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Bucknell researchers launch Coal Region air quality monitors
Lewisburg, Pa. — A recent emergency in Mount Carmel Township due to smoke from a culm bank and mine fire in Locust Gap exemplifies why a Bucknell University research team has begun an air quality monitoring project. By establishing a network of air quality monitors, the team can better understand the air quality of a region shaped by anthracite coal mining and environmental challenges. Supported by a $250,000, two-year grant through the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 3 Thriving Communities Grantmaking program, the group is establishing an air quality monitoring network across Pa.’s lower anthracite Coal Region to investigate potential pollution risks and provide residents with information about the air they breathe. Professors Doug Collins, chemistry; Dabrina Dutcher, chemical engineering and chemistry; and Brian King, computer science, faculty fellow for the Dominguez Center for Data Science (DCDS), have teamed up with Shaunna Barnhart, program director of the Place Studies Program in The Ecology Center to lead the project. Sophisticated monitoring equipment has already been installed at nine locations across Mount Carmel, Kulpmont, and Shamokin, with additional sites planned. The instruments measure multiple air pollutants, helping researchers establish a baseline of environmental conditions in communities where comprehensive air quality data
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Swimming and diving breaks 2 school records at quad meet
The swimming and diving team traveled to Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, on Saturday to compete against host Bucknell University, the Naval Academy and American University in a quad meet. Both the men’s and women’s squads earned victories over American but dropped matches against the two other schools. The men’s team...
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Huskies' Defense Shines in Narrow 7-6 Setback at California (Pa.) in Season Finale
CALIFORNIA, Pa. — The Bloomsburg football team's defense delivered another outstanding performance Saturday afternoon, holding California (Pa.) to just 169 yards of total offense and 42 yards rushing, but a late fourth-quarter touchdown lifted the Vulcans to a 7-6 victory over the Huskies in the 2026 regular-season finale at Adamson Stadium.