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Bucknell electrical engineering major Emily Bayuk discusses her new book, The Fundamentals of Circuits Made Easy, which is her attempt to …

AM 560, The Answer
Bucknell psychology and neuroscience professor Judy Grisel speaks with Dan Proft, one of the hosts of Chicago’s “Morning Answer,” about her …

Inside Higher Ed
A group of enrollment managers, including Bill Conley, Bucknell vice president for enrollment management, offered advice to new students in this …

CBS News
The CBSN Originals documentary “Drinking Culture: American Kids and the Danger of Being Cool” included an interview with Bucknell psychology and …

The Atlantic
This story reports on the most popular names among the incoming freshman classes at college and universities across the country. It includes an …

University Business
Ned Ladd, a physics and astronomy professor at Bucknell, advocates for the value of a liberal arts education in this opinion piece …

University Business
This story reports that top officials from colleges and universities convened recently in Washington, D.C. to discuss matters impacting higher education and what’s …

The Smithsonian
Scientists have recently developed a penchant for making the discovery of a new species a creative naming moment. This story reflects back to …

The Chronicle of Higher Education
Bill Conley, vice president for enrollment management at Bucknell, explains in this op-ed why students aren’t showing up to …

The Wall Street Journal
College financial-aid officers, including Andrea Leithner Stauffer, director at Bucknell, says in this story that these mistakes can result in …

The Atlantic
Representatives from 10 schools recently told The Atlantic in this story that they are facing an increasing workload as they try to help …

Next Avenue
As the 2020 election cycle heats up, Bucknell psychology professor Mick Smyer co-authored this op-ed suggesting that climate change has become a major …

Psychology Today
Grandparents Day is Sunday and Bucknell psychology professor Mick Smyer recommends in this blog that families give a gift that lasts a lifetime, …

The New York Times
Tristan Stayton, an evolutionary biologist at Bucknell who studies the structural properties of turtle shells, is among the paleontologists in …

Jewish News Syndicate
Many institutions offer opportunities for their Jewish students to celebrate the High Holidays together. This story reports that those who provide these …

Think China
China’s image is far different dependent if you ask a mainland resident of the country versus the perspective of an outsider. Bucknell political …

Romper
Getting a child interested in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) activities requires some resources parents can use. This story reports that Emily Bayuk, …

New Statesman America
Three decades ago, Bucknell psychology and neuroscience professor Judy Grisel was a homeless college dropout, sharing a crack pipe on the streets. …

The Philadelphia Inquirer
Today, the immigration debate is fueling an explosion of art that springs from border, migration and enforcement experiences. Richard Rinehart, director of …

The Guardian
Having survived a decade of drink and drugs as a young woman, Bucknell psychology professor Judith Grisel focused all her determination on writing …

Science Friday
Scientists are learning that fireflies are vulnerable to habitat loss, pesticides and light pollution. In this segment, Bucknell biology professor Sarah Lower …

The Telegraph
Judith Grisel’s first drunken experience was no different to that of most middle-class teenagers – having had the odd sip at family …

Canadian HR Reporter
A recent study found that an appropriate workload and role can aid older workers’ health and well-being, while the opposite can have …

The Albuquerque Journal
Addiction. Judith Grisel knows its effects firsthand. She knows because she was an addict before becoming a neuroscientist and psychology professor at …

CBS News
The consulting firm McKinsey estimated just how much the historic and current discrimination against African-Americans is hurting the broader economy — to the …

Philadelphia Inquirer
Bucknell rising sophomore and Bison men’s golf team member Chris Tanabe won the Pennsylvania Amateur Tournament and was profiled in this story. …

WITF-FM Smart Talk
Students at Bucknell’s Small Business Development Center (SBDC) have provided free, confidential consulting to an array of businesses and Steve Stumbris, …

Newsweek
Hong Kong’s mass protests this summer will undoubtedly become a turning point in the relations between the region and Chinese mainland. Zhiqun Zhu, …

The Times
Who better to understand addiction than a former addict turned top scientist? In this feature, Bucknell neuroscience and psychology professor Judith Grisel …

The Associated Press
South Sudan is trying to rebuild its six national parks and 13 game reserves following a five-year civil war. DeeAnn Reeder, …

WNEP-TV
Gilson Snow, a beneficiary of the Bucknell Small Business Development Center, recently celebrated its annual Summer Snow Day, and now turns its full …

Inside Higher Ed
Bucknell has joined the growing number of institutions that have made submission of SAT or ACT scores optional, but it continues to …

Forbes
As detailed in this story, Bucknell and the NGO Fauna & Flora have teamed up with Zooniverse, the South Sudan Wildlife Service …

WNEP-TV
Bucknell Field Hockey Head Coach Jeremy Cook lays out in this segment how he helps over 100 campers attending his Bison Field Hockey Camp …

Fox News
Bucknell men’s golf head coach Michael Binney, a former U.S. Marine Corps attack helicopter pilot, discusses in this interview a program he’s …

Forbes
Matt Daley, an undrafted player after his senior season in 2004 at Bucknell, got the call from the bullpen to relieve legendary Yankees’ …

NPR’s Planet Money
America’s towns are slowly breaking up with recycling, and not just for economic reasons. But economists, like Bucknell economics professor, Thomas Kinnaman …

NPR’s Planet Money
Bucknell economics professor Thomas Kinnaman discusses the origins of recycling in this “Planet Money” episode. Interestingly enough, Kinnaman reports that it …

Trinidad Daily Express
Drawing from her research on marijuana and her own personal experiences, Judith Grisel, a Bucknell professor of psychology, provides a …

Next Avenue
People are asking if a president can be too old. Michael “Mick” Smyer, a Bucknell psychology professor, is co-author on this op-ed, …

Medium
Evan Peck, a Bucknell computer science professor, writes about the importance of providing greater access to undergraduates to attend professional conferences in this …

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
After more than a decade of efforts to curb the spread of the deadly white-nose syndrome in American bats, it appears as if …

Forbes
People buy more healthy foods as their incomes increase. So better nutrition might be one of the salutary effects of a redistribution program like …

University Business
A growing number of colleges are purchasing cyber insurance. In fact, the global market is expected to reach $14 billion by 2022, according …

The New York Times
Bucknell biology professor Chris Martine, the David Burpee Chair in Plant Genetics & Research; and postdoctoral fellow Angela McDonnell were …

Popular Science
Chris Martine, a biology scientist at Bucknell, has been studying nightshades in the Australian Monsoon Tropics for 20 years. Even so, this …

The Japan Times
When Xi Jinping makes his first visit to North Korea as China’s president Thursday, he’ll be broadcasting a message to the U.S. …

WVIA Public Media
Sarah Lower, a biology professor at Bucknell, shares the facts and the fascination with fireflies from her research in this “Keystone …

The Sydney Morning Herald
In her book, Never Enough: the Neuroscience of Experience and Addiction (released in Australia this month), Bucknell psychology and neuroscience professor …

Inside Higher Ed
This story reports that many common reading assignments this year, including Bucknell’s, focus on some of the nation’s most pressing issues. …