Division of Marketing & Communications photographers Emily Paine and James T. Giffen share the stories behind their favorite images from this year.

Title IX coordinator for University of North Texas System, former assistant vice president for student affairs/dean of students at UNT to join Bucknell in January.

Professor O'Neill published a study with the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics on the complex tradeoffs between increasing rocket launches and commercial air traffic.

Through Bucknell’s partnership with its new dining vendor, Chartwells Higher Education, the University is exploring the many roles that food can play — as both a tool to broaden culinary horizons and promote a sense of belonging — in sustaining not only individuals but whole communities.

University commits to meeting full demonstrated financial need for at least two Matriculate High School Fellows annually.

The comedian, TV host and producer/director engaged in a conversation about humor and political polarization in America.

The host and executive producer of the Emmy Award-winning CNN docu-series ‘United Shades of America with W. Kamau Bell’ will discuss 'World in Transition.'

Nearly 500 Alumni and families expected to return to campus for the weekend of activities Oct. 18-20.

The Oct. 24-26 event will feature nine overseas directors and actresses of African descent, including two who played in ‘Bridgerton’ and ‘House of Gucci.’

Presented in partnership with the Perricelli-Gegnas Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation, O’Leary will appear in the Weis Center on Tuesday, Feb. 18.

Bucknell is 5th on the ‘Best Undergraduate Engineering — Non-Doctorate’ list and 6th among 'Most Innovative Schools — National Liberal Arts Colleges.’

The NBC News Washington correspondent spoke about reporting on politics and identity in America.

More than 3,200 family members and current Bucknell students are expected to participate in activities throughout the weekend, Sept. 20-22.

Alcindor will discuss the ‘World in Transition’ theme during a moderated discussion in the Weis Center.

Colson Whitehead, the 14th Janet Weis Fellow in Contemporary Letters, delivered public remarks on the evening of Sept. 9 in the Weis Center for Performing Arts.

To promote meaningful campus-wide conversations around difficult topics, Bucknell is introducing a new program called Dignity & Dialogue Circles.

The computer science researchers found that 32-26 has the highest probability of being the next NFL scorigami in their paper, to be presented at the Winter Simulation Conference.

Actor George Takei, NBC News Correspondent Yamiche Alcindor, comedian and TV producer W. Kamau Bell, and a speaker to be announced later will be featured in the 2024-25 series.

Class of 2028 numbers 994 new students, bringing opening total enrollment to 3,950.

By joining this national network and making significant changes to its support structure, Bucknell is expanding its commitment to first-generation students.