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Each building on campus becomes synonymous with a certain field or major throughout a student’s tenure at this school. Hidden behind the classroom layout of…

Continue reading From Special Collections/University Archives: Bucknell’s Botany Building »

In the early history of the University at Lewisburg, former name of Bucknell University, the faculty and the student-body was small and university life and…

Continue reading From Special Collections/University Archives: Literary Societies at Bucknell »

The outbreak of World War I in 1914 was one of the most shocking events to unfold in the course of human history. Through the…

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Many buildings around campus commemorate administrators, educators, and beneficiaries from Bucknell University’s history. Some names may be familiar to you—Sojka, Langone, Bucknell—but others may seem…

Continue reading From University Archives: Katherine Brown Larison »

Writing a book is a process that requires research as well as imagination. Special Collections/University Archives holds the David DeKok Collection which is comprised of…

Continue reading From Special Collections: Telling the Story of the Centralia Mine Fire »

In an era of where we equate printing books with the mechanized and commercial nature of big publishers, it’s hard to remember that for most…

Continue reading From Special Collections: The Press of Appletree Alley »

In 1974, several women, many of whom were deeply involved with the New York City arts scene, came together and created the Women’s Studio Workshop…

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