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Future teachers lend their voice to Advocacy Day at the State Capitol
A group of ߲Ƶ-Lock Haven education majors did their part this spring advocating for several key issues facing teacher education, including fully funding student teacher stipends...
First World graduates encouraged to let light shine so others can see
Don’t allow others to define you. You've got to prove it. It’s okay not to be okay. It pays to be in front. Four simple messages serving as lasting advice handed down by Keith Freeman Jr. ’01...
Making the Most of a Husky Journey
Graduate student Ariane “Aria” Rouffignac’s journey to Bloomsburg is unconventional. A native of Angers, France, Rouffignac and her family emigrated to the United States, and she chose Commonwealth...
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߲Ƶ nursing students host BINGO event for nursing home residents
߲Ƶ ASN nursing students from the Clearfield and Lock Haven campuses recently planned and hosted a Thanksgiving BINGO event for the residents at Mountain Laurel Healthcare and...
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CU-Lock Haven announces 2024 leadership and service awards
The ߲Ƶ-Lock Haven Student Involvement Office recently announced their 2024 Leadership and Service Awards. The Leadership Awards honor both student and advisor service to clubs and...
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Exploring Humankind Abroad
Madelyn Masser, senior biology and anthropology double major, loves to study the ins and outs of human behavior and evolution. As her time at ߲Ƶ – Bloomsburg ends this spring...
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Lock Haven Physician Assistant Students Gain Valuable Experience in Costa Rica
A core part of the mission of the ߲Ƶ physician assistant (PA) program is to educate and train highly-skilled individuals who have expertise in the health care needs of the medically underserved. In addition, they will be prepared to promote improvement in the medical and social systems affecting underserved populations' health.
߲Ƶ Students, Faculty Return from Service Trip to Rural Jamaica
After a three-year hiatus due to the pandemic, Lock Haven faculty once again led a short-term service-learning program to Harmons, Jamaica, and for the first time, were joined by Bloomsburg students.This program has been offered through Lock Haven since 2015, where students learn and serve in the rural mountainous village of Harmons in south central Jamaica.
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I’m a Husky: Katie Behie
Katie Behie is a graduating business administration marketing major from Macungie. In her years here at Bloomsburg University she has been involved greatly being a member of Alpha Sigma Alpha, the...
Celebrating diversity through the ‘Faces of Access and Success’
Bloomsburg University’s Office of Access and Success is presenting a photography exhibition titled “Faces of Access and Success” featuring the work of students Hamier Booker and Tirazahinna (Tu Tu)...