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Gaining an AI Advantage
Commonwealth University’s M.S. in Instructional Design and Technology program is preparing graduates to thrive in a fast-evolving field.
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CU-Mansfield students meet with employers, make career connections
Commonwealth University-Mansfield students recently had the opportunity to engage with several criminal justice professionals in class during career-focused employer presentations. Dr. Justin Crowl...
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CU-Lock Haven students participate in immersive global affairs visit to Washington, D.C.
On April 24, Drs. Tulare Park and Steven Granich from the Department of Anthropology, Sociology, Criminal Justice and Social Work at Commonwealth University-Lock Haven, visited Washington with 16...
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Commonwealth University political science students participate in Model EU simulation
Commonwealth University political science students recently traveled to the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg to participate in the 26th Annual Undergraduate Model EU simulation on Feb. 6-7. The...
Making Shakespearean Connections
Students from all three Commonwealth University campuses traveled to Baltimore on Sunday, Feb. 23, to see a performance of It’s the Comedy of Error, Hon! by the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company. With...
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Sociology class gets up-close look at prison ecosystem
This fall, a group of Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg students saw first-hand how prisons are a city within a city and the many job opportunities for the social sciences that come with it. “...
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NYC trip gives English students a new perspective on the Middle Ages
A group of Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg students studying British Literature and Culture traveled this fall to New York City with their English professor to explore the Metropolitan Museum of...
Passion and adaptability shapes unique academic path
Katie Gavek’s journey from aspiring marine biologist to psychology major at Commonwealth University-Lock Haven reveals how passion and adaptability can shape a unique academic path — one that...
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MBA group takes leadership to the edge
Allison Hartzell admittedly never went camping, nor even out on the simplest of hikes. So, why not make your first true outdoor adventure be summiting the highest mountain peak in the Northeastern...