Dora Kreitzer

Chanel Miller–writer and artist, as well as self-proclaimed lover of strawberry ice cream and figs, senior dog person, eldest daughter, child of immigrants, winner of best personality in high school and also a victim-survivor made famous for her victim impact statement released under her court pseudonym Emily Doe–spoke to campus on Tuesday April 9th about...

With a 74-2 vote in favor of the union, Bucknell’s Residential Advisors (RAs) have joined Office and Professional Employees International Union (OPEIU) Local 153 as of April 4. For the union to be certified, 50%+1 of RAs who participated in the election must have voted yes; 97% of participating RAs voted yes, and out of...

Dear Editor, We are writing to urgently bring attention to a pressing issue facing our community: the proposed construction of a chemical recycling plant on the floodplain of the Susquehanna River in Point Township. The facility, proposed by the company Encina, poses a threat to both public health and our environment and demands immediate action...

Bucknell University is home to extreme rates of sexual assault. Exacerbated by the lack of institutional trust and subsequent underreporting of sexual violence, these rates are likely even more pervasive than reported. To effectively combat the alarmingly high rates of violence on our campus, we must designate significantly more resources for sexual violence prevention and...

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...