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IT intern helps create eLearning lessons for NASA
As NASA’s crew on the International Space Station becomes increasingly better at their jobs, a recent Bloomsburg University instructional technology graduate can take pride in knowing he played a role...
Special topics course heads to California for field study
There will be a beach but no time for sunbathing or wave jumping. Also included is a trip to a national park, a desert adventure and even an island visit. Sounds like a perfect vacation but in fact it...
I’m a Husky
Hailing from Philadelphia, Rashee Hall is a graduating nursing major. Rashee was very involved on campus being an Orientation Workshop Leader (OWL), a community assistant, Board of Governor scholar...
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I’m a Husky
Dallas Kriebel is a graduating mass communications major from Benton, a small town outside of Bloomsburg. She is also earning a minor in geography. Kriebel spent three years with BUnow, the university...
Senior researches geospatial trends of al-Qaeda
Jaime Yarosh, a senior environmental, geographical, and geological sciences (EGGS) major, presented her research on geospatial trends of al-Qaeda extremists living in the United States at the American...
Research leads honor grad on impressive path to medical school
When Andrew Cross walked into his interview at The Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine in Virginia, the interviewer told Cross he had never heard of Bloomsburg University. By the end, the...
Collaborative research gets published in widely read math journal
James Sharpe, a senior mathematics major at Bloomsburg University, and Chris Lynd, an associate professor of mathematics, recently had their research published in the latest edition of The American...
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An impressionable winter in Europe
Most first year students do not anticipate they will study abroad after only one semester of college. However, Andrew Clickard was in a unique position to do so, and he took a leap of faith. “It would...
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Winter in Spain just the ticket for pair of nursing majors
Memory of the smell of Iberian ham wafting from the old street shops of Salamanca would draw Abigail Culver back to Spain in a minute. The sound of a street performer coaxing tunes from an accordion...
Audiology research showcased on national stage
A group of Bloomsburg University audiology doctoral students presented research this fall at the annual American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Convention in Boston, three of which landing...