Student experience

Jorge Gherson '27 came to Bucknell in search of a close-knit community. He found that in the College of Arts & Sciences.

Insight Into Diversity magazine's LEAD Award represents national recognition of academic libraries making a difference for all underrepresented groups.

Richardson, Takei headline the 10-day campus celebration honoring the life and legacy of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.

The rankings are part of the latest Open Doors Report on International Education Exchange.

Brennah Kennedy '26 arrived at Bucknell with a desire to make the world a better place. The College of Engineering showed her how to do that.

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.

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.

Morgan Powell '26 is engineering solutions for a better tomorrow by developing innovative, sustainable housing models that could provide temporary shelter for refugees.

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

Evelyn Bliss '27 has thrived in Bucknell's supportive academic and athletic environment; the javelin thrower competed in the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials and earned a bronze medal at the U20 World Championships.

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

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

At Bucknell, Chris Sims ’25 has defied limits, excelling as a rare two-sport athlete on the football field and the track.

Typically, summer break offers students and faculty a well-earned reprieve from the rigor of an academic year packed full with classes, clubs, athletic events and more. However, curiosity and intellectual inquiry don’t take a break just because classes do. These three Bucknellians have been engaged in meaningful summer research that has produced new insights across the University’s three colleges.

The new center, community-engaged leadership minor aim to enhance the University’s community engagement efforts.

At Bucknell, Michael Hardyway '25 has thrived as a walk-on quarterback while also conducting research that furthers campus sustainability initiatives.

Bucknell honored members of the campus community who promote inclusivity, challenge stereotypes and foster belonging on campus.

Student entrepreneur Mikey Brandt '26 wanted a smaller college environment that could help him achieve his business goals.

At Bucknell, Nick Sperduto '24 has seized opportunities to uncover new interests and venture beyond his comfort zone.