When colleges say the same thing, students shop by price
University Business
A new Op-Ed, authored by Kevork Horrisian, associate vice president and chief analytics officer, discusses analysis by his team that examines how …
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Professor Provides Economics on Five Myths About Recycling
The Washington Post
Professor of Economics Thomas Kinnaman provided expert insight for this article about recycling, using his research in Japan as evidence of a …
These Wildlife Wonders are Surviving in a War Zone
OZY
This article explains how a team of researchers, including Professor of Biology DeeAnn Reeder, captured images of animals on the brink of extinction …
Botany Twitter Helped Discover a Rare Plant in Pennsylvania
Quartz
Professor of Biology and David Burpee Chair in Plant Genetics and Research Chris Martine thought he was tweeting a nice photo of a common …
How to Reconcile with a Romantic Partner
Scientific American
This story highlights a new series of studies, led by Joel T. Wade, professor of psychology, on the best strategies for …
Bucknell Researchers Find Second Rare Plant
The Daily Item
Professor of Biology and David Burpee Chair in Plant Genetics and Research Chris Martine recently led a team of researchers who discovered …
Bucknell Professor Makes a Wild Discovery
WBRE-TV
This video segment highlights Chris Martine, professor of biology and the David Burpee Chair in Plant Genetics and Research, and his team of …
Bucknell Professor: Trump/Kim Talks Not a Sure Thing
The Standard-Journal
This article highlights professor of political science and international relations Zhiqun Zhu’s expertise on the impending talks between President Trump and North Korean …
Why is North Korea Silent on the Trump-Kim Meeting?
The Diplomat
Professor of political science and international relations Zhiqun Zhu authored this op-ed about the spontaneous decision by President Trump to accept a face-to-face …
Professors Study Connection Between Females and Alcohol
WNEP-TV
Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience Judith Griesel was interviewed for this segment about her addiction research on the susceptibility of binge drinking. …
Genders Differ on the Best Way to Make Up After a Fight
Business Insider
Professor of psychology Joel T. Wade provided insight in this article about the differences in partners’ willingness to reconcile. …
16 Investigates: Road Salt Pollution
WNEP-TV
Director of the Watershed Sciences and Engineering Program Ben Hayes warns that road salt may be dangerous for the environment. In this clip, …
Bucknell Professor Talks Science Behind Love
FOX 56
In this interview, Professor of Psychology T. Joel Wade says that Valentine’s Day is a good day to celebrate love, so long …
Bucknell Attraction Researcher Offers Tips This Valentine’s Day
Newsradio 1070 WKOK
Listen here to Professor of Psychology T. Joel Wade, who discussed his science of attraction research and issues involving relationships on …
Bucknell Study Finds New Risks for Alcoholism in Women
The Prevention Conversation
Gender and the biology of the brain may make some women more likely to reach for a drink when they feel stressed …
Teaching the Skills Your ASD Child Needs
Autism Parenting Magazine
Repetitive behavior? It’s all relative. In this story, new research from Bucknell and David Evans, professor of psychology, illustrates …
This Is What Men Care About Most in Relationships
Reader’s Digest
Joel Wade, Ph.D., a Bucknell psychology professor, focused on how men and women react to relationship situations in a new study, profiled …
Are Babies Smarter Than We Thought?
Professor Regina Gazes ’04, psychology and the Animal Behavior Program, is a co-author of a new recently published paper, detailing a study that …
Can Parents’ Stress Impact the Health of Future Generations?
Stone Hearth News
Professor Mark Haussmann, biology, says his research “will be important for predicting how early adversity impacts human health and how changing environmental …
Faculty and Students Co-author Phage Hunters Paper
eLife
Professors Marie Pizzorno and Emily Stowe, biology, and three Bucknell students are co-authors on a Phage Hunters program paper published in the April 28 …
Bucknell Professor to Study Effects of Sedimentation From Shale Activity
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Professor Matt McTammany, biology and environmental studies, is studying the ecosystem of the Susquehanna River watershed and how it’s affected by sedimentation from Marcellus …
Professor Michelle Beiler Awarded American Association of University Women Fellowship
Professor Michelle Beiler, civil & environmental engineering, has been awarded an American Fellow Publication Grant by the American Association of University Women. American Fellowships support …
Gary Steiner Honored With John William Miller Research Fellowship
Gary Steiner, the John Howard Harris Professor of Philosophy, has received the John William Miller Research Fellowship to fund his research and a book-length work …
Clingham, Morris Honored With Cook Awards
Two English professors, Gregory Clingham and Saundra Morris, have received Cook Awards, enabling them to travel and do research at the Cape of Good Hope …
No Time for Bats to Rest Easy
The New York Times
Thomas Lilley, a post-doc fellow from Finland, is working in the Bucknell bat lab to help wild bats acclimate to captivity …
Rare Insect Imperiled By Retreating Ice in Glacier National Park
LA Times
A study by Bucknell University Professor Steve Jordan, biology, along with scientists at U.S. Geological Survey and the University of Montana, is the …
Bucknell Researchers Awarded Grant to Save America’s Bats
Professors DeeAnn Reeder and Ken Field, biology, have earned a grant of nearly $350,000 from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to study white-nose syndrome, …