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Cool Classes: The Globalization Debate

Portrait of Thomas Kinnaman

Thomas Kinnaman, Economics

Professor Thomas Kinnaman, economics, isn’t afraid to challenge prevailing beliefs about environmental issues and policies, even if the data contradicts popular pro-environmental opinion.

The Buzz at Bucknell: ‘Bee Dome’ Arises on Campus

Cool Class: Body/Language

Bucknell Professor Lauded for Science Evangelism

Summer of Discovery Gives Students Head Start in Sciences

International Student Stretches Boundaries With Bucknell’s Early Music Ensemble

Portrait of Matthew Slater

Matthew Slater, Philosophy

Professor Matthew Slater, philosophy, studies the impact of scientific literacy on political division.

Bucknell Students Refine Next-generation Medical Technologies

Fellowships Will Advance Bucknellians’ Goals of Diplomatic Service

Bucknell’s Student Leaders Honored for Service and Activism

Bucknell Student Earns Award to Advance Study of Arabic

Different Paths Lead Bucknell Students to Fulbright Success

Inspired by Injury, Bucknell Student Researcher Wins Goldwater Scholarship

Cool Classes: Positive Psychology

Museum Exhibition Gives Graduating Artists a Chance to Shine

Bucknell Visiting Artists Make Pillows Political

Bucknell Psychology Professor Earns Prestigious Fellowship from Cambridge University

Cool Classes: Art & Sex Through the Lens of Botany

New Biophysics Major Applies Physics Principles to the Living World