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BU partners with Chesapeake Conservancy on river health
Bloomsburg University is partnering with Chesapeake Conservancy to restore the health of the Susquehanna River and the Chesapeake Bay. Steven Rier, professor of biological and allied health sciences...
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How about THIS internship?
Emily Haney is living in a world of opportunities this fall through The Harrisburg Internship Semester (THIS) program. “You never know who you will run into,” says Haney, a senior anthropology major...
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Internship and the City
In the city that never sleeps Dana Spagnola had the internship that seemingly never stopped. And it couldn’t have been more perfect. “There is an unlimited amount of opportunities and things you can...
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Where will CSA take you?
Bloomsburg University’s College Student Affairs (CSA) program within the M.Ed. in Educational Leadership enables students to move beyond the local region and experience student affairs work throughout...
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The biggest Big Event of them all
More than 2,100 volunteers tackling nearly 200 jobs turned the seventh annual Big Event the largest one yet. Sponsored by the Community Government Association, the single-day community service event...
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GIS students develop orienteering course for upper campus
Bloomsburg University ROTC cadet Nicholas Correll had an idea one day while sitting in his geographic information system (GIS) class. Instead of driving 30 minutes for ROTC land navigation trainings...
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Chemistry research gets Golden Gate spotlight
From walking the Golden Gate Bridge to speaking in front of the science community, Bloomsburg University chemistry majors Blake Durante and Olivia Fry had an experience of a lifetime in San Francisco...
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Senior’s research on PBIS showcased at state forum
According to the U.S. Department of Education, more than 60 percent of first-time teachers say they’re not sufficiently prepared to face the challenge of addressing the social and emotional needs of...
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EGGS major lands competitive summer internship
Paleontology isn’t a typical career track for an environmental geoscience major, but that’s not stopping Keara Drummer from testing the waters this summer at the American Museum of Natural History in...
Service trip to Peru provides valuable life lesson
Perri Harmon says she learned even on her worst days she remains very lucky, a lesson she took from her medical service trip to Peru this past spring. Harmon, a senior exercise science major, went...