University news

A leading scholar on civil wars and author of a related New York Times bestseller will discuss ‘The State of American Democracy’ April 4 in Trout Auditorium.

On this episode of College Admissions Insider, we're taking a look at how universities are increasing access and enhancing support for college-bound students.

The center will provide a cohesive system of support and mentoring for students entering Bucknell through its national and signature pathway scholarship programs.

Bucknell University’s Freeman College of Management has been recognized for the second time as "a top 10 undergraduate business school to watch" by Poets&Quants for Undergrads. 

In this episode, you'll hear from faculty from a range of disciplines on what to look for in an arts and sciences education.

Former Republican Ohio governor and Democratic White House strategist have civil discussion on the nation’s most pressing problems and political discourse

When looking for the engineering major, you might want to study in college, you might find that they're grouped together in a school of engineering within a larger university. On this episode of College Admissions Insider, we're diving deep into this educational track.

The former student leader will bring more than 30 years of higher education academic leadership experience back to campus.

The former Republican Ohio governor and Democratic White House strategist will join President John Bravman to present their views on ‘The State of American Democracy’ Feb. 28.

Bucknell tied for second place among baccalaureate institutions.

We'll cover different educational approaches of various business or management schools; how students interested in pursuing careers in business can get a sense of what majors appeal to them; what high schoolers can do right now to get a head start, and more.

On this podcast, we look for every opportunity to let real college students do the talking — which is why we're inviting students from all three of Bucknell's colleges to tell you about their experiences conducting research as undergrads.

Special contributor Merrett R. Stierheim ’58 reflects on the experience of hearing Martin Luther King Jr. speak at Bucknell 65 years ago — and how King's message continues to inspire him today.

We're on the hunt for answers about how students can make the most of research experiences while in college. We'll discuss what research opportunities look like for students of varying interests, the kinds of resources students should look for and how doing research as an undergraduate sets students up for success.

In a world where you might do virtually anything, why go to college? On this episode of College Admissions Insider, we're spending some time considering that essential question.

Mayor Ras Baraka will deliver the keynote lecture for the series of events set for Jan. 16-27.

On this episode of College Admissions Insider, we're looking into what a college minor is and how exploring one or more minors can enhance a student's educational experience.

As the countdown begins to 2023, the Bucknell community is reflecting on the noteworthy news and incredible work that’s made 2022 a remarkable year.

Wright retired in April as the highly successful head men's basketball coach at Villanova University and is now a CBS Sports college basketball analyst.

The distinguished journalist and CNN news anchor joined President John Bravman on the Weis Center stage for an in-depth discussion.