When it comes to creating new equipment to advance his work in materials science, Brian Picarillo '18 has the utmost confidence in his collaborators. Picarillo is overseeing a team of Bucknell College ...

Today's robots may not be the hospitable humanoids or shape-shifting Autobots of past imagination, but engineers are well on their way to producing machines that can walk, swim, crawl and climb as ...

For the next little while on College Admissions Insider, we're doing a deep dive into academic disciplines one episode at a time. So far, we've covered sciences, mathematics, the arts, and humanities.

How does partnering with Bucknell's College of Engineering work? A potential partner will propose a noncritical path project. The faculty project advisers will review the proposal and match you with a ...

"I don't think sustainability is a hobby; I feel like it's a requirement for engineering, especially for civil and structural engineering. Everything we do is intertwined." As a first-year student, ...

In 1923, Katherine Owens Hayden P'48 became the first woman to earn an engineering degree from Bucknell University. During an era when coeducational classrooms — nevermind engineering labs — were a ...

"I've learned at Bucknell that you just need to ask people and they will point to where you need to go." If you walk into the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) in downtown Lewisburg, you'll ...

Resilite Sports Products in Northumberland, Pa., is the world's leading producer of wrestling mats, and $3.5 million of its annual sales come from its Zip Mat product, which features a polyethylene ...

Writer, a component of the Linked Editorial Academic Framework, the first U.S.-based installation of the virtual research ...

The $148,000 award supports collaborative research and community outreach on Pennsylvania’s Devonian fossil record.

"Community engagement has always been important to me, whether it's working in my local community back home or here in Lewisburg. It's always been part of who I am." Like most aspiring engineers, ...

Sometimes you’ll be given a problem and you'll work halfway through it, and then it's like, this is terrible. You’ve got to scrap the whole thing and try again. And as frustrating as that is, I do ...