Graduates bring a part of Scranton to Germantown Catholic School. PLUS: Read about Scranton's Fulbright story and hear from Kevin P. Quinn, S.J., as he enters year two of his presidency at the University.
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The parallels between Germantown’s DePaul Catholic School and the 40-foot mural – titled “St. Vincent’s Orchard,” recently completed on the school’s facade – run thicker than a few coats of paint.
Alumni News
The following articles highlighting recent alumni events, activities and initiatives at The University of Scranton.
Alumni News
This year more than 1,000 Scranton graduates and friends came home for Alumni Reunion Weekend in June to celebrate their years on campus and reconnect with those people who made the University so special.
Alumni News
The University honored eight individuals with the Frank J. O’Hara Award at the Reunion 2012 O’Hara Award Ceremony in June.
Alumni News
The following section highlights alumni donor and why they choose to remember their alum mater.
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Now entering its fourth decade, the University's Fulbright Story has many settings across the globe.
Athletics
The University of Scranton Athletic Department had many reasons to celebrate this season including the women's tennis team's first NCAA appearance.
Athletics
The student-athletes at The University of Scranton are standouts in the classroom and community, as well as on the playing field. Gretchen Kempf '13 exemplifies what it takes to be a Royal.
Athletics
Bill McGuiness '13 exemplifies what it takes to be a Scranton student-athlete.
Athletics
Athletics always seems to come down to what’s measurable: wins and losses, distances and yards, and minutes and seconds. But those methods don’t accurately gauge the student-athletes at The University of Scranton like Julia Crilly '15.
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The beauty of social media is simple. When it’s free of self-promotion and spam messages, there’s a real opportunity to connect with people you know – or hardly know – about a topic you truly care for.
Alumni Profiles
Mary Beth Schluckebier ’09 chooses her words carefully when she describes her responsibilities at the Providence Center, a faith-based neighborhood outreach organization in Philadelphia that offers educational opportunities to residents young and old.
Alumni Profiles
The complications often start around the 10th mile, right when Tim Burke, Esq. ’89 really starts to fatigue. First, there’s a slight scraping from his right foot.
Alumni Profiles
Megan Morgan ’95, G’97 watches golf in a way few people do. Rather than focusing on the action on the course, she notices the little things beyond the fairways.
Alumni Profiles
This is one of my favorite pictures from my days at “The U.” Neal Thompson ’87 and I met during orientation and immediately started playing music together.
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Years ago, as a young educator at St. Joseph’s Preparatory in Philadelphia, Ryan Maher, S.J., first learned of the devoted community at The University of Scranton from his former students who returned home from college.
On the Commons
The University's "Dear World" event proved to be so popular that Scranton students selected it as “Program of the Year” at the Student Leadership Awards this spring.
One-on-One
As Kevin P Quinn, S.J., enters year two of his presidency, The Scranton Journal caught up with him to discuss a myriad of topics.
On the Commons
Last fall, Rachael Gnias ’12 approached Bob Durkin with an offer hard to refuse: free swim lessons for his son and his friends in preparation for the Special Olympics season.
On the Commons
It's easier than ever to stay connected with everything that's happening at Scranton, thanks to an array of new social networking sites. Visit our online communities and join the conversation!
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The following articles highlight the many news items involving the University and its students, faculty and staff.
On the Commons
During 2012 Commencement Weekend, the University conferred more than 1,700 degrees, distributed to Royals hailing from 15 different states – 41 if you count post-baccalaureate graduates.
