Spring brings college admissions decisions — but not every response is a yes or no. In this minisode, learn key tips for navigating a college waitlist and planning your next steps.

Bucknell's 175th Commencement celebrates the university's rich history and remarkable growth, from its humble start with just seven graduates to a grand ceremony honoring nearly 900 students today.

At Bucknell, Professor Greg O’Neill leads cutting-edge research on electric aircraft, space launch traffic and morphing wings to revolutionize modern aviation.

Learn how to prepare for a college fair, what to bring, key questions to ask admissions reps, and how to follow up to find your best-fit college.

Bucknell ranked seventh in state among mid-sized employers and first among colleges and universities in Forbes' ranking of America’s best employers.

Uttam Kumaran '18 credits Bucknell for giving him a strong foundation in engineering while also enabling him to explore entrepreneurship and management.

Bucknell's new Campus Shop provides students with hands-on entrepreneurial experience by allowing them to sell their products, market their services and gain real-world business insights.

As an applied science systems lead engineer at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Serena Tramm '20 has turned her dream career into a reality.

One of the world's leading scholars on bats brings her research and expertise to the public in an illustrated new book.

A Bucknell interdisciplinary team, led by Professor Eric Faden, English — film/media studies, has uncovered and digitally preserved rare Japanese paper films from the 1930s, offering a glimpse into a forgotten chapter of cinematic history.

Professor Karlo Malaga leads research focusing on pinpointing specific areas in the subthalamic region where deep brain stimulation can alleviate Parkinson's symptoms.

Professor James Lawson, an English major turned CPA, combines his background to foster critical thinking, ethical reasoning and interdisciplinary analysis in his students, preparing them for the complexities of the accounting profession.

In fall 2024, Kate Ellis '25 took time away from classes to prioritize the needs of a leukemia patient she had never met, making a life-saving stem cell donation that would change both their lives.

Confused about student loans? Learn how they work, the differences between federal and private loans, repayment options, and alternatives like scholarships and grants.

Sixteen Bucknell students enrolled in a new National Poetry Month Project course will begin teaching poetry classes March 17 through next month.

By studying the roots of storytelling in Classics and the evolution of English — Literary Studies, Hailey Drapcho '26 is crafting a narrative of her own in the literary world.

Writing an essay can be the most intimidating part of the college admissions process, but it doesn't have to be. Show colleges the real you by following these steps.

We're diving into college-based organizations. We'll define what community-based organizations are, whom they serve and the difference they can make in a student's admissions journey.