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• Geisinger Partnership: Engineering solutions in healthcare
• Thousands returning for Reunion Weekend May 31 to June 3
• Bucknell to host summer programs and conferences
• Commencement awards honor Bucknell faculty, graduate
• Anna Quindlen to graduates: Embrace challenges, remake the world
• Toward justice and human dignity
• 2012 grad on presidential path
• Next stop 30 Rock: 2012 alumna to be NBC page
• Bucknell to graduate 900 at 162nd Commencement
• Sealing a new tradition
• Students, LARA, fundraiser: $2,500 for Pool Pass Project
• From speed limits to sports scandals: Honors theses tackle big questions
• Child Injury Symposium slated for May 8
• Bucknell athletics among "Best of the Best" for LGBT-friendliness
• Projects for Peace grants address international social ills
• Ask the Experts: Archive
• Cherish the Ladies performance May 18 at Weis Center
• Ask the Experts: Chipper Dean on adolescent risk taking
• Engineering students do well at regional ChemE conference
• You’re hired: Even in a down economy, Bucknell University’s 2011 graduates succeeded in finding jobs
• T.E.A.M. mentoring: A family bond
• Solar Scholars host renewable energy workshop May 12
• Outstanding achievement in the liberal arts
• First Flight of the Flying Bison
• Ask the Experts: Gary Steiner on animal rights
• Students build critical skills, connections through Engineering Success Alliance
• New appointment to Rooke Professorship in Engineering
• Students combat pain, poverty in Dominican Republic
• Researchers investigate how some bats survive with white-nose syndrome
• Campus Theatre renovation project honored by AIA
• Professor's study of blood vessels could aid in cancer drug delivery
• Ask the Experts: G.C. Waldrep on poetry, apocalyptic literature
• A 'Golden View' of Art and Science
• Marcellus Shale panel April 9: 'Economic and Legal Issues'
• Slam Poetry: From the Page to the Stage
• Borges-Mendez April 5: 'Community Appraisals'
• Bucknell Lewisburg Community Garden groundbreaking April 7
• Bucknell dedicates historic DeWitt Building
• Ask the Experts: Eric Kennedy makes no bones about keeping kids injury-free
• Creating Success: Historic building houses new space for art and innovation
• Bucknell to unveil Downtown Art Gallery
• Ask the Experts: Dina El-Mogazi and the Campus Greening Initiative
• Students apply classroom lessons through community service
• Griot Institute talk March 21 explores Jefferson's ideas of egalitarianism
• Bucknell hosts Brazil's first Science Without Borders students
• Travel with a purpose: spring breakers learn, help those in need
• Habitat for Humanity student volunteers dedicate spring break to service
• Ask the Experts: David Rovnyak on the NMR imager and undergrad research
• Bonilla-Silva to discuss 'Invisible Weight of Whiteness' March 22
• Provost Smyer awarded Fulbright fellowship to India
• Griot Institute series continues March 7: 'A Conversation in Black and White'
• BILL 'Tea & Talk' series March 13: 'Balkan Folk Dress'
• Green Screens series presents 'Fuel' March 6
• Ask the Experts: Emily Geist on advances in arthroscopic hip surgery
• Ask the Experts: Scott Meinke discusses presidential historian Robert A. Caro
• Student teams are finalists in international biomimicry challenge
• Dines is Distinguished Visiting Lecturer March 6
• Stacey Waite to give annual Darrow Reading March 6
• Students who were part of Katrina relief extend a hand closer to home
• Original installation Feb. 29 features sound of Sally Hemings' bell
• Nordwest Deutsche Philharmonic at Weis Center March 2
• Empty Bowls meal March 1 supports Community Harvest Meal program
• Ask the Experts: William Gruver on the European debt crisis, and what it means for America
• 'Proof' at Weis Center Feb. 24
• Weis Center family event Feb. 18: tap and jazz
• Bucknell students present Young Directors Showcase Festival Feb. 17-20
• Bucknell to host social media talk Feb. 22
• Improvised jazz program Feb. 23 salutes Civil Rights Movement
• Historian to discuss early modern English media revolution Feb. 14
• Ask the Experts: Dennis Hawley on Academic West, downtown projects
• Gallery Series Feb. 22 presents 'Tibetan Book of the Dead' with David Pope
• Sociologist to discuss 'The Hip Hop Connection' Feb. 23
• Blogging Their Adventures Abroad
• Ask the Experts: Bill McCoy discusses LGBT issues on college campuses
• BUEC Green Screens series Feb. 14: 'Show Mother Earth Your Love'
• 'INFLUX: Sculpture by Joe Meiser' at Samek Art Gallery
• Group explores Jewish heritage in Morocco
• Samek Art Gallery exhibition features alumni art collection
• Griot Institute to host series on Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefferson
• Ask the Experts: Jennie Stevenson discusses the hormone oxytocin
• Bucknell Forum: Creativity as truth
• Master Chinese calligrapher to speak Jan. 31
• Poet-in-Residence to give reading Jan. 31
• Fitzwilliam String Quartet returns for concerts, residency in February
• Lifelong Learning Institute schedule begins Feb. 27
• Hannigan appointed to Ellen Williams Professorship in Music
• Students learn from K-WIDE winter break program
• Ask the Experts: Barry Long on John Legend
• Best-selling author Tayari Jones to read Jan. 26
• Jupiter String Quartet, Nakamatsu at Weis Center Jan. 27
• Bucknell alumna presents one-woman show Jan. 20
• Bucknell celebrates Black History Month with 'Break the 28'
• Bucknell events highlight Bill T. Jones
• BILL continues 'Lunch and Learn' and 'Tea and Talk' series
• Ticket process for John Legend
• Hannigan to give solo piano recital Jan. 20
• Ninth Annual Heart of Lewisburg Ice Festival
• Season's Greetings
• Top 11 of '11: Campus highlights
• Bucknell groups honored with Maxwell Award
• Top 11 of '11: Academic highlights
• SBDC partnerships offer students real business experience
• Video: College of Engineering hosts Gizmo Expo
• Dozens of students, faculty collaborate to restore local creek
• Bucknell Candlelight Service to air on local PBS station
• Bucknell student films Dec. 6
• Weis Center welcomes world's performing artists
• Ask the Experts: Andrea Leithner Stauffer on student loan debt
• Professor shares research, discovery of regional 'treasures' in brochure
• Students contribute to report on Pa. diabetes hospitalizations
• Ask the Experts: Jamie Hendry on Managing for Sustainability major
• Liberal arts college alumni more satisfied with their education
• BUEC 'Green Screens Nov. 29: 'Consuming Kids'
• Professor discovers link between prenatal stress and aging
• Ask the Experts: Matt Bailey on health care and entrepreneurs
• Grant helps Bucknell promote an entrepreneurial mindset among undergraduate engineers
• President's invention addresses cardiac stents
• New Facebook page provides glimpse into life at Bucknell
• Ask the Experts: Lynn Breyfogle on mathematics standards and writing
• Professor, national research team identify cause of white-nose syndrome in bats
• Bucknell Forum: Kevin Clash, Elmo draw out inner child in adults, youngsters alike
• Student-athlete grad rate among nation's highest
• 'Zombie Walk' to set the stage for classic movie screening
• Ask the Experts: Amy Wolaver on the economics of healthcare
• Bucknell students create 'This I Believe' video essays
• Homecoming celebration slated for Oct. 20-23
• River Symposium panel focuses on community effects of gas drilling
• Ask the Experts: Lori Smolleck on improving science education through inquiry-based teaching
• Bucknell receives grant to address high-risk drinking
• New lab encourages innovation
• Bucknell to host River Towns Symposium Oct. 14-15
• Board of Trustees approves construction of Academic West
• Faculty approve open access for research articles
• Samek Art Gallery Oct. 14-Dec. 4: 'Remix'
• Events to explore history of Negro Leagues Baseball
• Titans coach to speak Oct. 17 at Bucknell
• Campus Theatre celebrates anniversary with festival Oct. 14-23
• Ask the Experts: Greg Krohn on the national debt and sports economics
• Meet Bucknell's new assistant professors
• Ask the Experts: John Hunter on bridging science and the humanities
• Meet Bucknell's newly tenured professors
• Pulitzer-winning historian Robert A. Caro named Janet Weis Fellow
• Ask the Experts: Richard Rinehart on digital art
• Meet Bucknell's new full professors
• Bucknell students resume classes, help with flood relief
• Slideshow: Sept. 2011 flood
• Historic flooding event prompts rare Bucknell closing
• Ask the Experts: Alexander Riley on the cultural narrative of 9/11
• Campus reopens, classes resume Sept. 9, 2011
• University is closed; classes are cancelled Sept. 8, 2011
• Bucknell to mark 9/11 anniversary with ceremony and service
• Ask the Experts: John Enyeart on remembering the Civil War
• Bioethicist Engelhardt to speak Sept. 9
• Newest Bucknellians volunteer in community for inaugural 'Day of Service'
• Renovated Campus Theatre reopens as a 'jewel' linking town and gown
• President Bravman to Class of 2015: 'Choose Well'
• Back to School for Lewisburg - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Earthquake at Bucknell
• Campus Theatre to host grand re-opening celebration Aug. 26
• Computer science major builds aerial drone for a bird's-eye view of local stream
• Class of 2015 arrives for Orientation
• Arts. Everywhere. Festival Aug. 26-28
• Bucknell grad assists in development of award-winning backpacking stove
• Weis Center stage welcomes the world
• Bucknell representatives attend White House Interfaith Service launch
• Bucknell alumni rank high in salary survey
• From construction to cancer research: Bucknell student followed unusual path
• 'Saying goodbye to an angel': Ofori remembered as spirited, courageous
• Bucknellians to present theatre piece at Edinburgh Fringe Festival
• Samek Art Gallery fall season opens with portraits
• Sigma Xi poster session July 27 spotlights student/faculty research
• WKOK panel to discuss opportunities for broadband network
• Students, community help bring recent grad's sister to U.S. for brain surgery
• Kevin Clash, voice of Elmo, to speak Oct. 25
• 259 student-athletes named to dean's list
• Dining service partners with local farm in composting operation
• Gediman to discuss 'This I Believe'
• CASE honors Communications' work
• Students conduct summer undergrad research
• Bucknell joins collaborative to address high-risk drinking
• Baseball Hall of Fame anniversary celebration
• Bucknell’s economic impact tops quarter-billion dollars
• Staff honored with Geiger and Zeller Awards
• SBDC Businesswomen's Roundtable June 29
• SBDC workshop June 23: 'Excellent Customer Service'
• Samek exhibition allows viewers to see art that is 'Not Here'
• Visiting Fulbright Scholar will teach, conduct research at Bucknell
• Local leaders see big opportunities for statewide broadband network
• Bucknell captures 17th Patriot League Presidents' Cup
• Commencement 2011 photo galleries posted
• Haiti recovery efforts featured on Patriot League Academic Network
• Commencement 2011: Board of Trustees Chair Ken Freeman
• Commencement 2011: Sarah Leung Class of 2011 Response
• Commencement 2011: President John C. Bravman
• Commencement 2011: faculty, administrators honored
• Commencement 2011: Erik Weihenmayer
• Blind climber to graduates: Harness 'inner vision,' take on adversity
• Bucknell webcam offers bird's eye view of campus
• Philip Roth '54 wins prestigious Booker Prize
• Graduating community college scholar fulfills mom's dream of homeownership
• Neuroscientist, author Jonah Lehrer to speak in Bucknell Forum Oct. 4
• Jennie Welch '11 receives Fulbright for research in China
• Men's, women's track & field win league championships
• Partnership with Geisinger surgeons prepares biomedical engineers for range of careers
• By the numbers: Commencement speaker Erik Weihenmayer
• Bucknell Magazine: The environmental equation
• Initiative launches Marcellus Shale stories website
• 900 to graduate at 161st Commencement May 22
• Student groups work to bring classmate's sister from Ghana to U.S. for brain surgery
• Complex renamed Robert L. Rooke Science Center
• Bucknell alum combines art, chemistry in Campus Theatre mural project
• Ask the Experts: Michael Johnson-Cramer on 'managing deliberately'
• Bucknell Magazine: Take me to the river
• Ley Professorship in Poetry, Creative Writing announced
• Postgraduate Report: 94 percent of Class of 2010 placed
• Jazz at Bucknell April 27: Paul Smoker Notet
• Rowing wins 6th league title, lacrosse hosting tourney
• Alumnus gives $6 million to Bucknell to benefit scholarships, facilities
• Bucknell again named in Princeton Review's top 'Green Colleges' guide
• Ask the Experts: Joe Tranquillo on brain switches, innovative student projects
• Brian Greene: Challenging what we 'know' leads to scientific discovery
• Student groups receive Projects for Peace grants
• Bucknell University Press offers internship, book collection prize
• Bucknell professors receive approval for first U.S.-Greek archaeological dig in Thebes
• Nine-time Grammy winner John Legend to speak, perform at Bucknell Jan. 24
• Nine-time Grammy winner John Legend to speak, perform Jan. 24
• Ask the Experts: Tom Cassidy on birth, death and mathematics
• Engineers finish third in regional ChemE car contest
• Earth Week: First-ever campus waste audit planned
• Storytelling keeps memory, tradition alive, author Edwidge Danticat says
• Class of 2015: Not here yet, but making a mark
• Ask the Experts: Eric Martin on Haiti relief efforts, one year later
• 'Three Cups of Tea' author Greg Mortenson to speak at Bucknell Oct. 25
• Keith Buffinton named dean of engineering at Bucknell
• 266 student-athletes make fall dean's list
• Bucknell students, LARA to host fundraiser
• Ask the Experts: Bastian Heinsohn on graffiti, film
• Solar Scholars workshop April 30
• Grant to enhance diversity through cooperative project
• Bauer scholarship bridges Baltimore, Bucknell
• Marcellus Shale Initiative unveils publications database
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• Maguet named Weis Center executive director
• Rinehart named Samek Art Gallery director
• Ask the Experts: Alf Siewers on environmental humanities
• Weis Fellow playwright Edward Albee shares his craft
• Student launches anti-bullying campaign
• Dancing in D.C.: Crowd gives Bison big sendoff
• Japan quake registers at Bucknell, students safe
• Dancing in D.C.: Bison to play UConn Thursday
• Bison punch ticket and are going dancing
• Ask the Experts: Meenakshi Ponnuswami on Edward Albee, drama
• Hoops: 'Orange out' for Friday's PL championship
• $1 million Stabler Foundation grant to endow scholarships
• Hoops: Women at Navy tonight; men on ESPN2 Fri.
• Bucknell Forum April 12: Haitian-American author Edwidge Danticat
• Hoops: Friday game sold out, will air on ESPN2
• Hoops: Men head to finals, women advance to semis
• LeValley wins title, named EIWA outstanding wrestler
• Godfrey '11 wins Fulbright for Austrian assistantship
• Basketball tournament tickets now on sale
• Ask the Experts: Janice Butler on service-learning
• 'Resist, Reclaim, Recreate' series explores Haiti
• Bernice Johnson Reagon encourages action through song, talk
• Ask the Experts: Barry Long on civil rights and music
• Solitude, reflection tied to success for college students, professor says
• Millions Experience 'Bucknell Candlelight Christmas'
• $520,000 Mellon grant to support environmental studies
• National Engineers Week: Feb. 21-25
• Scott Rosevear named VP for Development and Alumni Relations
• Men's basketball tournament tickets on sale Friday
• Bucknell Forum: Brian Greene rescheduled April 19
• Ask the Experts: Harold Schweizer on waiting
• Ask the Experts: Katie Faull on Moravian, Native American history
• Bucknell Forum: 'Songtalker' Bernice Johnson Reagon to speak March 1
• Hal Richman '58 marks 50 years with Strat-O-Matic
• Bucknell launches mobile website
• Professor, student develop iBucknell mobile app
• Ask the Experts: Lisa Hoover on green printing
• Halls compete for recycling bragging rights
• New, interactive video 'wall' showcases academic life
• Bucknell Magazine: Alumni return to family roots
• Bucknell Magazine: Olympic hopeful
• Ask the Experts: Charles Kim on engineering for need
• Bucknell Institute for Lifelong Learning 2011 begins Feb. 28
• 'Flat Bucky' helps promote service-learning
• New student profiles highlighted on website
• Only blind climber to summit Everest to speak at Commencement
• Cabaret Jazz series: Tuck and Patti Jan. 26
• 'Street art' provides text for understanding Berlin, other cities in transformation
• Gillespie to give poetry reading Jan. 25
• Bucknell team heads to xTREME accounting finals
• Susan Lantz named dean of students at Bucknell
• Hannigan concert features two premieres Jan. 28
• Bacteria-eating virus hunters gain real-life research experience
• Physicist Brian Greene to kick off spring Bucknell Forum series
• Medal of Freedom recipient to speak at MLK dinner Jan. 18
• Bucknell earns Carnegie Community Engagement Classification
• Janet Weis, 91, championed arts at Bucknell
• Construction on downtown projects to begin in January
• Three Bucknell groups receive Maxwell Award for collaboration
• Rooke Chapel Ringers annual tour hits both coasts
• Happy Holidays (slideshow)
• Patriot League defers decision on football financial aid
• Professors highlight pedagogy, research in 'Snap Talks'
• Top stories of 2010: New president, faculty, students
• 'Mr. Bucknell' John Zeller remembered for service to campus, community
• Weis Center spring series continues global artistry
• Samek Art Gallery: 'Works on Paper' and 'In Chicago'
• New bloggers to chronicle study abroad adventures
• McCallum honored with NEA Poetry Fellowship
• Ask the Experts: William Payn on Candlelight Christmas
• 'Bucknell Candlelight Christmas' to premiere Dec. 20
• Paper Bag Players at Weis Center Dec. 11
• Bucknell Dance Company fall concert Dec. 3, 4
• Imani Winds at Weis Center Dec. 4
• Bucknell breaks ground for infrastructure to support Academic West
• 'NAMES project AIDS Memorial Quilt' in Samek
• Ask the Experts: Chris Brown on finance
• 'Susquehanna' by Shara McCallum
• Inauguration – President: honor past, embrace future
• Weis Center: Shanghai Quartet, Wu Man Nov. 13
• Ask the Experts: David Evans on spectrum disorders
• Bucknell launches partnership with Zipcar
• Bucknell Magazine: Tapping student creativity
• Bucknell teams place in ‘Battle of the Brains’
• 'Candlelight Christmas' featured on live TV Thursday
• Faculty snap talk abstracts Nov. 10 and Nov. 11
• Inauguration Performing Arts Showcase: dance, music and theater
• Engineers third in national ChemE Car Competition
• Top stories: Family Weekend dominates in October
• Bucknell Magazine: Bucknell's 17th president
• Ask the Experts: Russell Dennis on Bucknell history
• Bucknell Forum on creativity to continue this spring
• Architect, designer Neri Oxman uses principles of nature to create, build
• Homecoming 2010 photos now online
• Documentary on nuclear weapons dangers: Nov. 8
• Bucknell, Campus Theatre expand partnership
• Playwright Albee named Janet Weis Fellow
• Jazz at Bucknell presents 'Drum Lore' Nov. 3
• Diplomat: Taiwan-U.S.-China relations Nov. 3
• Bucknell presents set of plays, stories in 'Shepardfest'
• Inauguration to celebrate academic excellence
• Nissley '11 one of 16 nationwide award finalists
• Bucknell Magazine: Fall issue sneak peek
• Forum: Author Dan Roam taps brain's visual powers
• Student-athlete grad rate among tops in nation
• Ask the Experts: Rich Robbins on ghosts, hauntings
• Bucknell Homecoming slated for Oct. 28-31
• Bucknell announces Engineering Success Alliance
• Forum: Designer Neri Oxman to speak Nov. 2
• Community College Scholars follow unusual paths to Bucknell
• Ask the Experts: Chris Ellis on midterm elections
• Endowed chairs, professorships announced
• Professor to explore visual computing Oct. 13
• Family Weekend slideshows now online
• Bucknell to host Susquehanna River Symposium
• Samek's Xie exhibition begins Oct. 11
• Bucknell SBDC to honor Coder Oct. 8
• Bucknell is 'arboretum campus,' launches tree tour
• Forum: 'Back of Napkin' author Dan Roam Oct. 26
• Top stories: Faculty profiles dominate in September
• Ask the Experts: Margot Vigeant on engineering education
• Ask the Experts: Archive
• Bat researcher receives $500,000 more to study white-nose syndrome
• College Field Hockey: Tigers Fall At Bucknell, 4-0
• 16th Annual Union County Veterans Celebration

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