Vox
President Biden’s administration said it would not send U.S. government officials to the Beijing Games in protest of China’s human rights violations. Bucknell Professor …
WNEP-TV
Members of an a cappella group from Bucknell, Beyond Unison, tell in this segment how they had the biggest show of their lives …
WNYC-FM “The Brian Lehrer Show”
Professor Chris Martine, biology, the David Burpee Chair in Plant Genetics & Research and the author of Trees …
WPSU
The poem by The Writing Center Director Deirdre O’Connor, At the Site of the Laurelton Village for Feeble-Minded Girls of Childbearing …
The National Interest
Professor Zhiqun Zhu, political science and international relations, writes in this op-ed that the delicate Taiwan Strait status quo that …
WNEP-TV
On Election Day, we hear the phrase, “Every vote counts.” Bucknell Professor Chris Ellis ’00, political science, co-director of the Bucknell Institute …
NBC News
The vaguely Middle Eastern aesthetic set in a sandy terrain, found in the new release of the motion picture Dune, is not …
Slate
Ali Karjoo-Ravary, the Josephine Hildreth Detmer and Zareen Taj Mirza Assistant Professor in Islamic studies, religious studies, at Bucknell, authored this op-ed …
Newsweek
Bucknell Professor T. Joel Wade, psychology, was lead author of a study featured in this story finding that bald white men were …
CBC Radio One Online
While set thousands of years in the future, Islam is ‘part and parcel’ to Dune, says Bucknell Professor Ali Karjoo-Ravary, …
The Daily Mail
A psychological study of 120 people led by Bucknell University shows women find bald men less attractive than their fully covered counterparts …
The 19th
In April, three representatives in the House introduced a bipartisan bill to address gendered cost disparities in the military. Now two senators are …
AACSB Insights
Bucknell’s new Holmes Hall is profiled in this story for symbolizing the University’s goal of enabling liberal arts and professional programs to interact …
The Philadelphia Inquirer
As leaves start to change color this fall, Tanisha Williams, Bucknell’s David Burpee post-doctoral fellow in botany, explains how the future …
Modern Diplomacy
When the final group of American troops were flown out of Afghanistan in August, President Biden and headlines around the world declared that …
European Commission Podcast
Professor Jason Leddington, philosophy, and his future book on the philosophy of magic and other arts of impossibility, is featured …
Salon
The corn industry will be particularly vulnerable to extreme weather events as droughts and heat waves make it harder to yield bountiful harvests. Bucknell …
PsyPost
A new study by Professor T. Joel Wade, psychology, has identified several tactics that heterosexual men and women use when seeking to …
NPR Planet Money
This episode tells the story of how Professor Nina Banks, economics, excavated the economic work of Sadie Alexander, the first …
WNEP-TV
This segment reports that in addition to a record number of first-year students, Bucknell University is unveiling the university’s newest building, Holmes Hall …
Face2faceAfrica.com
Professor Nina Banks, economics, who is also an affiliated faculty member in women’s & gender studies and in critical Black studies at …
Aeon
Professor Judith Grisel, psychology, writes in this op-ed that our inability to treat substance use disorders stems from a narrow-minded view that …
Scientific American
Professor Katelyn Allers, physics & astronomy, authored this feature, which profiles the significance of brown dwarfs and her research on …
The Sacramento Bee
This story reports that concern about legacy is a major motivator for environmental action later in life, according to a 2020 study …
The Pitt News
Disdain for the NCAA and its arbitrary limits on the freedom of a college athlete has become widely popular. This story reports …
The Washington Times
A Bucknell and University of California study found that voter ID laws have had “negligible” effects on Black voter turnout in general …
The Philadelphia Inquirer
Bucknell rising senior Anais Barnes ’22 is profiled with Professor Chris Martine, biology; and Tanisha Williams, the Burpee Postdoctoral Fellow …
Newsweek
China’s state newspaper has said that visas for hundreds of Chinese postgraduate students to study at top U.S. universities have been rejected in a …
NorthCentralPA.com
This story reports on a new nationally representative survey from the Bucknell Institute for Public Policy that shows that there is substantial support among …
WITF-FM Smart Talk
The Bucknell Institute for Public Policy (BIPP) published a new survey that indicates there is substantial support among Americans for universal voter …
South China Morning Post/Yahoo News
Professor Zhiqun Zhu, political science and international relations, cautioned in this story that the appeal of the China …
Marketplace
Professor Nina Banks, economics, and her new book titled Democracy, Race, and Justice: The Speeches and Writings of Sadie T. M. Alexander …
Inside Higher Ed
A new Bucknell Institute for Public Policy poll related to the Supreme Court’s recent ruling on National Collegiate Athletic Association restrictions of …
Higher Ed Dive
While a majority of the public agrees college athletes should be compensated for the use of their name, image and likeness, or …
HowStuffWorks
Contrary to popular belief, we don’t just repeat the songs we hate. This story reports that in one study done by researchers at Bucknell, …
The Washington Post
Professor Nina Banks, economics, published this op-ed on the historical significance of Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander becoming the first African …
WPSU
Professor Judy Grisel, psychology, discusses her research on addiction after experiencing addiction as a teenager —and how it motivated her to write …
1A NPR
A century ago, Sadie Alexander graduated from the University of Pennsylvania and became the first Black American to receive a doctorate in economics. …
South China Morning Post/Yahoo News
Westerners aged 18 to 24 hold more positive attitudes towards China than their elders, a survey has found. Bucknell Professor …
Richmond.com/Richmond Times-Dispatch
Professor Thomas Kinnaman, economics, contributed his expertise to this “Letter to the Editor,” exploring #1 bottles, which are the …
PennLive
Niki Marathe ’22, a Bucknell neuroscience major, contends in this op-ed that a suitable answer to decrease the frequency of Adverse Childhood Effects (ACEs) …
MarketWatch
As the U.S. government prepares to send out up to $300 a month per child to millions of families this summer, the payments could …
Fortune
Professor Christopher Ellis ’00, political science, co-director of the Bucknell Institute for Public Policy, contends in this Op-Ed with co-author and …
Free Speech TV
On the second half of this show, Bucknell Professor Nina Banks, economics, discusses correcting the economic undervaluing of community …
Brides
To some people, flirting comes as naturally as breathing. This story reports that new research led by Bucknell Professor Joel Wade, psychology, …
The Wall Street Journal
Professor Nina Banks, economics, discusses why changing how we value unpaid or unrecognized work like community organizing is crucial …
Eyewitness News
Unemployment issues and a labor shortage are just two of several hurdles the economy is trying to bounce back from due to the …
South China Morning Post
The New Zealand parliament’s unanimous declaration last week that human rights abuses were occurring in China’s Xinjiang province drew condemnation from …
The New York Times
Despite the friendly diplomatic gestures, India is widely regarded in China as an example of the flaws of democratic systems, said …