The Daily Item
Fifty-four teams of first-year students developed innovative models from solar-powered benches to water-recycling systems, and presented them to instructors, former students and …
Chemical & Engineering News
The law that ended the federal government shutdown closes a loophole in cannabis regulation, and Professor Hannah Yocum, chemical engineering …
cardratings.com
Professor Brian King, computer science, faculty fellow for the Dominguez Center for Data Science, says in this story that before consumers …
The Daily Mail/MSN
This story about Michael J Fox making an extraordinary return to acting after three decades with Parkinson’s disease, which is surging in …
U.S. News & World
Professor Nate Siegel, mechanical engineering, the Heinemann Family Professor in Engineering, makes recommendations in this story on what homeowners …
WVIA-FM
Ben Hayes, program director, watershed sciences & engineering, was cited in this story for being an invited expert to a Senate Majority …
Digication Scholars Conversations
Clea Ramos, a Bucknell senior majoring in computer engineering and minoring in art — studio, discusses her unique educational journey, the …
Inside Higher Ed
A group of faculty and students who have been collaborating on final exam scheduling efficiency project are featured in this story. …
WVIA-TV
Bucknell Small Business Development Center‘s BizPitch Competition finals was televised live in this edition of Keystone Edition Business, hosted by Bucknell SBDC …
CNHI News Service/The Meadville Tribune
Nate Siegel, Heinemann Family Professor in Engineering Professor of Mechanical Engineering, shares insight in this story on why …
WVIA-FM
Professor Brian King, computer science, provides insight on Amazon Web Services recently acquiring the Cumulus Data Center in Berwick for $650 million …
FOX 56
A Bucknell Small Business Development Center-supported project to develop a database of volunteer firefighters in a local five-county region, led by Alec …
WVIA-TV
Ben Hayes, program director, Watershed Sciences & Engineering, joined a “Keystone Edition” panel discussion on the current state of he Susquehanna River …
The Standard-Journal
In a new solution to the declining numbers of volunteer firefighters in Pennsylvania, a longtime firefighter and Bucknell University Small Business Development Center …
CNN
Professor Margot Vigeant, chemical engineering, the interim provost, is featured prominently in this story on how best to reheat leftovers. Also published …
Patriot League on ESPN Productions
Bucknell men’s soccer senior Collin Murphy ’24, biomedical engineering, has his research project studying deep brain stimulation in relation …
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Keith Buffinton, an emeritus professor of mechanical engineering, and executive director of the Coalition for Transformational Education, discusses the …
WNEP-TV
The College of Engineering senior design project with Resilite Sports Products in Northumberland, Pa. to design a new welder for its Zip Mat product …
LearningWell
“Bucknell-on-Purpose,” a senior dinner seminar Joe Tranquillo, associate provost for transformative teaching and learning, co-taught last year with Professor Emeritus Keith Buffinton, …
Rubber & Plastics News
Richard E. Garman Dean of the College of Engineering Brad Putman is featured in this story for his keynote address at …
The Meadville Tribune
Research on child injury prevention led by Eric Kennedy, biomedical engineering, particularly in playground safety, is highlighted in this editorial …
WNEP-TV
Many college students dream of starting their own businesses, but these Bucknell students are actually doing it through the BizPitch competition according to this …
WNEP-TV
Bucknell is marking Women’s History Month celebrating the 100th anniversary of the first woman graduate from the engineering program, highlighted in this segment. …
WNEP-TV
Some Bucknell engineering students are helping a three-legged golden retriever owned by Mary Ann Stanton ’89, director of development, strategic philanthropy programs, education & …
WVIA-TV
President John Bravman; President Emeritus Gary Sojka; Jen Schneidman Partica, farm and garden manager; Steven Stumbris, director of the Bucknell Small …
Williamsport Sun-Gazette
This story reports Bucknell’s Susan Dudt, Class of 2024 of Malvern, has qualified to compete in this month’s U.S. Olympic Team Trials for …
WNEP-TV
Bucknell mechanical engineering student Susan Dudt ’24 is profiled in this segment for qualifying to participate in the U.S. Olympic team trials for curling. …
The New York Times
The rising use of light-emitting diodes and the popularity of pickups and S.U.V.s have prompted complaints about the glare and intensity …
Gettysburg Times
Professor Eric Kennedy, biomedical engineering, discusses some of the dangers of playgrounds and provides parents some safety tips in this story …
Lancaster Farmer
Professor Deborah Sills, civil and environmental engineering, and her student, Riley Doyle ’22, an environmental engineering major, are profiled in this …
WNEP-TV
A research team — including Bucknell Professor Deborah Sills, a civil & environmental engineering, and Riley Doyle ’22, an environmental engineering major …
NorthCentralPA.com
Bucknell Professor Deborah Sills, civil & environmental engineering; and her student Riley Doyle ’22, an environmental engineering major, are teaming up with …
The Nation
Bucknell Professor Chris Dancy, computer science, was cited in this story as being among a rising chorus of commentators who say …
Inside Higher Ed
Bucknell’s newly-tenured faculty earned national exposure in this column. …
The Times-News
Xander Karpowicz, a mechanical engineering major at Bucknell, wants to provide a service to his community, so this story reports on his plans …
WNEP-TV
This segment reports that some Bucknell engineering professors are designing and making personal protective equipment for medical professionals. …
WNEP-TV
Spring break is over at Bucknell, yet there are no students on campus. But as this segment reports, classes have successfully started again online. …
Williamsport Sun-Gazette
This story features a recent study by Bucknell researchers detailing the potentially harmful amount of carbon monoxide e-cigarettes can emit. …
WNEP-TV
Rebecca Rosenberg, a senior biomedical engineering student at Bucknell, is profiled in this segment for developing smartphone technology which won the Bucknell Small Business …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
WVIA Public Media
Bucknell electrical engineering major Emily Bayuk discusses her new book, The Fundamentals of Circuits Made Easy, which is her attempt to …
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, …
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 …
WBRE-TV
This segment profiles how construction of a new facility on the Bucknell campus is a dream come true for any engineering and education students. …
The Scientist
Patrick Mather, dean of the College of Engineering and a materials scientist at Bucknell, commented on a the development of a new …