A great place to be you!
When opportunity knocks ...
"Every college student seems to have this notion of wanting to travel the world, either for their career, studying abroad before they graduate, or after they retire someday. I believe it has become a part of our culture surrounding the “fear of missing out.” However, my career path of journalism has allowed me to truly be able to travel anywhere for my job, and when opportunity knocks, I answer!
Overall, EGGS 330 (Field Geology) is an incredible experience for anyone thinking of geology as a career path. Or in my case, photojournalism! It taught all 14 of us how to adapt to our situations and surroundings, it taught students how to work in the field and take good field notes, and it taught me how to document it all in a way that non-majors can understand what was going on."
Recent graduate nominated for national rugby honor
Newly minted BU graduate Atalyia Eisenhauer is one of 19 individuals nominated for the 2019 Penn Mutual Life of Significance award. Now it its fifth year, the award highlights how college rugby players demonstrate the values of integrity, respect, loyalty and community in their everyday lives.
Class of 2019: And just like that it’s over
"Maybe for many college is just college. To them it’s simple. You attend classes, make friends, identify a career path and graduate. Then you move on to your adult life. That’s the plan, simple and sweet. But to me, college ended up being so much more. Bloomsburg University was a gift."
Collaborative research gets published in 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 Mathematical Monthly. This is the most widely read math journal in the world, according to Lynd.
University Fast Facts
