Students from all majors prepare for their post-Bucknell futures and avoid financial pitfalls in this practical Bucknell course.

Researchers plan to explore pandemic-inspired telework over four continents.

Brandon Vessels '22 is transforming his love of fashion into learning opportunities inside and outside the classroom.

The promotions recognize faculty teaching, scholarship and service.

Victoria Loffredo ’22 and her teammates transformed a class service project into a permanent legacy.

Dozens of factors led Katie Shives '24 to choose Bucknell out of the 15 schools on her list. But there was one piece of information she didn't have when making her decision: Katie had never visited campus.

In a course that's anything but a simulation, lesson No. 1 is don't panic.

Professors go the extra mile to support students and make themselves available as Bucknell transitions to remote learning for the spring 2020 semester.

Bucknell University Professor Eric Martin, management, studies international development and community change that cuts across the public, private and nonprofit sectors.

The chance to maintain multiple interests — and not be forced to select one or two — is exactly why Faith Trejo '21 picked a college 2,000 miles from home. 

Bucknell’s Center for Career Advancement connects students with employers for externships, one- to two-day job-shadowing experiences that can shape a student's future.

New programs, including a real estate minor and a minor in management for arts & sciences and engineering majors, give students greater options to customize their education in pursuit of the career path they choose.

Professor Jimmy Chen, management, investigates the influence of suppliers' allocation decisions and studies how retailers regulate their suppliers through vendor compliance programs.

Professor Kate Suslava, management, who once planned to study Italian dialects as a graduate student, merges linguistics and management in her current research.

Following a successful career in the investing industry, Erin Bellissimo '93 is working to increase female representation in finance by drawing on her Bucknell experience.

First-year students explore all the Freeman College of Management offers with junior and senior guides.

As a novice banker, Eddy Ng saw an injustice in his field. As a professor of management focusing on workplace diversity, he's helping to right it, and teaching his students to make their own workplaces more equitable and inclusive.

Helen Fish '21 is carving out a space for women in the finance industry.

At Bucknell's inaugural Summer Management Institute, majors in other disciplines discover new career paths.

Professor Neil Boyd, management, teaches his students that organizational sustainability must balances three bottom lines: financial, environmental and social.