News
Currently selected filters
- Academics
Geography students’ data mining helps with Florida forest conservation
A remote sensing geography class from Bloomsburg University played a key role in the conservation of a 14-acre southern Florida forest home to protected wildlife that’s been fending off urban and commercial development for the past 60 years.
Categories:
Senior’s work as a dramaturge leads to Outstanding Drama Student award
The winner of the 2019-20 Bloomsburg University Division of Theatre and Dance Outstanding Drama Student award, Kira Loux, doesn’t fit the profile of your typical winner of a performing arts award. She...
Categories:
Winding career path prompts new grad to engage
Laura Bruaw ’19 may have had a windy road to her first professional position, but the lessons were valuable and she wanted to help others navigate their path. “I had a major in every college at BU...
Student writings featured in international publication
Nine undergraduate students at Bloomsburg University had their Memories and Reflections on Play Essays accepted for publication in the peer-review International Journal of Play in the past two...
Categories:
Anthropology home to real life CSI
By day Conrad Quintyn, Ph.D. is an anthropology professor at Bloomsburg University. In his spare time, he practices biological anthropology when he willingly wades into crime scenes throughout...
Categories:
CSA student earns trip to NCAA leadership seminar
Pankil Chander, who is pursuing a master’s in Bloomsburg University’s Educational Leadership in College Student Affairs program, has been accepted to attend the 2018 NCAA Emerging Leaders Seminar (ELS...
Categories:
GIS students develop orienteering course for upper campus
Bloomsburg University ROTC cadet Nicholas Correll had an idea one day while sitting in his geographic information system (GIS) class. Instead of driving 30 minutes for ROTC land navigation trainings...