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Computer science duo code their way to first place in regional programming contest
A pair of Commonwealth University–Bloomsburg computer science students won the CCSC Eastern Collegiate Programming Contest this fall, solving six out of eight programming problems in under four hours...
Volunteer of the Month: Barbara Romano '83/'21M
Barbara Romano '83/'21M began her career as a database developer and administrator for Dynamac at a time when women were not a regular fixture in the tech industry. Because of the solid foundation she...
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CU-Bloomsburg alumnus donates $3.5M through future gift to scholarships and student opportunities
Following more than 30 years of consistent contributions to his alma mater, Joshua Payne, a 1989 graduate of Bloomsburg University, now Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg, has recently made a gift of...
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Commonwealth University-Lock Haven students receive hands-on experience with computer motherboard
Commonwealth University-Lock Haven students in Dr. Marian Tzolov’s Inside Computers and Communication Networks class recently received hands-on experience with discovering and understanding the...
Yurkunas Puts Computer Skills to Work in Berlin
Computer science major Matthew Yurkunas put his skills to use at a summer internship in Berlin, Germany. This past summer, leading up to junior year, he wanted to experience a job that wasn’t in his...
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Computer science major codes for software powerhouse Siemens
Commonwealth University students from the Bloomsburg campus are making an impact as interns at the national software powerhouse Siemens Digital Industries Software. Over the last three years, three...
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Two alumni team up to earn three U.S. patents
Bloomsburg University graduates recently had three patents approved for methods to make in-house eDiscovery hosting more secure.
VMware welcomes Husky partnership
The notion that a student from a state university such as BU would never be noticed by as prominent a company has changed. Through a shift in VMware’s recruitment strategy and utilization of his network, Digital Forensics/ITM major Charles Pearsall ‘20 became one of the first two BU Huskies to intern with the Palo Alto company. He has since been hired full-time.
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Computer science major builds prototype for new course
Picking college courses most often depends upon what’s being offered, but one computer science student recently had the opportunity to help his own cause and create one. Brett Treas, a freshman...
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Computer science major spends summer with NASA
Sky’s the limit. Well, anything but for one Bloomsburg University computer science major who completed an internship with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) last summer. John...