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Honor graduate off to Yale School of Medicine
A hospital experience as an 11-year-old in his native Venezuela sparked a life’s calling in Manuel Gutierrez that he’s carried onward as a high school exchange student to Bloomsburg and eventually...
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Mansfield CJ Students Learn By Doing
During the final week of Fall classes, students at Mansfield, a ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ, got to meet and speak with several practitioners about the criminal justice field and employment opportunities...
Helping Huskies Make the Tech Transition
Rachel Troychock' 03/'04 M has always been involved as an alum, initially as a social member of the Carver Hall chapter of the Alumni Association and later as an alumni volunteer. "I had left the area...
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Tapping the Pack's Potential
Jessie Lee ’20 didn’t have the smoothest of transitions from college student to confident professional. She struggled to find her niche in the business college and found it challenging to move out of...
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Changing perceptions about corrections
Husky Career Road Trips have been valuable for students to gain first-hand experience of day-to-day life in specific industries.
Reconnecting as a resource for fellow Huskies
Jeffrey Moyer '93/'00M enjoys drawing upon his work as a business professional and adjunct faculty member when interacting with students and demonstrating the hands-on components of human resources.
Craig Diehl '82 honored for $1.5 million gift to create Center for Law School Preparation at Bloomsburg University
Bloomsburg University and the Bloomsburg University Foundation recently held a dedication ceremony to honor the generosity of Craig A. Diehl '82 and celebrate his gift to create the Diehl Center for...
Alumna making a difference with AmeriCorps
The average person probably wouldn't volunteer to fight a wildfire. Amanda Settembrino '19, a Bloomsburg geography and planning graduate, isn't average.
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Graduate digs for gold
Emily Alker came to Bloomsburg hoping to be a teacher. She's now digging for gold in Alaska.
MBA student earns national award from National Guard
MBA student Staff Sergeant Matthew Haberle ’18 earns the Colonel Carl F. Eifler award from the National Guard, which is the most prestigious award specifically created for reserve component military intelligence soldiers.