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Hispanic Heritage Month: Natalia Cintra Almanzar
Natalia Cintra Almanzar is a medical imaging major pursuing a Spanish minor, who was born in Puerto Rico to Dominican and Cuban parents. Originally from San Juan, Puerto Rico, she moved to Hazelton six years ago in the wake of Hurricane Maria, a Category 5 hurricane that devastated the northeastern Caribbean.
Lock Haven ROTC, Bloomsburg languages and cultures department receive Project GO grant
The Army ROTC program at the Lock Haven campus of Commonwealth University, in conjunction with Bloomsburg's Languages and Cultures Department, recently received a Project Global Officer (Project GO)...
Hispanic Heritage Month: Maeyelyn Acevedo Santiago
Maeyelyn Acevedo Santiago is a secondary education major with a specialization in Spanish from Hazleton and of Puerto Rican descent. In addition, she’s an honors student and peer mentor who is active...
URSCA Grant Recipient, Katherine Thomas
Katherine Thomas, a Chinese major and Linguistics minor, was rewarded $1,500 Undergraduate Research Scholarship and Creative Activity (URSCA) grant for summer 2021. The funding was provided by Husky...
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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...
Senior lands NSA job months before graduation
Derek Berger knew as early as ninth grade a future in digital forensics was possible. Today, that future isn’t just probable — it’s happening. Berger, a senior digital forensics major, is Bloomsburg...
Senior makes history as Fulbright Scholar
Becoming a Fulbright Scholar has been a dream of Alexandra Miller’s since high school. This summer the Bloomsburg University senior languages and cultures major will get to live her dream when she...
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Language major lands competitive CLS award
You’re currently spending the semester abroad and get a chance to stay for an entire year, would you? Cassandra Souza certainly did, not thinking twice about it. It all began when Souza, a senior...
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Second time’s a charm … and life changing
It wasn’t her first time in Spain, yet the experience was just as exciting and memorable. And this time four times greater! Racquel Kreischer, a senior engineering major, spent a month this winter...