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Always the right "time" to volunteer
Joe McCullough enrolled at Bloomsburg State College from New Jersey in 1970. As fate would have it, he was assigned a dorm room with Bill Farenbach from Lake Ariel. That assignment led him to stay in...
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Bloomsburg University set to host inaugural '1867 Minutes of Giving Challenge'
Beginning Thursday, April 7, at 8 a.m. and going through Friday, April 8, at 3:07 p.m., Bloomsburg University will launch its first-ever 1867 Minutes of Giving Challenge. The number 1867 is the time...
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Ocean Life: Bloomsburg grad interns with marine research academy
Article originally appeared in the Juniata Sentinel, a weekly newspaper in Mifflintown, Juniata County, on March 9, 2022.
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Pulling back the curtain on the uncommon man
Take a drive through Tampa at 5 a.m., and gaze upward to the Bank of America building’s 31st floor. You’ll see the lights from Clean Earth Systems Inc. already blazing. Company CEO Steph Pettit ’89 is...
Alumna making a difference with AmeriCorps
The average person probably wouldn't volunteer to fight a wildfire. Amanda Settembrino '19, a Bloomsburg geography and planning graduate, isn't average.
Leading student learning
Janet Tomcavage's experience as a Husky propelled her into the leadership roles that now allow her to help fellow Huskies begin their professional climb.
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Climbing toward inclusion
Kimberly Abney ’09 described herself as a “reluctant student” when she came to BU. Today, she serves as an example and support for both students and fellow alumni.
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Nyle Fort gives keynote address at 27th annual Sankofa Conference
Nyle Fort gave the keynote address at BU’s 27th annual Sankofa Conference. The address, “Critical Race Theory: A Country in Crisis,” focused on what critical race theory is and why it is so important...
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Turning grit into growth
David Pany '13 is a senior manager at Mandiant, leading investigations into cybercrime against American companies while assisting his team on their climb up the professional ladder. Some of the staff he supports are, of course, fellow Huskies.
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Building Big and Giving Back
Hard work has been a part of Dan Klingerman’s life since he was 10 years old and started helping his grandfather John Klingerman in the family’s feed mill. He remembers his dad Dick Klingerman and uncle Dave Klingerman showing him the various aspects of the business, while “Uncle Dave” farmed throughout the Bloomsburg area.