How do I access my Bloomsburg email?

To log in to your BU Office 365 student email account: Point your web browser to http://mail.huskies.bloomu.edu/ Click on the “Log on as Student (@huskies.bloomu.edu)” link. Submit your HuskyID and HuskyID password on the HuskyID Single Sign-On page.

How do I contact Bloomsburg University?

Bloomsburg University faculty, staff and students, please sign in using your HuskyID. In addition, you can always call our automated directory assistant at 570-389-4000 to search the first and last name of the person, or the academic department, or administrative office you wish to reach.

What is my Husky ID Bloomsburg?

A Student’s HuskyID consists of student initials (2 or 3 letters) followed by a 5-digit random number followed by @huskies.bloomu.edu. Your HuskyID account will become inactive approximately 8-9 months after you last attend BU, typically shortly after two succeeding semesters conclude.

Where do I send my transcripts to Bloomsburg University?

Please email to [email protected]; FAX 570-389-2057 or mail to Bloomsburg University, Office of the Registrar, 125 Arts & Administration Building, 400 East 2nd Street, Bloomsburg, PA 17815.

What is the county seat of Bloomsburg PA?

Bloomsburg is the county seat of Columbia County. It has nearly 15,000 residents, is home to the Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania, and is host of the largest fair in Pennsylvania, the Bloomsburg Fair. The BPD was established in 1870, when the town was incorporated.

How to partner with the Bloomsburg University Foundation?

To request more information on how you can partner financially with us, contact the Bloomsburg University Foundation at 855-BU2-GIVE or fill out the form below. Fields in red are required. Please Select…

Where is the police department in Bloomsburg PA?

Police Department 119 E. 7th Street. Parking Office Town Hall, 301 E 2nd Street, Bloomsburg PA 17815 PHONE: 570-784-6779 (Press 1 for Parking. 2 for Police Services) FAX: 570-317-2408.

Who is the Bloomsburg University baseball team?

Be leaders. Be Huskies.” After a 54-year drought between league titles, the Bloomsburg University baseball team captured its second consecutive Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Championship with a 6-2 victory at sixth-ranked Seton Hill University on Saturday afternoon in game three of the best-of-three series.