Read all about 'A Fire That Kindles Other Fires: The Campaign To Advance Mission, Access, and Excellence,' the new $135 million capital campaign that will blaze a bold new trail for the University to follow in the years to come.
John D. ‘86, H’10 and Jacquelyn Dionne, R.N. ‘89, co-chairs of “A Fire That Kindles Other Fires,” hope their recent leadership gift to the Kania School of Management will help ignite the generosity of the greater Scranton community.
Scranton’s new campaign has already helped transform campus spaces like Hyland Hall and The Gail and Francis Slattery Center for the Ignatian Humanities.
The 2022-23 academic year proved to be a record-setting one for The University of Scranton Athletics Department as the Royals captured the Landmark Conference Presidents’ Trophy for the second time in history.
Introducing "A Fire That Kindles Other Fires: The Campaign to Advance Mission, Access and Excellence". PLUS: For the second time in school history, Scranton Athletics captures the Landmark Conference Presidents' Trophy, our faculty utilize data to solve biological mysteries, and a 1985 'Fix-A-Friend' dance leads to a #ScrantonLoveStory.
Fall 2023
Mark Santarsiero ’80, president and CEO of Marshall & Stevens, Inc., a Los Angeles-based financial advisory firm, recently established two Santarsiero Family Scholarships that will benefit accounting students from the Scranton area.
Fall 2023
How a 'Fix-a-Friend' dance in 1985 led to a #ScrantonLoveStory and a second generation of Royals.
Fall 2023
Now in her third year as a member of the University’s Board of Trustees, Newby uses her position to advocate for issues of access and diversity, equity and inclusion.
Fall 2023
Vice President for University Advancement discusses how the Catholic and Jesuit mission are the foundation of success.
