Campus unites for a 'Year of Gratitude' with programming, awards and more — all designed to salute this milestone of change.
Hear from our community partners and University faculty at the center of the effort to reflect on Scranton's place in U.S. history.
How three advanced degrees and accelerated pathways represent an innovative new era of the University’s graduate education.
Throughout her career in national security, Alexandra Abboud Miller ’00 has created and implemented policies that impact hostages, their families, and fellow government employees.
‘Year of Gratitude’ celebrates 50th Anniversary of Coeducation. PLUS: Alumnae change the world as activists, national security champions and battlefield historians, our faculty and community partners reflect on Scranton's place in U.S. history, and the University ushers in a new era of graduate education.
Spring 2023
First female recipient of the Frank J. O’Hara Award for General Academic Excellence believes connections are key to community development.
July 2022
The PRISM student group has successfully managed a portion of the University’s endowment from $100,000 to nearly $1 million in 23 years.
Spring 2023
Inspired by Scranton professors she saw as storytellers, this public historian embarked on a career teaching both students and the public.
July 2022
The University’s Prison Education Program at the State Correctional Institution at Dallas “provides an opportunity for the cultivation of human dignity at the heart of a Jesuit education,” according to program director Christopher Haw, Ph.D.
Spring 2023
Alumna and her husband establish scholarship to encourage women to pursue careers in STEM fields.
July 2022
Fourth-generation Ukrainian-American Amelia Randich, Ph.D., an assistant professor of biology at Scranton, led four pysanka workshops in April on campus to raise money for World Central Kitchen for humanitarian aid in Ukraine.
