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Current News
- Bourg receives Forkosch book prize
Julian Bourg, assistant professor of history at Bucknell University, has received the 2008 Morris D. Forkosch book prize, which recognizes the best first book published in intellectual history,
- Bucknell Magazine: Stadler Center - Poetry for the people
For the past 20 years, the Stadler Center for Poetry has supported fine writing and fostered a community that celebrates the written word. || Video: Center marks 20 years
- Trusteeship suspends Phi Gamma Delta chapter
The Graduate Trusteeship of the Delta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta has suspended the undergraduate operations of the FIJI chapter at Bucknell through at least fall 2008.
- Bucknell Buddies connect with kids at Linntown
Instead of pulling out their homework after school last week as they would typically do at Linntown Intermediate School in Lewisburg, 27 fourth and fifth grade students hit the playground for an Academic Field Day with their Bucknell Buddies.
- Alumnus' business receives Governor's Award
Keystone Pallet & Recycling and owner Matt Roberts, a 2001 graduate of Bucknell University, received a Governor's Award for Environmental Excellence during a recent Earth Day gala event. Roberts credits the assistance of the Bucknell SBDC for his success.
- Alumni Award winners to be honored at Reunion Rally
The Bucknell University Alumni Association has announced its 2008 Alumni Award winners, who will be honored on May 31 at the Reunion Rally ceremony as part of Reunion Weekend in the Weis Center.
- Bucknell Magazine: Bruce Lundvall '57 - A jazz story
Meet the man behind Blue Note Records, Bucknell's own Bruce Lundvall '57, who heads the most important jazz label in the world.
- Third edition of Study Abroad Blog launches this summer
The third edition of Bucknell's Study Abroad Blog will launch this summer and continue through the fall semester.
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 Bucknell in the News:Sun-Gazette, May 8
Bucknell professor DeeAnn Reeder among U.S. researchers probing bat death epidemic. Philadelphia Inquirer,
May 2
Bucknell commencement speaker, Poet Laureate Charles Simic, looks to classic writers and poets for inspiration. Inside Higher Ed, April 23
Bucknell among schools probing question of secularity in liberal arts. The New York Observer, April 16
As Bill Clinton worked the rope line at Bucknell, party wonders if he helps or hurts. The Daily Item, April 14
Former President Bill Clinton stumps at Bucknell for Hillary. Nation, April 11
Ethanol won't save Barbadian agriculture, says international relations professor. Subscribe Now!
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