List of Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania alumni

Prominent alumni of Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania include:

• Lou Barletta, former member of the US House of Representatives (PA-11).^[1]
• Dennis Bermudez, UFC fighter.^[2]
• Jake Dulaney
• Joe Colone (1924-2009), one-year NBA player for the New York Knicks (1948–1949).
• Chuck Daly (1930-2009), NBA coach, and head coach of the first USA Dream Team.^[3]
• Jahri Evans, Offensive guard for the New Orleans Saints, Super Bowl XLIV Champion (2010).
• Matt Feiler, Offensive Guard for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
• Percy Wilfred Griffiths (1893–1983), U.S. Representative for the 15th District of Ohio (1943–1949).^[4]
• Tim Holden, U.S. Representative for the 17th District of Pennsylvania (1993-2013).^[5]
• Skënder Hyseni.
• Isaac Clinton Kline (1858–1947), U.S. Representative for the 16th District of Pennsylvania (1921–1923).^[6]
• Jessica Leccia, actress best known as Natalia Rivera on Guiding Light
• John Vandling Lesher (1866–1932), U.S. Representative for the 16th District of Pennsylvania (1913–1921).^[7]
• Kelly Lewis, former member of Pennsylvania House of Representatives.^[8]
• Danny Litwhiler (1916-2011), record-setting MLB baseball player for Boston Braves and other teams.^[9]
• Frederick William Magrady (1863–1954), U.S. Representative for the 17th District of Pennsylvania (1925–1933).^[10]
• Charles Clarence Pratt (1854–1916), U.S. Representative for the 14th District of Pennsylvania (1909–1911).^[11]
• David R. Millard
• Phyllis Mundy, State Representative for Pennsylvania's 120th legislative district (1991-current).^[12]
• Rodney Pocceschi, Virginia Beach police officer killed in the line of duty in 2003.^[13]
• Mark S. Schweiker, former governor of Pennsylvania.^[14]
• Frank Sheptock, football coach at Bloomsburg University, All-American linebacker for Bloomsburg in the 1980s.^[15]
• Brian Sims, Democratic member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in the 182nd district.^[16]
• Jimmi Simpson, Emmy nominated film and television actor.^[17]
• Bob Tucker, a former NFL player (1970–1980)
• John Willis (born 1952), American-Israeli basketball player