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International business students claim top four at case competition
Bloomsburg University's Global Business Association (GBA) took fourth place at the 2021 SDSU (San Diego State University)-CUIBE (The Consortium for Undergraduate International Business Education) International Business Case Competition held Oct. 14-16, 2021, in San Diego.
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Lucky to be a Husky and happy to help
Nancy Edwards ’70 transferred to Bloomsburg State College in 1968 to follow her best friend to campus. She enjoyed her experience so much that fifty years later, she and her husband remain committed to Bloomsburg University and its students.
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Alan Bergey a "Husky Hero" for assisting fellow student
Junior education major assisted student who suffered a seizure and had fallen down.
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Steph Pettit '89 honored with the renaming of upper campus
The dedication ceremony occurred before kickoff of the Huskies football game and was the center of Homecoming Weekend festivities to honor the generosity of Bloomsburg University’s most prolific donor.
Bloomsburg University to present "Conversations for the Common Good"
Bloomsburg University will present two events focused on how the attacks of 9/11 have changed the United States as part of the "Conversations for the Common Good" series, which promotes dialogue to bridge political and social divides.
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Hispanic Heritage Month: Donovin Medina
Donovin Medina is an exercise science major from Harrisburg and of Puerto Rican descent. In addition, he's the public relations representative of the Student Organization of Latinos, as well as pursuing a minor in health communication.
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Harvard Professor to talk on globalization and regional economic divides
Bloomsburg University welcomes Harvard University professor Dr. Gordon Hanson for its Fall 2021 Economic Lecture Series. Hanson will speak on Thursday, Oct. 21, at 2 p.m. in Haas Center for the Arts...
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Hispanic Heritage Month: Nagley Anderson
Nagely Anderson is a health sciences: pre-physician assistant major from Scranton and of Dominican descent. In addition, she’s the secretary of the Student Organization of Latinos and vice president of the Students Initiative to Ease Struggle.
Homecoming 2021 set for this weekend
Bloomsburg University will celebrate its annual Homecoming weekend Friday and Saturday, Oct. 15-16, with activities planned for both alumni and students. The highlight of the weekend activities will...
Symposium on Hunger to be held
Three-day event features three speakers discussing food insecurity and hunger.