Student experience

Abbott Spiller '28 has found ways to bring together his interests in engineering, business and the outdoors through hands-on projects, an internship in Ireland and his involvement with Bucknell’s Outdoor Education & Leadership program.

Michael Evanick '28 is building toward a career in structural engineering through close faculty mentorship, hands-on research and industry experience.

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.

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.

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.

A study abroad experience in Japan broadened Momo Peters '27's worldview, strengthened his language skills and inspired him to pursue more international opportunities.

Graduate outcomes report finds 93% of graduates secured employment or other opportunities within nine months, with an average starting salary over $73,000.

Three faculty and three recent graduates were awarded competitive grants through the Fulbright Program, which supports international study, research and teaching in more than 140 countries.

Margo Bigue '29 is combining her interests in community impact, business and international relations through a research project exploring how social enterprises in the Susquehanna River Valley balance financial sustainability with positive social change.

Recent graduate Brennah Kennedy '26 and Professor Nate Siegel successfully test renewable-energy vessel on the Susquehanna River.

Caleb Warren '29 has revitalized the Campus Theatre’s social media presence, using digital storytelling to expand the historic venue’s audience and strengthen its connection to the Lewisburg community.

The revised student-led club model creates continuity and opportunities to build upon past lessons for younger engineers.

Three Bucknell seniors were awarded prestigious National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships in STEM fields that will support their pursuit of doctoral degrees.

Mason Klotz '26 partners with Ecology Center experts to reimagine Limestone Run as a healthier ecosystem and community asset.

While working in Uganda with Bucknell's bat immunology research team, Angel Eunisse Yanga '28 drew on her engineering background to contribute in the field and discovered a deeper sense of belonging in science.

Psychology major and first-generation student Marie Victoire Alexis '26 has been awarded a prestigious scholarship to support her pursuit of graduate study in counseling.

Bucknell’s Class of 2026 is funding a new outdoor patio and seating area at the Elaine Langone Center as its Senior Tribute, creating a lasting space for connection at the heart of campus.

From vaccine manufacturing labs to classrooms, courtrooms and global tech firms, Bucknell’s Class of 2026 is stepping into ambitious next chapters powered by hands-on learning, close faculty mentorship and a supportive alumni network.

Bucknell students earned four Barry Goldwater Scholarships this year, an achievement that reflects the University’s strong culture of undergraduate research, mentorship and support for aspiring scientists and engineers.