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Madeleine Albright is Bucknell’s 2019 Commencement Speaker

Former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright — a recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor, in 2012 — will deliver the keynote address at Bucknell University's 169th Commencement on Sunday, May 19.

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A Year of Achievement, Expansion and Exploration

It's been a year of big announcements and even bigger achievements for Bucknell University.

Meet Bucknell's Newest Professors

Growth on the Horizon: Campus Farm Coming to Bucknell

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ExxonMobil Foundation Supports STEM Success with $212,000 Gift to Bucknell

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Academics, Community and Tradition: New Student Orientation 2018

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Bucknell Opens Gates Wide for New Students from 46 Countries

Cheers, Smiles and Excitement Launch Bucknell Journey for Class of 2022

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Bucknell Professor Lauded for Science Evangelism

Summer of Discovery Gives Students Head Start in Sciences

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Summer Program Offers Standout Community College Students a Path to Bucknell

Rail Trail’s Reach Will Stretch to Bucknell Campus

From Immigration to Gun Control, Bucknell Student Researchers Tackle Diverse Topics in the Social Sciences

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Creating a Social Space Where Bucknell Students ‘Can Be Themselves’

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Bucknell to Host More Than 7,500 This Summer

LEED-certified Affinity Houses Bring Sustainability Home

Four Recent Graduates Earned Over $500,000 in NSF Scholarships — Here’s How

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Commencement 2018: ‘We Needn’t Be Afraid. We Went to Bucknell.’

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Fellowships Will Advance Bucknellians’ Goals of Diplomatic Service

Bucknell’s Student Commencement Speaker Aims to Inspire Fellow ‘Catalysts for Change’