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From Bloomsburg to Neuroscience at the Cleveland Clinic
Eight years ago, Julie Marchioni’s plan was to study nursing and swim in college. This July, the 2018 Bloomsburg biochemistry graduate begins her medical residency in neurology at the Cleveland Clinic...
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Student research advances understanding of water quality in mining-impacted regions
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — Caiden Henley, a senior forensic chemistry major at Commonwealth University–Mansfield, recently presented original research at the 8th Annual Binghamton University Conference in...
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Undergraduate researchers bring Bloomsburg science to the world stage in San Diego
Bringing together more than 6,000 researchers, medical scientists, and students from across the globe, the annual Society of Toxicology’s meeting and ToxExpo is one of the world’s largest gatherings...
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Commonwealth University-Lock Haven students experience real-time PCR technology used in modern science
First-year students enrolled in principles of biology at Commonwealth University-Lock Haven recently participated in a hands-on laboratory experience using real-time Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)...
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CU-Bloomsburg Listed Among Best for Women in STEM for Chemistry
Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg has been listed among the “Best Colleges for Women in STEM” by Washington Monthly for chemistry. Washington Monthly notes that women now make up about 60 percent of...
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CU-Lock Haven chemistry faculty member published in ‘Protein Science’ journal
A collaborative team of distinguished researchers, including Dr. Kyle T. Root, associate professor of chemistry at Commonwealth University-Lock Haven and co-authors at East Stroudsburg University and...
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Health Sciences Graduate Earns Phi Kappa Phi Fellowship for Yale Study
Manuel Gutierrez, a December 2022 graduate of Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg has been awarded a prestigious fellowship by the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective...