Keeping Time
Living to age 100 — or older — is a feat, no doubt. But reaching that landmark and maintaining a lively mind is an even rarer achievement. According to the 2010 census, there are more than 50,000 Americans who are age 100 or older. Anna Outwater Day '27 is undoubtedly one of Bucknell's eldest alumni. And Charlie Vogel '37 will soon join the century club. They have a thing or two to say about living a rich life.

Poetic Justice
At the advent of a new scholarship in his name, liberal-arts legend Jack Wheatcroft '49 is honored.
Bucknell Announces Russell-Childers Professorship in the Laboratory Sciences

Bucknell in 3-D

Passion Play
'Do the Right Thing'
At the FDA, Janet Woodcock ’70 blazes the pathway to safe and effective drugs.

An Icy Bond

Reflections on Jack Wheatcroft '49
Words to Last a Lifetime

Pushing Through Adversity

Of Verses and Voices

Game On

Across Time: Special Collections/University Archives presents a tangible history of an institution and much more.
Special Collections/University Archives presents a tangible history of an institution and much more.
Jungle Eyes
Bucknell Professor Leads Tour for Secretary of State
See What's APPening

Excavating Trauma
Peter Balakian '73 sifts through the desert sands to quash denialism of the Armenian genocide a century ago.

Excavating Trauma

Back to the Future
