Dora Kreitzer

Nadia Sasso ’11— a creative producer and digital storyteller whose work has been recognized by former President Barack Obama and former network news anchor Katie Couric, among others — will deliver the keynote address at Bucknell’s 174th Commencement. Of the many valuable skills that Bucknell allowed Sasso to develop, the first thing that came to...

With an alumni network 56,000 strong, it’s not uncommon to run into a Bucknellian virtually anywhere. For Lea Tarzy ’24, a chance encounter with an alum made all the difference in her college plans. Tarzy was a freshman in high school when she visited campus as a soccer recruit. In the airport, while chatting about...

Aprile Englehart, Lead Cashier, is named the winner of this year’s Bucknellian Staff of the Year award. “I am seriously incredibly grateful to be selected,” Englehart said. “I just be myself and absolutely have loved meeting and learning about so many students through the years. I couldn’t imagine my life without Bucknell.” Englehart has worked...

Bucknell Student Government Executive President, Posse Scholar, Arts & Science Dean’s Student Advisory Committee member, Residential Advisor, Mauch Fellow for Lewisburg League of Women Voters, and much more; Bernadette Maramis ’24 did it all during her time at Bucknell. This year, the senior class elected Maramis as The Bucknellian’s Outstanding Senior award winner. Maramis is...

When I first arrived at Bucknell amidst the challenges of a global pandemic, my heart was set on pursuing a career in chemical engineering and leaving a meaningful legacy. Despite the constraints of social distancing, my determination remained strong, driven by a desire to make the most of my Bucknell experience. Over these four years,...

Professor William Meek, Campbell Jr Rutledge & Eleanor Rutledge Chair in Management & Entrepreneurship and Professor of Management and Entrepreneurship in Management and Organizations (MORS), has been awarded The Bucknellian’s Faculty of the Year Award, after being nominated by the student body. As a member of Bucknell’s faculty for three years now, Meek has taught...

This November, we’re facing what could be the most important election of our lifetimes. The race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump will have enormous influence in deciding the future of our country on critical issues like climate change, reproductive rights, racial justice and democracy itself. What happens on November 5th may affect our lives...

From Oct. 24 to Oct. 26, Bucknell hosted numerous events surrounding a main theme of, “The Right to Be (Seen): Afrodescendant Women Artists in Italy and Beyond National Borders.” The three day event explored themes of “multi-ethnic identity, gender and race in Italian and transnational cinema and TV, immigration and the concept of ‘citizenship’ through...

Food insecurity is an ongoing issue at Bucknell, according to the “Food Story: Improving the Landscape for Student Food Security at Bucknell” project final report. The project was conducted by student research assistants as well as the professors and students of MORS 250: Poverty and Organizations and RESC 221: Poverty, Development and Social Change in...

On Monday, Nov. 18, current Bucknell Student Government (BSG) Vice President of Operations Amira Faden ’26 announced the results of the 2025 BSG Executive Board Election: President- Michael Meskos ’27, Vice President of Operations- Tess Korten ’27 and Vice President of Administration- Lexi Ross ’27. Before their terms begin next semester, “The Bucknellian” interviewed current...