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CU-Bloomsburg Students Receive Alumni Legacy Scholarships
Students Awarded $1,000 for Spring 2024 Tuition.
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Professional sales students leave mark on Northeast Intercollegiate Sales Competition
A team of professional sales and marketing students from Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg left their mark on the 2023 Northeast Intercollegiate Sales Competition at Bryant University, R.I...
Supporting Students in Their 'Thirst' for Success
As a Board of Governors scholarship recipient and member of the Husky Ambassadors, Gerald Douglas ‘18 had multiple opportunities to volunteer within the campus community. He developed the leadership...
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Soon-to-be graduates celebrated during the First World ceremony
Eyes are now on the big stage for these Class of 2023 members as they were recently honored during the fall semester's First World Graduation Ceremony by Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg’s Office of Multicultural Affairs.
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Cooking Your Way to Success: The First Year Seminar
With the numerous changes freshmen face coming to college, learning how to cook for yourself can seem impossible. Professors Michael Martin and Toni Bell teach a first-year seminar that instructs...
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Brummett Named National Lambda Pi Eta Advisor of the Year
Dr. Erin Brummett, Associate Professor in the Department of Communication Studies on the Bloomsburg campus, has been named the 2023 Thomas L. Veenendall Advisor of the Year by the National...
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CU-Bloomburg Staff Provide Highway Help
Two CU-Bloomsburg staff members have been recognized by University Police for stopping to assist an ill traveler while traveling on Interstate 80 in October. At around noon on Sunday, Oct. 15, Lisa...
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First time's a charm: Alum volunteer begins with Bloomsburg
A decade after he graduated from Bloomsburg with a degree in Exercise Science, Billy Stump '13 had his professional career well underway and was looking for ways to give back. It didn't take him long...
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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. Originally a digital forensics major, Yurkunas switched majors in his sophomore year. This past...
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Kallie Koch Has a Calling for Music
Kallie Koch, a senior music major, initially went to college to study business. But a business degree was not in her score. Two years into studying business at Shippensburg, Koch heard the call of the...