Bucknell students bring curiosity, creativity, and rigor to their scholarly work – often in close collaboration with faculty, staff, and peers across the campus community. Here you'll find their projects and publications, reflecting the depth and range of undergraduate scholarship at Bucknell. Explore their work and discover what undergraduate scholarship looks like here.
View WWII propaganda posters from Bucknell's Special Collections, researched and described by History students exploring wartime messaging and visual…→
Take a look at the dynamic independent digital scholarly projects Bucknell students develop each summer.→
A digital gallery for showcasing a collection of rare, historical maps donated to Bucknell for use in history and geography classes→
Follow an 1855 Bucknell graduate's Civil War diaries and letters documenting Burnside's North Carolina expedition, newly transcribed and encoded for study.→
Explore historical Sanborn Fire Insurance maps of Lewisburg, PA from 1885-1925 using our interactive web map explorer→
Explore this collection of memorabilia from the Shamokin, PA Fire Bureau and surrounding communities dating back to the 1800s.→
The Heresies Project provides a digital collection of issues from the journal of the same name that was published over two decades by a radical feminist art…→