Long before Shahram Azhar became an economics professor at Bucknell, he was a 6-year-old in Pakistan learning to make sense ...

Renovations to the Elaine Langone Center, Freas Hall and Rooke Science Center chemistry labs enhance student life, ...

"I hope this helps students move clothes beyond their immediate circle without creating so much waste. I hope it becomes a community." In March 2026, Ava Sklar '28 looked ahead to the end of the ...

Bucknell’s Engineering & Computing Career Connections Conference brought students and alumni together to build professional ...

Bucknell University has earned its highest placement in U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges list in 15 years, placing No. 29 among National Liberal Arts Colleges in the new rankings, released ...

The artificial intelligence (AI) revolution may seem to live in the cloud, but the cloud has a very large — and increasingly visible — physical footprint. Across Pennsylvania, proposals are emerging ...

Few words in American English can stop a conversation — or ignite one — quite like the word at the center of Bucknell University Professor Hiram L. Smith's new book, Wassup, My Nigga: The Hidden ...

Summer internships give students an opportunity to apply what they've learned in the classroom while exploring potential career paths. This summer, members of Bucknell's Class of 2027 did just that — ...

Bucknell University's Class of 2025 graduates continued the University's strong record of career success, with 93% securing employment, graduate school or another post-graduation opportunity within ...

An engineer in a management school might seem unexpected. But Professor Joe Wilck, analytics & operations management, has built a career at the intersections. Trained as an industrial and systems ...