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Wrestling with purpose: Mike Nauman '80 establishes endowed scholarship for CU-Lock Haven wrestlers
When Mike Nauman '80 arrived at Lock Haven State College (now Commonwealth University-Lock Haven) in 1976, he was a small-town kid with no expectations - just a passion for wrestling and a willingness...
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Brennan’s Last Bow at Carnegie Hall
What started a year ago as an idea between two colleagues across the country resulted in a bittersweet farewell and the opportunity of a lifetime for Mansfield students and alumni. It began when Dr...
CU Physician Assistant Students Earn High Marks
CU's Physician Assistant Program has earned high marks in the Physician Assistant National Certifying Exam (PANCE). Commonwealth University's class of 2024 had a 100% pass rate at the Harrisburg and...
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CU-Bloomsburg holds spring 2025 commencement ceremonies
Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg celebrated the graduating Class of 2025 during four spring commencement ceremonies. On Saturday, May 17, more than 1,000 graduating students were recognized in three...
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A Community Transforms One Student’s Future
Hailey Hukill’s journey to Bloomsburg is a testament to the transformative power of community and support — a story that reflects the spirit of “The Campaign for Bloomsburg: It Starts With Us.” A...
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Commonwealth University's online master's in clinical mental health counseling ranked No. 1 in the country
Commonwealth University's online master's degree in clinical mental health counseling was recently ranked No. 1 in the nation by counselingpsychology.org. Rankings are determined by factors such as...
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To Learn, Take Action
Karl Kapp Publishes 'Action-First Learning: Instructional Design Techniques to Engage and Inspire'
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Baking Up a Business Education
During the COVID 19 lockdowns of 2020, many of us were looking to learn new things or take on new hobbies. Sarah Sherman, a 16-year-old high school sophomore at the time, now a junior Mansfield...
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Early college student more than ready for next chapter
Life is ten percent what happens to you and ninety percent how you react to it. It’s a quote Carly Dye first saw in fourth grade — a message she has since lived by and one she plans to proudly display...
Making Tracks At The Olympics Trials
Mansfield cross-country and track and field student-athlete Angie Colon knows how to move fast, even while just walking. A junior music education major from Farmingville, New York, Colon competed in...