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CU Students Explore American Museum of Natural History
The Environmental, Geographical and Geological Sciences division of the Department of Physical and Environmental Sciences took 38 students and seven faculty and staff from CU’s Bloomsburg and...
Volunteer of the Month: Tomm Evans '91
Teaching was not Tomm Evans ’91 original goal, instead it was his English professors who pointed out that Evans was suited for the profession. Evan after changing his major several times before...
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Alumni & Professional Engagement Finds Home in Carver Hall
The Department of Alumni & Professional Engagement (A&PE) at Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg (CU) is returning to campus after being housed on the third floor of the Greenly Center since 2019...
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C&N Bank internship steers business major toward a project management career
Heading into her senior year at Commonwealth University-Mansfield, Natalie Bliss got a jumpstart into the business world as an intern with C&N Bank. Bliss spent her summer as a project management...
Doubt to Denouement
For first generation college student, Tom Stiner ’76 Bloomsburg was his only option. As it turned out, though, it was his best one. Tight finances forced the Berwick native to look for a school close...
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More than Recruiting for Kreischer-Miller
Meghan O’Donnell is just one example of how employer involvement can be a vital resource for both students and industry. A college recruiting specialist with Kreischer-Miller, O’Donnell has been a...
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Bloomsburg Built
From morning high school sports recaps to ESPN+ hits in college, Addison Sondberg turned early reps into a marketable reel, not just a resume line.
Rooted in Mansfield: A legacy of purpose, connection, and impact
MANSFIELD — Reflections on resilience, tributes to mentors, and stories of service that stretch from small-town Pennsylvania to global communities in crisis provided the theme to this year’s Society...
Discipline in Every Detail
From Fort Knox to clinical floors, Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg nursing major and ROTC cadet Amanda Ott finds that leadership is less about power — and more about practice.