Bucknell implemented a rigorous testing and contact tracing program for all who live, work, and study on campus, including students. No-charge testing for all students before and after arrival at Bucknell.
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In-person with option for remote learning
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Last day of Fall semester classes: Friday, Nov. 20
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January graduation: Thursday, Jan. 14 (no ceremony)
Full Plan: Bucknell Reopening Plan
***Plan is subject to changes by the school administration. Please refer to the re-entry plan for the most up to date information.
Bucknell University News
Baltimore, Md. – Last week, a groundbreaking medical operation made headlines across the globe: a pig-to-human heart transplant. The global medical achievement leads back to northcentral Pa., as the lead surgeon is a Bucknell University alumni.
Lewisburg -- Nature has all kinds of tricks up its sleeve, and the Australian bush tomato has mastered the art of fooling bees. The plant has beautiful purple and yellow male and female flowers on unisex plants, and to produce fruit the flowers need to cross-pollinate.
As we gear up for the Thanksgiving holiday, Bucknell Professor Chris Martine, biology, and his botanical colleagues, suggest that one way to still bring everyone together for the holiday is to join them in the 2021 edition of #PlantsGiving.
Bucknell University 2020 graduates will finally see their graduation celebration live, on campus, this upcoming May, according to an announcement from Bucknell University yesterday.
Lewisburg -- Bucknell University's College Admissions Insider podcast was created a year ago to provide useful information on the admissions process for prospective students and their families. With more than 15,000 downloads of its 26 episodes over the first year, it has provided parents an…
Lewisburg,Pa. -- Bucknell University mechanical engineering student Susan Dudt ’24 of Malvern. Pa., has qualified to compete in this month’s U.S. Olympic Team Trials for curling, held Nov. 12-21 at Baxter Arena in Omaha, Neb.
Lewisburg, Pa. — One of science’s big frontiers today is the quest to explain the nature of dark matter — a hypothetical form of matter thought to account for approximately 85% of the matter in the universe.
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Weekend disturbance at Sam's Club draws police
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Former Bucknell public safety officer sues university for violating whistleblower law
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Man charged with more than 80 counts after investigation relationship with juvenile
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Continued decline: Sneaker stores, nail salon leaving Lycoming Mall
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Police searching for missing person
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Stolen vehicle driven through local car dealership’s front door
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Babysitter accused of touching child inappropriately, charged
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Woman’s face covered in blood from four-inch laceration
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Here we go again? 2 more winter storms could be brewing
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Crash off I-80 near Danville leaves several monkeys on the loose
Northcentral Pa. has no shortage of opportunities to enjoy cinema. Local universities are promoting educational, timely films, to be viewed on-campus in October. For those who want to screen from home this October, WVIA will stream its own educational, timely film on crime and punishment.
Lewisburg, Pa. -- As workers return to offices and students to classrooms amid a COVID-19 resurgence from the delta variant, many are again asking how to ensure the air indoors stays safe.
Lewisburg, Pa. -- If you want to know what Holmes Hall is all about, look up.
Lewisburg, Pa. - Bucknell University will welcome 1,031 new students in the Class of 2025 and a record-breaking opening enrollment count of 3,810 students (3,774 undergraduates, 36 graduates as of August 17) for the start of classes in the University's 176th academic year on Monday, August 23.
Lewisburg, Pa. - $40 million could go a long way for any college campus.
Lewisburg, Pa. -- A key strategic goal in Bucknell University’s Plan for 2025 calls for building and sustaining a diverse community among students, faculty and staff.
Lewisburg, Pa. - Last summer, Tanisha M. Williams participated in Black Birders Week, the social media campaign which highlights Black birders that followed a racist incident in New York's Central Park involving birdwatcher Christian Cooper.
Lewisburg, Pa. - A new nationally representative survey from the Bucknell Institute for Public Policy (BIPP) shows that there is substantial support among Americans for universal voter ID laws and having Supreme Court justices serve terms rather than life appointments.
Lewisburg, Pa. – Their final semester of college should've been a celebration — a time to look back with pride and look ahead toward a bright future.
Four years ago, Bucknell welcomed the first class of students to its newly established College of Management, which was officially launched as the University's third college in June 2017.
Lewisburg, Pa. — When PayPal’s online payments system initially launched, the company lost considerable profits due to a high fraud rate — until it developed its own fraud monitoring software named “Igor.”
Lewisburg, Pa. – One thing the world can agree on is that these have been the most uncertain times amid the COVID-19 pandemic and global issues that threaten human and non-human communities.
Lewisburg, Pa. – An art auction inspired by Bucknell University's Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program with the State Correctional Institute at Coal Township is being conducted to benefit Transitions of PA, a Lewisburg-based nonprofit that supports victims of domestic violence.
Lewisburg, Pa. – Before COVID-19, the 2014-16 Ebola epidemic was the last major global health scare, and now there are fresh outbreaks of Ebola in the African nations of Guinea and the Democratic Republic of Congo. A common denominator in both COVID-19 and Ebola outbreaks is the role bats ma…
Lewisburg, Pa. – Bucknell Univeristy President John C. Bravman sent the following notice to students Sunday afternoon:Dear Students,
