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Media & Journalism Department launches new PR Minor
To accompany its new name, the Bloomsburg University Media & Journalism department (formerly known as Mass Communications) is offering a new minor in Public...
HELP WANTED!
The BUnow team is looking to expand our team with people who have excitement for writing, editing, marketing and public relations!
We’re looking to fill...
University students Take on the United Way
On Thursday March 19, ten Bloomsburg University students met with ten unique United Way agencies to build both a campaign and...
The Mass Communications Department Takes a Trip
A free trip to the Newseum in Washington D.C. was offered to all Mass Communications students last Friday April, 4th and they had a...
Lights, Camera, Victory!
Lights, Camera, Victory
The senior public relations class, PR: Cases and Problems, has partnered with Love in Bloom, a Bloomsburg University student-faculty produced film, to raise...
BUnow Field Hockey Fundraiser helps The Women’s Center Inc.
It was a windy, and rather chilly, day on Saturday, Oct. 26, but BUnow members wrapped themselves in their fluffiest scarves, and braced the...
Communications Expert to Visit BU
Mark Bandurchin, Vice President of Creative Services at Riger Advertising in Binghamton, NY, will be speaking at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, April 1 in room 2303 of McCormick. PRSSA invites all Bloomsburg University students and faculty members to attend.
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Stream Bloomsburg University Sports on BUSN!
This Saturday, the Bloomsburg University Huskies will play their home opener against Gannon University at 2 p.m. The football game will be streamed via...
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Celebrity Artist Series’ features Cirque Le Masque
Jugglers, acrobats, comics and aerialists who perform amazing feats of balance will be featured in Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania's next Celebrity Artist Series' program, Cirque Le Masque, during Parents Weekend Saturday, Oct. 24, at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., in the newly renovated Haas Center for the Arts.
