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Bucknell MLK Week to Feature Mayor of Newark, N.J.
Mayor Ras Baraka will deliver the keynote lecture for the series of events set for Jan. 16-27.
Episode 56: What Is a Minor?
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.
Celebrating a Year of Accomplishments
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.
Jay Wright '83 Is Bucknell's 2023 Commencement Speaker
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.
Bucknell Forum Speaker Jake Tapper Offers Insight Into Polarization, Disinformation, Media in American Politics
The distinguished journalist and CNN news anchor joined President John Bravman on the Weis Center stage for an in-depth discussion.
Episode 55: What NOT to Do When Applying to College
Our don'ts will include mistakes to avoid on the college application, who you shouldn't ask for a recommendation letter, what not to forget after applying and more.
Episode 54: Financial Aid Series, Pt. III: Accepting a Financial Aid Offer
Today, we’re diving into part three of our financial aid series on College Admissions Insider: accepting and finalizing your financial aid.
Bucknell Forum to Present CNN's Jake Tapper Nov. 30
CNN anchor and chief Washington correspondent Jake Tapper will join President John Bravman to discuss 'The State of American Democracy.'
Episode 53: Financial Aid Series, Pt. II: How to Apply for Financial Aid
Today, we’re diving into part two of our financial aid series on College Admissions Insider: how to apply for financial aid.
Bucknell Gives Employees Thanksgiving Week Off
University Thanksgiving break this year will include an entire week as Bucknell strives to be a premier employer in the region.
New Program Expands Access, Creates Opportunities for First-generation Students
The Gateway Scholars Program meets full, demonstrated need for 20 first-generation students.
Bucknell President John C. Bravman and Board of Trustees Agree to Contract Extension
Bravman, the University’s 17th president, will remain Bucknell’s president through at least 2028.
Episode 52: Financial Aid Series, Pt. I: How to Pay for College
In today's episode, we're focusing on that first piece, getting a clearer sense of the options available to help you pay for college and how you can determine the kind of aid you need.
Expanding the Experience: New Videos Enhance Bucknell's Virtual Tour
The addition of 12 videos to Bucknell's virtual tour gives students an even deeper look into academic areas, extracurriculars, life on campus and more.
Episode 51: Studying Abroad While In College, Pt. II: Student Roundtable
In this episode of College Admissions Insider, we're welcoming a few Bucknell students on the podcast to share their study abroad experiences with you. After all, what better way to get an idea of what studying abroad is like than talking to those who've taken the journey?
Bucknell Set To Celebrate Solar Project Completion
The 1.76 megawatt solar array, near the West Athletic Fields and Bucknell Golf Club, will move Bucknell closer to achieving its climate neutrality goals.
Episode 50: Studying Abroad While In College
In this episode of College Admissions Insider, we're giving you a birds-eye view of studying abroad as we cover the kinds of study abroad programs universities typically offer, when to start working study abroad into your college journey, earning academic credits for international courses and more.
Condoleezza Rice Discusses ‘The State of American Democracy’ as Bucknell Forum Returns
66th U.S. Secretary of State and National Security Adviser conducts candid Zoom conversation with President John Bravman before Weis Center audience.
Episode 49: A Guide to Standardized Testing
In this episode of College Admissions Insider, we're providing some helpful info for students who will be taking tests like the SAT, ACT and AP Subject Tests as part of their college admissions journey. Topics include the merits and weaknesses of standardized tests, how to decide which tests to take, tips for studying and more.
Bucknell Faculty Honored with Teaching Awards
The seven award recipients come from across Bucknell’s three colleges and share a common commitment to student success.