term career success.

Bucknell students will return this fall to find dining enhancements — including new eateries, menu expansions and revamped spaces — all inspired by student feedback and part of broader campus improvements like free laundry and a flexible downtown shuttle.

Tobey Kim '27 found his purpose at the intersection of science and service, a path deepened through hands-on biomedical research at Bucknell.

These three Bucknellians have delved deep into their summer research projects to reveal new insights across the disciplines.

For Professor Vaji Farhadi, electrical & computer engineering is about more than solving technical problems — it's about helping students believe in their power to improve the world.

At Bucknell, Madelyn Hudak '27 found the freedom to shift from engineering to political science and pursue a path that blends athletic discipline, global perspective and a future in law.

The $650,000 award supports a five-year study of how individual experiences contribute to the development of practicing engineers’ problem-solving skills, particularly their intuition.

Professor Olivia Boerman, biomedical engineering, is researching the therapeutic potential of ultrasound.