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Judy Grisel, a psychology and neuroscience professor at Bucknell, is among the experts who provide tips in this story on how to make …

World Economic Forum
Judy Grisel, a psychology and neuroscience professor at Bucknell and noted researcher on addiction, will speak on the topic at the …

Newsweek
Incumbent Tsai Ing-wen successfully clinched a second term as president of Taiwan and in this op-ed, political science and international relations professor Zhiqun …

The Wall Street Journal
This story reports that the Sadie Collective seeks to provide support and resources specifically for black women in economics because they …

The Atlantic
In 2015, Jennifer Silva, a professor of sociology and anthropology at Bucknell, began interviewing people in the coal region of northeastern Pennsylvania …

Los Angeles Times
The new film 1917 tells the story of two men on a mission in World War I to save 1,600 British soldiers …

The Guardian
Psychology and neuroscience professor Judith Grisel points out in this op-ed that substance misuse is not a simple problem of brain chemistry. The …

South China Post
In a year which began with the 40th anniversary of official U.S.-China ties, the two countries appear to be spiralling towards a …

San Francisco Chronicle
Laura Charos ’20, a neuroscience major at Bucknell, contends in this op-ed that society should be taking steps toward legalizing psychedelics for …

Bored Panda
Getting to use your days off from work for a short holiday is great, but not every company encourages it. In this story …

WBBM Newsradio
Recreational marijuana may soon be legal in Illinois, but that doesn’t erase the fears that some have about the detrimental effects of cannabis. …

Daily Star
Pick-up lines tend to be cheesy, but some could get you to score huge points in that department. Luckily for women, this story …

Globe & Mail
Metal cans are worth recycling because it’s resource-heavy to make new ones, and metal is durable enough to be repurposed. But for …

WITF-FM
About 81% of white Evangelicals voted for President Trump in 2016 and polls of those who identify as Evangelical indicate the president continues to …

Swimming World
A destination for future engineers, doctors and financial titans, Bucknell has also lured accomplished water polo players for decades, as Bison success past …

Daily Mirror
They’re often perceived as cheesy, but a new study, profiled in this story, suggests that used in the right way, pickup lines …

The Patriot-News/Pennlive.com
This story reports on the group of Bucknell University chemical engineering and chemistry student and faculty researchers who published a study that found …

FOX 56
While doctors and vape shop owners go back and forth on the health safety of e-cigarettes, chemical engineering and chemistry students and professors …

History News Network
From the 1930s through the 1950s, Louis Adamic was one of the best known journalists and immigrant rights activists in the United …

WVIA-FM
Electrical & computer engineering professor Amal Kabalan is interviewed on this “Keystone Edition” segment about a solar backpack project she created with Shehryar Asif …

Mongabay
Illegal poaching and trade of the world’s most trafficked mammal — the pangolin — has been confirmed in South Sudan. DeeAnn Reeder, an …

The Chronicle of Social Change
Behavioral neuroscientist and Bucknell psychology professor Judith Grisel teamed with Paul DiLorenzo, a human service professional who served as Philadelphia’s …

Motherly
An experiment at Microsoft’s Japan headquarters over the summer found that with the office closed on Fridays, productivity actually rose by 40%. Bucknell Freeman …

WITF-FM
A recent Bucknell Institute for Public Policy poll asked 1,000 voters nationwide how they feel about colleges paying their athletes and about California’s new …

Think China
Bucknell political science and international relations professor Zhiqun Zhu examines the relationship between the two global superpowers in this opinion piece. …

U.S. News & World Report
Students who rely on loans to pay for college may give little thought to the financial burden they’ve taken on …

GlobalNews Radio
Should Canada try to adopt a 4-day work week? A study conducted at Microsoft Japan, showed a 40% productivity increase. Eddy Ng, …

Global News
In August 2019, employees at Microsoft Japan were asked to work only four days a week, instead of five, without a pay cut …

Inside Higher Ed
At a time when integrity of the college admission process is being questioned by the media and by parents and students, members …

Psychology Today
Psychology can teach us how to harness panic and fear for meaningful action writes Bucknell psychology professor Michael “Mick” Smyer in his new …

WITF-FM
Bucknell University chemical engineering and chemistry researchers have spent the past three years testing two common vaping products. Their research finding that electronic cigarettes …

WNEP-TV
The College of Engineering at Bucknell University recently teamed with Amazon Robotics. As this segment reports, the partnership will give students an opportunity to …

District Magazine
This cover story by James Knight, director of energy and utilities at Bucknell, reports how the University finds new value in thermal …

WNEP-TV
E-cigarettes and vaping have made a lot of headlines lately. They are also the topic of a research study by chemical engineering and chemistry …

WVIA Public Media
Eddy Ng, James and Elizabeth Freeman Professor of Management in the Freeman College of Management at Bucknell, says in this segment …

PA Homepage
Tickets are now on sale for what may be the final staging of Eddie Frierson’s one-man show about Christy Mathewson, the most …

PennLive/The Patriot-News
Analysts at the Washington, D.C.-based personal finance website WalletHub.com took a sampling of 1,003 schools — a combination of four-year public schools and …

WITF-FM
This segment reports that electronic cigarettes release potentially harmful levels of carbon monoxide, according to research conducted by chemical engineering and chemistry at Bucknell …

Daily Mail
Unstable gas clouds circling black holes in opposite directions may help them grow more rapidly because they get sucked in faster, a new …

KPCC, NPR Los Angeles
ESPN reported on the tragic death of Los Angeles Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs that an autopsy showed Skaggs had alcohol, fentanyl …

University Business
Undergraduate institutions have many strengths to further scientific exploration, such as committing internal support to research as a part of the institutional mission, …

Patriot League
Over her four years at Bucknell, senior field hockey forward Brittany Willwerth has dipped her toes in journalism, helped out in the athletic …

Australian Broadcasting Corporation
A new study has found that highly educated, highly skilled migrants often can’t find good jobs because employers don’t trust their experience. …

Forbes
This story details the trend of liberal arts schools becoming respected institutions of business, specifically citing Bucknell’s Freeman College of Management and Dean Raquel …

Yahoo! Finance
Since 2016 over one million You Matter cards — a pre-printed business card that simply says, “You Matter” — have been shared among …

First Things Podcast
In this episode of an ongoing interview series with First Things senior editor Mark Bauerlein, Bucknell sociology professor Alexander Riley discusses his …

The New Republic
Bucknell economics professor Nina Banks joined a civil rights panel at the recent Third Modern Monetary Theory conference at Stony Brook University, …

The Wall Street Journal
Bucknell is mentioned in this story about the how the rules vary dramatically between schools on how much of your home …

CNN
Researchers from the University of Toronto and Bucknell chemistry professor Doug Collins decided to see what might happen when citrus fragrance and bleach fumes, …

Think China
Bucknell political science and international relations professor Zhiqun Zhu touches on the one-sided relationship when it comes to the education exchange between the …