Search & Additional Links

Thursday, November 21, 2024, at 4:30pm-6:00pm, ELC 241 ========================================= The Global Student Council (GSC) is excited to invite the campus community to our next event in the series “My Culture, My Country, and Me.” After having explored themes in Asia, Europe, and South America, it’s time to go to Africa and celebrate Zimbabwe. As always, there will be authentic snacks!!! Everyone is welcome to join regardless of when they can arrive and when they have to leave. This week’s speakers include: Omuhle Ndhlovu: Chemical Engineering; Global Student Council Tashinga Chigodora: Cell Biology/Biochemistry Thandeka Bango: Environmental Geosciences; Bucknell Student Government Emmanuel […]

Saturday, September 21 2024 saw the first Community International Festival held at Bucknell in collaboration with the Lewisburg Downtown Partnership. Hundreds of people attended the event, which featured performances by international students from Bucknell University and Susquehanna University, food trucks offering delicious snacks and entrees from around the world, a colorful and lively parade of flags down 6th Street, and musical offerings by a visiting gamelan expert from Indonesia and a State College band, Eric Ian Farmer and Friends who performed in the newly constructed Hufnagle Park stage. International students teamed up with community organizations to both distribute information about […]

Here is the updated list of prestigious graduate fellowships open to international candidates. Please see Margaret Marr (Margaret.Marr@bucknell.edu) for further details and questions.

Bucknell University & Lewisburg Downtown Partnership Announce Inaugural Community International Festival LEWISBURG, PA – September 21, 2024: Bucknell University and the Lewisburg Downtown Partnership will host the inaugural Community International Festival, a celebration of the diverse cultures that enrich our community. Set to take place on Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024, this vibrant festival will coincide with Bucknell’s Family Weekend, transforming the heart of Lewisburg into a hub of cultural exchange and celebration. This exciting event marks a significant milestone in fostering stronger town/gown relationships, emphasizing the spirit of collaboration between Bucknell University, the Borough of Lewisburg, and the Susquehanna River […]

In a 2024 civic engagement event, Passport to the World, which was held at the Lewisburg Children’s Museum on Saturday, March 30, the Foreign Language Teaching Assistants at Bucknell University brought their cultures from Chile, China, Colombia, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Lebanon and Spain to local children. Children also got to learn about the American Deaf Community and the culture of American Sign Language (ASL). The festival featured hands-on crafts and activities, such as Japanese origami, coloring the flag of Colombia, making Play-Doh Italian pizza, and crafting the national tree of Lebanon. Read more, here:

Produced by Professor Coralynn Davis, Women and Gender Studies, this award-winning hybrid documentary film centers on the role that women’s stories can play in subverting the patriarchal structures in Mithila, South Asia. The film will be screened at the International Feminist Activism Film Festival on April 16. 2024 at 7pm. On Wednesday, April 17 a series of short films on the topic of feminist activism from around the globe will be screened. Films are from Nicaragua and Chile. The Film Festival is sponsored by the departments of Women’s and Gender Studies, Latin American Studies and the The Center for the […]

Festival on the Science Quad! The Festival of International Shorts was held on September 14, 2023. The festival, an annual event hosted by the Bucknell Student Language Council each fall on the Science Quad, showcases films from around the world. The theme of this year’s festival was humanity, with contributions from Germany, Argentina, Malaysia, Egypt, and Italy. The cinema event aims to promote linguistic and cultural learning and appreciation. Many of this year’s films concentrated on human connections and relationships, regardless of the language you speak or the culture in which you are raised. Each year the films change and […]

The College of Engineering had a combined event last week that was also open to the entire campus.  BMES, NSBE and SASE joined together to host our Experience the World event. We had around 60 people in attendance and students enjoyed a tasting of various international foods along with international snacks and desserts/candy at each table. Students traveled around the world to various stations to get their passport stamped.  The stations included paper Russian nesting dolls, Chinese lanterns, a West African drumming lesson, Mexico’s papel picado, Australian dot painting and finally a crepe station. If students participated in four of the […]