Despite tough competition, Galaan Abdissa ’21, a computer science major and economics minor hailing from downtown Los Angeles, has been elected...

Leadership may be hard to define, but it is easy to identify. In a year marked by a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic, racial upheaval and the most...

Amidst all the pressures to conform that exist at Bucknell, Kelvin Adjei-Akosah, a Studio Art major from Boston, has cut his own path and successfully...

When asked what legacy she hopes to leave on campus, javelin thrower Maura Fiamoncini ’21 said, “I hope that my teammates remember me for...

This year has been unlike any other, and while professors everywhere had to adapt to online learning, Professor of English Virginia Zimmerman...

Caitlyn Jenner, a 71-year-old former Olympian and reality television star, recently announced that she will be running for governor of California....

Where is the future of fashion going? Well, I envision an industry that is more accepting to a wider range of body types and racial diversity....

Once dubbed “Generation Z’s candidate,” former United States presidential candidate Andrew Yang has made quite a splash in his entrance...

The Bison women’s rowing team enjoyed a very successful weekend of competitions. On Saturday, the Bison competed at home on the Susquehanna...

The Bison men’s golf team competed at the Patriot League Championship, hosted by the U.S. Naval Academy, this past weekend, May 1-2. It was...

With this Friday marking the last full week of the semester, students are putting their last sliver of energy towards finals, packing up their...