Bucknell Magazine
The award-winning Bucknell Magazine is published quarterly for more than 50,000 alumni, parents, faculty, staff, students, friends and donors. It aims to engage its readers, inspire pride in the University and cultivate a sense of shared experience and purpose.
Driven to Succeed
Dive into our fall digital edition. In this issue, we spotlight Be the 'ray Campaign and the ambitious commitments that will shape Bucknell’s future. You’ll also read about students who explored exciting career opportunities this summer with the support of the Bucknell alumni network and the Center for Career Advancement. Additionally, we catch up with a former Bison football player about how his competitive drive on the playing field paved the way toward stardom on a popular television series.
Fall Issue Highlights
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The world needs more Bucknellians, and the $1 billion+ Be the ’ray campaign seeks to ensure that a Bucknell education is available to students for generations to come.
For the Future of Bucknell
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On the jobsite, in the office and behind the wheel, students are proving that, with the support of the Bucknell alumni network, they’re ready to take on any career.
The Proving Ground
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With a recurring role on a hit Apple TV show, Mark Tallman ’02 shares how his football background prepared him for a life in front of the camera.
The Big Time
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For the second consecutive year, Bucknell ranked No. 1 among liberal arts colleges for long-term career success.
National Recognition
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Bucknell's Christy Mathewson Gates stand beneath nature's own colorful arch.
Alumni Galleries
Catch up with Bucknellians in pictures.
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