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The University welcomes 19 outstanding tenure-line faculty members.
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Where Are They Headed? New Graduates Move Forward
Excited to start life as Bucknell alumni, these graduates will do everything from working as a software developer to volunteering to pursuing a doctoral degree in microbiology.
Two Different Paths Lead to Goldwater Scholarships for Bucknell Juniors
Bucknell University students Lisa Francomacaro '18 and Mae Lacey '18 have earned scholarships from the Barry Goldwater Scholarship & Excellence in Education Foundation, one of the highest honors an undergraduate scientist can attain.
Paleobotanist Ellen Currano to Deliver Darwin Day Lecture
Currano will discuss what coal-mine fossils reveal about evolution and her work to promote women in science.
Bucknell Faculty and Alumnus Will Study Bats and Disease in Uganda
A $350,000 grant from the NIH will support a two-year study of the immune systems of African fruit bats, including a field expedition to the West Nile region.
Bucknell Faculty-student Team Discovers New Bacteria Strain
Biology Professor Emily Stowe and Emma Hundermark '17 used genetic and traditional techniques to classify a previously unknown species.
Bucknell Students Reflect on Global Education Through Photography
See winners of this year's photo contest, part of International Education Week, an annual celebration that takes place on campus and around the world.
Cool Classes: Sequence, Society and Self
Bucknell Residential College students question the elements that make us human.
Meet Bucknell’s Newest Professors
The University's new tenure-track faculty excel in a wide range of academic disciplines.
Professor Chris Martine Lauded with Passion in Science Award
The botanist and professor of biology was recognized for his mentorship of students and creative science advocacy, including his YouTube series.
Meet Bucknell's Newly Tenured Professors
Eighteen members of the Bucknell faculty from across the academic disciplines recently received tenure.
Meet Bucknell's New Full Professors
The 13 faculty members have reached the highest level of academic achievement.
A Gay Scientist’s Story
Bucknell Postdoc Jason Cantley describes what it means to be an 'out' scientist in one of the world's pre-eminent science journals.
Undergraduate Research Symposium Spotlights Research that Makes Change
More than 50 Bucknell students shared what they did this summer and proved how research can make a difference at the annual Susquehanna Valley Undergraduate Research Symposium.
Bucknell Answers: The Zika Virus and the Olympics
Professor Marie Pizzorno outlines the Zika threat.
Bucknell Answers: The 2016 Olympics
Five Bucknell professors discuss the pitfalls and promise of the Rio 2016 Games.
Bucknell’s New Summer Program: Sustainability in Japan
Bucknell students explore environmental and cultural sustainability in Japan.
Bucknell Honors Outstanding Faculty with Endowed Professorships and Chairs
Nine professors received the awards, which recognize exceptional academic performance.
Where are they Headed? Class of 2016 Student-Stories Graduates Take the Next Step
Class of 2016 graduates who shared their Bucknell experiences through Student Stories are ready to take what they've learned to the world of work and graduate school.
Class of 2016 Graduates to Join the Peace Corps and Teach For America
Twelve graduates of Bucknell's Class of 2016 plan to put their education to work through the Peace Corps or Teach For America.
Bucknell Faculty Honored With Awards at 2016 Commencement
Bucknell's annual faculty awards were presented during Commencement in recognition of teaching, research and service.
Bucknell Professor Mark Haussmann Awarded $330,000 NIH Grant
Haussmann, biology, is embarking on three-year study of the connection between prenatal stress and premature aging.
Jungle Eyes
Professor DeeAnn Reeder captured photos of rare African forest elephants, chimpanzees and many other elusive species in a camera wildlife survey in South Sudan.
Innovation Evangelists
Three Bucknell juniors have been named University Innovation Fellows by an NSF-funded initiative.
The Next Victim of Climate Change?
Bucknell Professor Steve Jordan's research offers cause for concern for the western glacier stonefly, which could become the first species classified as endangered by the U.S. due to climate change.