• Summer research taking Bucknell students around globe
  

  Undergraduate summer research projects will take Bucknell students around the globe -- from Central Pennsylvania and a remote mountain base camp in Alaska to the north African country of Sudan. || Audio: Student Megan Vodzak in her own words

• Bucknell Magazine: Recent grads reflect on time at Bucknell
  They graduated in May and they credit their Bucknell experience with giving them confidence as they embark on the next chapter of their lives. Read the success stories of five recent graduates.
• Senior project design headed to capital for exhibit, teaching
  

  Nearly 600 years ago, Johannes Gutenberg invented movable type printing. Eight years ago, Bucknell students designed a replica. This year, their design will go on display in a new exhibition in the nation’s capital.

• Research by two geologists in Alaska leads to Mars
  Research in a remote corner of Alaska by Bucknell geology professors Craig Kochel and Jeffrey Trop could help scientists better understand what's happening on the Red Planet. || Video: Professors Kochel and Trop on their research || Related coverage: Yahoo/Astrobiology Magazine
• Program preps community college students for top schools
  

  A summer program, Bucknell Community College Scholars, helps to prepare highly motivated, high-achieving, low- to middle-income community college students for transfer to some of the country's best colleges and universities, including Bucknell. || Related coverage: The Washington Post

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