Bucknell’s Engineering & Computing Career Connections Conference brought students and alumni together to build professional connections.

International research finds extraversion, agreeableness and emotional stability are associated with having more children across the United States, Canada and Japan.

Made possible by a gift from Janet Duyckinck Smith '67, the new Amos B. Smith III & Harold W. Heine Chair in Chemistry delivers long-term support for faculty research and scholarly work in chemistry.

An intensive theatre program in India challenged Bucknell students to rethink acting through breath, movement and cross-cultural learning, leaving a lasting impact on their artistry.

University ranks No. 29 among National Liberal Arts Colleges, adding to recent recognition from Forbes, Niche and TIME.

Sean Schofield, Freeman Family Associate Vice President and Director of the Center for Career Advancement, discusses his vision for holistic career development, strategies for navigating an unstable job market, and why resilience may be the most valuable skill that students can build in college.

An estimated 3,700 family members will visit campus to reconnect with their students and take part in a wide variety of events, activities and traditions across campus and in the Lewisburg community.

Twelve college and university presidents join journalists from 16 national news organizations for a candid discussion on the challenges reshaping higher education.

As the state puts new guardrails on rapidly expanding development, three Bucknell experts offer perspective on why data centers are coming, what they consume and how their impacts might be managed.

The David R. Hamill Washington, D.C., Experience provided four students with the funding and resources to complete internships, take classes and build their professional networks during a summer in the nation's capital.

Professor Rajesh Kumar and his research students are analyzing not only what students submit but also how they produce their work to assess its authenticity.

Classes start Monday with a record total enrollment for a sixth straight year, with 4,054 students.

Bucknell University honored staff at its annual campus picnic on August 17 with awards recognizing exceptional service, collaboration and impact on the community.

Forthcoming Georgetown University Press book draws on historical records and modern usage to examine one of the most debated words in American English.

Over the summer, Bucknellians from across the three colleges stepped outside of their majors to conduct research at the intersections of art and engineering, artificial intelligence and finance, and healthcare and entrepreneurship.

This summer, members of Bucknell's Class of 2027 put their classroom learning into practice through internships across the country, gaining hands-on experience, building professional networks and exploring future careers.

As Bucknell anticipates to of launch of it's most ambitious campaign in history, the University is celebrating a record-breaking fundraising year as donor contributions totaled more than $144 million for the 2025 fiscal year.

The strong return follows the University’s debut at the top in 2025.

The Class of 2025 is finding success across industries and disciplines, with Bucknell graduates leveraging their critical thinking, leadership experiences and hands-on learning to launch impactful careers and pursue meaningful opportunities.

Schofield will oversee the CCA and work collaboratively across the University to strengthen the integration of career development, experiential learning, academic excellence and employer engagement.