Jeffny Etienne, a sophomore ACT 101/EOP student, was recently named the first recipient of Bloomsburg University's Dr. Irvin Wright Endowed Scholarship after demonstrating substantial academic achievement from her first year to second year, as well as the qualities reflective of a student on track to become a successful college graduate.

The following faculty have been granted sabbatical, beginning Fall 2018:

A group of Civil Air Patrol (CAP) cadets from across Pennsylvania recently spent a day at Bloomsburg University as part of their summer STEM experience, specifically getting an up-close look at its innovative digital forensics program.

More than 30 student research projects are underway this summer throughout the region and even overseas. Pennsylvania’s bootleg coal rebellion, the effects of beetle infestation and in-home Internet hacking are just a few of the topics being explored through Bloomsburg University’s annual Undergraduate Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity program.

Bloomsburg University's professional sales program is listed among the nation’s best for professional sales education by the Sales Education Foundation (SEF). It's one of just five schools in the state to be listed with the others being LaSalle, Widener, Duquesne and Temple.

Bloomsburg University’s Council of Trustees approved naming the university’s new residence hall in honor of retiring President David L. Soltz at their meeting in June. The Trustees also recommended and approved President Emeritus status for Soltz, who steps down on July 7.

Emily Haskell saw a clear picture of her future as a teacher develop this summer. Nikita Loreman did as well. In fact, they discovered it together, sharing a classroom as part of Bloomsburg University’s Great STEM Adventure Camps that hosted more than 550 students from area schools.