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Barbara Romano ’83 Makes $25,000 Gift to Digital Forensics
Bloomsburg Alumna Barbara Romano ’83 has recently pledged $25,000 to uplift Bloomsburg’s Digital Forensics program. After years of contributions and involvement on campus, Romano recently decided to...
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Resilience, Rucks, and Rappels
In four short years, Tanner Donahue went from having his military dream seemingly end before it even began to landing one of the most coveted and selective commissions in the Army.
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Building the Cybersecurity Workforce: A SOC Lab Experience at CU–Bloomsburg
º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ – Bloomsburg’s Security Operations Center (SOC) Lab gives students hands-on, real‑world cybersecurity operations experience.
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Computer science duo code their way to first place in regional programming contest
A pair of º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ–Bloomsburg computer science students won the CCSC Eastern Collegiate Programming Contest this fall, solving six out of eight programming problems in under four hours...
Hispanic Heritage Month: Luz Mejia
Luz Mejia is a digital forensics and cybersecurity major from Hazelton and of Dominican descent. In addition, she’s an honors student who’s pursuing a minor in criminal justice. Mejia gets involved on...
Coaching students through life's transitions
To Ebony Taylor ‘12/'13M, Bloom felt like home the first time she was on campus, especially after she bumped into a former school classmate from the boarding school she had attended. It all just felt...
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Two alumni team up to earn three U.S. patents
Bloomsburg University graduates recently had three patents approved for methods to make in-house eDiscovery hosting more secure.
BU named National Center for Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense
BU's digital forensics and cyber security program has been designated as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (CAE-CD) through the academic year 2027 by the National Security...
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Turning grit into growth
David Pany '13 is a senior manager at Mandiant, leading investigations into cybercrime against American companies while assisting his team on their climb up the professional ladder. Some of the staff he supports are, of course, fellow Huskies.
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Students take part in unique internship program with PA Department of Corrections
The idea for the internship program came from PA’s Secretary of Corrections, John Wetzel ’98, a member of BU’s Council of Trustees.