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From Bloomsburg to Neuroscience at the Cleveland Clinic
Eight years ago, Julie Marchioni’s plan was to study nursing and swim in college. This July, the 2018 Bloomsburg biochemistry graduate begins her medical residency in neurology at the Cleveland Clinic...
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Shell Game Changer: Lock Haven molds eco-innovators
This ground-breaking graduate student's lab experiments and GIS mapping — testing limestone's boost to mussel shell growth — has helped fuel the West Branch Susquehanna's $410,000 revival, where mussels filter waters clean.
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Showcase of excellence marks Honors College spring reception
BLOOMSBURG — The Eileen G. Jones Honors College at ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ–Bloomsburg marked the close of the academic year with its Spring Reception in the Kehr Union Ballroom, showcasing the...
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Undergraduate researchers bring Bloomsburg science to the world stage in San Diego
Bringing together more than 6,000 researchers, medical scientists, and students from across the globe, the annual Society of Toxicology’s meeting and ToxExpo is one of the world’s largest gatherings...
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1st CU-Lock Haven biological sciences graduate student has research published on Spotted Lantern Fly
The spotted lantern fly, the seemingly inescapable pest found throughout Pennsylvania, has the potential to decimate Pennsylvania's wine industry. Daniel Taratut, a 2024 graduate of CU-Lock Haven, is...
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CU-Lock Haven Criminal Justice Faculty Member Conducts Research with Alumnus
Dr. Katie Ely, criminal justice faculty at CU-Lock Haven, attended the American Society of Criminology (ASC) Annual Conference in Washington, D.C. from Nov. 12-14. While at the conference, she...
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Research on rural volunteerism and belonging earns MSW student top honors at state conference
The concept of belonging is more than just a research topic for Matthea Mitchell — it’s the driving force behind her education, her service, and her vision for rural community engagement. Mitchell’s...
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Competitive research experiences give chemistry major advanced look into materials science field
Nick Manning has a deep love for trying to optimize things. It sparked an investigative drive in the ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ-Lock Haven chemistry major while operating his own microgreens business in...
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Early college student more than ready for next chapter
"Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it." It’s a quote Carly Dye first saw in fourth grade — a message she has since lived by and one she plans to proudly display in her own...
Biology graduate student finds career inspiration researching extinct marine arthropods
For ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ-Bloomsburg graduate student Madison Moody ’25, an unexpected research opportunity is shaping her entire career path. Her journey started in a paleontology class taught by...