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The Bucknellian

The weekly student newspaper of Bucknell University

The Bucknellian

The weekly student newspaper of Bucknell University

The Bucknellian

Kevin Mathes ’07 named vice president for enrollment management & dean of admissions
Kevin Mathes ’07 named vice president for enrollment management & dean of admissions
Communications Staff Reports November 7, 2025

Bucknell University President John C. Bravman has announced the appointment of Kevin Mathes ’07 as vice president for enrollment management & dean of admissions. Mathes,...

Bucknell Basketball is back in action
Bucknell Basketball is back in action
Maddie Fowler, Sports Co-Editor • November 7, 2025

Men's Basketball officially made its way back onto campus on Monday, Nov. 3 at 7 p.m. The winter season opens an exciting time for both students and the residents of Lewisburg,...

Bucknell names Kristine A. Brown vice president for strategic communications & marketing
Bucknell names Kristine A. Brown vice president for strategic communications & marketing
Communications Staff Reports November 7, 2025

Following a national search, Bucknell University has announced the appointment of Kristine A. Brown, a communications and marketing leader with more than two decades of experience...

Bucknell students cultivate DIGnity in Milton
Ava Gamache, Contributing Writer • November 7, 2025

Bucknell Management 101 Students Partnering with the DIG Furniture Bank to help those in need in Central Pa. Students from Company C of Bucknell University’s Management...

Breaking the Bubble (11/07)
Breaking the Bubble (11/07)
Caden Purcell, Staff Writer • November 7, 2025

Domestic This past Wednesday, the record for the longest U.S. government shutdown was broken. Previously, the longest shutdown had lasted 35 days in late 2018 and early...

Courtesy of Emily Payne, Bucknell University
Professor launches project to promote scientific understanding of addictions
Marketing Staff Reports October 30, 2025

Nearly four decades after overcoming her own struggles with addiction, Bucknell University Professor of Psychology Judy Grisel is trying to help others avoid the same pain....

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The idolization of the 4.0
The idolization of the 4.0
Anna Nykanen, Senior Writer • November 7, 2025

“Keep your grades up.” Career counselors, advisors and parents alike have consistently reiterated that our GPA remains one factor on our resume completely within our ability...

Tea app controversy: The male recession
Tea app controversy: The male recession
Athaliah Elvis, Senior Writer • November 7, 2025

Just when you think America’s seen it all with its fallen democracy, worsening economy and political anarchy, a new challenge has risen. Folks, we are in a male recession....

The AI-sloppification of the Executive Branch
The AI-sloppification of the Executive Branch
Meghan Rentner, Senior Writer • November 7, 2025

“He likes to share memes. He likes to share videos. He likes to repost things that he sees other people post on social media as well, and I think it's quite refreshing that...

Fall-inspired recipes you can make in your dorm
Emily Kate Winesky, Contributing Writer • November 7, 2025

Cinnamon Roll Overnight Oats (inspired by Slimming Violet) Time: around 5 minutes to prep, must sit for at least 2 hours, but results are best when left for 6-10 hours. Supplies:...

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Bucknell Choirs present “Considering Matthew Shepard”: A performance of music, reflection and remembrance
Hayley Leopold, Special Features Editor • November 7, 2025

This weekend, Bucknell University Choir and Bucknell Voice Lab (BVL) will bring to life “Considering Matthew Shepard,” a poignant choral work by Craig Hella Johnson that...

The Bucknell coffee society brews community on campus
Hayley Leopold, Special Features Editor • November 7, 2025

For many Bucknell students, coffee is a daily ritual: a lifeline for early morning classes, long study sessions and late-night projects. But for the members of the Bucknell...

Bucknell Greeks in action: Fraternity philanthropy spotlights
Bucknell Greeks in action: Fraternity philanthropy spotlights
Hayley Leopold, Special Features Editor • October 30, 2025

At Bucknell, fraternity life extends far beyond the walls of chapter houses. The university’s six Interfraternity Council chapters – Chi Phi, Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Gamma...

Bucknell Greeks in action: Sorority philanthropy spotlights
Bucknell Greeks in action: Sorority philanthropy spotlights
Hayley Leopold, Special Features Editor • October 30, 2025

Philanthropy lies at the heart of Bucknell’s sorority life. The university’s seven National Panhellenic Conference chapters include Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha...

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A victory closes out the Field Hockey regular season
A victory closes out the Field Hockey regular season
Christiane Bonhage, Senior Writer • November 7, 2025

The Orange and Blue had their last game of the regular season at home against the Lehigh Mountain Hawks this past Saturday, Nov. 1. The match was quite the comeback effort...

Men’s Water Polo snaps losing streak against Mt. St. Mary’s
Men’s Water Polo snaps losing streak against Mt. St. Mary’s
Sean Brennan, Senior Writer • November 7, 2025

Men’s Water Polo defeated conference rival Mount St. Mary’s on the road, 18-15, this past Saturday. The Bison entered Emmitsburg, Md., on a three-game losing streak,...

Men’s Soccer beats Navy and ties Loyola for fifth seed spot in Patriot League playoffs
Men’s Soccer beats Navy and ties Loyola for fifth seed spot in Patriot League playoffs
Maddie Fowler, Sports Co-Editor • November 7, 2025

Men's Soccer is finishing up their regular season, but thanks to a successful week, they are confirmed to be competing in the Patriot League Championship Playoffs. The Bison...

Bucknell Cross Country claims six All-Patriot League honors at PL Championships
Sean Brennan, Senior Writer • November 7, 2025

Bucknell Men’s and Women’s Cross Country claimed fifth and second place finishes at the Patriot League Championships, scoring 135 and 48 points, respectively. Both...

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Great Scott! Celebrating 40 years of "Back to the Future"!
Great Scott! Celebrating 40 years of “Back to the Future”!
Samuel Goldstein, Contributing Writer • November 7, 2025

Earlier this year, on July 3 “Back to the Future” celebrated its 40th anniversary, and in honor of this occasion, Universal Pictures rereleased the movie in theaters this...

“The Tipping Point” is my tipping point into Tears for Fears proclivity
Lindsay Beier, Editor-in-Chief • November 7, 2025

Mr. and Mr. Fears, you have done it again.  After a dry release spell of almost twenty years following their split, un-split and definitive reconciliation spanning 1990-2004,...

Gold vs. silver: The great debate
Emily Kate Wisneskey, Contributing Writer • November 7, 2025

Jewelry is a wonderful way to diversify your outfits and elevate your look. While it’s great to choose pieces simply because you like them, matching metals and stones to...

SASA’s 54th annual dinner
Shaheryar Asghar, Arts & Culture Co-Editor • November 7, 2025

The South Asian Student Association (SASA) is one of the oldest cultural organizations at Bucknell, carrying a legacy that is both proud and full of heart. For decades, it...

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