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Competition provides sneak peek into professional sales
It came down to 15 minutes. That’s what each of the three finalists of the annual Bloomsburg University/UPS Sales Competition were left with to land their final scenario of professional sales, face-to...
CATCH draws nearly 50 hiring school districts
Bloomsburg University’s College of Education in collaboration with Professional U hosted its annual Collaborating to Assist Teacher Candidate Hiring (CATCH) Conference for nearly 130 current student...
Forensics Team finishes second at winter tournament
Bloomsburg University’s Forensics Team recently have won the 2nd Place Team Sweepstakes Award out of eight schools at the Collegiate Forensics Association’s Annual Winter Tournament held at the...
BASTL helps product selector reach for the skies
For almost as long as he can remember, Adam J. Campbell knew he wanted to fly. As he got older, he realized that the job he coveted with a major airline would require a bachelor’s degree as well as...
Frisbee club player enjoys “Ultimate” mission trip
Danielle Hoover discovered a passion for helping people on her first-ever mission trip as a 12-year-old. It’s been a love of hers ever since. Interestingly, after a few years between missions an...
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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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Political science major to intern in governor’s office
Bloomsburg University student Kaitlyn Floyd has been selected as BU’s THIS (The Harrisburg Internship Semester) intern for Spring 2019. Floyd, a junior majoring in political science, will intern in...
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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...
An anthropological path to academic success
The prize “fossils” that Emily Haney brought home with gritty, dirty hands when she was a child do not compare to the fragile, priceless treasures that she carefully cupped in her hands while in the...
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Anthropology home to real life CSI
By day Conrad Quintyn, Ph.D. is an anthropology professor at Bloomsburg University. In his spare time, he practices biological anthropology when he willingly wades into crime scenes throughout...