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Cool Classes: Media, Space and Place
Esra Kose, Economics
Much of Professor Esra Kose's research has focused on how public economics and social policy affect the economically vulnerable.
Cool Classes: The Politics of College
Zhiqun Zhu, Political Science & International Relations
Professor Zhiqun Zhu, political science and international relations, incorporates materials from both Western and non-Western sources to give his students a more balanced understanding of China.
Tulu Bayar, Art & Art History
The work of Professor Tulu Bayar, art & art history, includes sculpture, photography, found objects, video, performance, sound and installations.
With Fulbright, Bucknell Professor Seeks Ways to Advance Math Education in Ecuador
Mass Story Lab at Bucknell Provides Insight into Incarceration
Griot Celebrates West African Culture Through Music and Dance
In Search of Total Eclipse, Bucknell Astronomers Hit the Road
For Undergraduate Researchers, It’s All About the Journey
An Inside Look at Summer Research, Part 2
Bucknell Astronomers Set Sights on Eclipse
Bucknell’s Production of ‘Anthracite Fields’ Rounds Out a Year of Coal Region-related Programming
If there's a perfect musical composition to close Bucknell's yearlong coal series, it's Anthracite Fields. Julia Wolfe's Pulitzer-winning, 60-minute oratorio wowed an April 1 audience at the Weis Center for the Performing Arts and seemed custom-tailored for Coal Collections: Local, National and International Stories.
Grounding the Humanities
When Hildreth-Mirza Hall debuts next spring as the home of Bucknell's new Humanities Center, its name will honor the mother and daughter who jointly funded the project.
Bucknell Professor Darakhshan Mir Named Data & Society Fellow
Professor Raphael Dalleo Lauded with Book Award
Student Biomedical Engineering Projects Edge Closer to Real-world Use
Bucknell Diversity Summit Explores Questions of Identity and Inclusion
Excavating a Legacy
Part lion and part human, the sphinx is a mythological figure that was said to guard the Greek city of Thebes by asking travelers to solve a riddle before continuing on their journey.
In Memoriam: John “Jack” Wheatcroft '49
John "Jack" Wheatcroft '49, poet, author and professor of English at Bucknell from 1952 to 1996, died March 14 at age 91.