A Bucknell University course-based research project has culminated in a peer-reviewed publication, illustrating how hands-on classroom experiences can lead directly to new scientific knowledge and ...

Bucknell’s Portal Box, a student-built, open-source access system, has evolved through multiple generations of students into ...

Business executive, academic leader and namesake of the Freeman College of Management reflects Bucknell's values of ...

The transition to college can be overwhelming for first-year students, especially those entering the rigorous world of engineering. Recognizing that, the College of Engineering launched the Garman ...

Studying abroad can be one of the most eye-opening experiences of your college years. It challenges you to think globally, adapt quickly and grow personally. But it also raises practical questions: ...

Bucknell University President John C. Bravman has announced the appointment of Kevin Mathes '07 as vice president for enrollment management & dean of admissions. Mathes, who has served in multiple ...

"I've always been sure of law school and political science, but now I can also see myself taking a few years to explore the tech space." For Rayna Tyler '27, law school has always been the goal. "When ...

Bucknell University collaborators on LEAF-Writer Commons — a standalone semantic code editor and writing component of the Linked Editorial Academic Framework (LEAF) — were part of the team awarded the ...

Bucknell University has once again been recognized among the nation's leading liberal arts institutions, finishing tied for No. 30 in the category of National Liberal Arts Colleges in the new U.S.

Thanks to an endowment established by Su and Bob Robotti '75, Freeman College of Management students are now guaranteed access to paid, project-based professional experiences during their sophomore ...

"Fireflies have always been seen as a visual species. They light up, and we assume that's how they talk to each other," says Lower, who helped map the firefly genome in 2018. "But we looked at genes ...