
Joyous Return to Scranton
The Inauguration of Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J., as Scranton’s 27th president took place on Sept. 21.
The Inauguration of Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J., as Scranton’s 27th president took place on Sept. 21.
View videos of and for the Inauguration of Scott R. Pilarz, Scranton's 27th president, here.
See photos from the Inauguration of Scott R. Pilarz, S.J., Scranton's 27th president, here.
Scott R. Pilarz, S.J., delivers the Inauguration Address.
Listen here to an in-depth interview with Fr. Pilarz prior to Inauguration.
In the Jesuit tradition, students practice listening to understand in a recent civic engagement initiative to bridge the political divide.
Navigate to the full versions of many On the Commons news items here.
Several students wrote reflections about their summer, whether they were at home or abroad, doing service or interning. Read on for excerpts of those reflections and links to the entire articles.
You, too, can have your own dialogue. Read on to find out how.
This beloved professor emeritus has had a career of firsts. See a few extra photos from his years here.
See more photos from the Saudi Arabia alumni meeting in Riyadh.
An alumna does her part to keep America safe as the COO of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
One alumnus turned Scranton professor, has had a career of firsts and gained countless fans along the way.
From building playgrounds for children in need to teaching yoga to prisoners, an occupational therapist/triathlete constantly reaches beyond her comfort zone. teaser
The Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J. H’15, began his second tenure as president of the University on June 1, and Herbert B. Keller, S.J. H’06, who was serving as interim University president, took over a new role in August: special assistant to the president.
In a letter to the community on Aug. 20, University President Scott R. Pilarz, S.J., responded to the release of more than 1,300 pages of grand-jury proceedings detailing sexual abuse by Catholic priests in Pennsylvania.
Over the next five years, a new STEM program will provide scholarships to University students studying science, technology, engineering or math, who have demonstrated academic achievement and a need for financial assistance.
The Royal Experience Summer Internship Program provided 11 Scranton students a stipend to support their participation unpaid internships for the summer.
Individuals were appointed new positions in various departments at The University of Scranton.
Dr. Mark Cohen presented his views on the past and present state of Muslim-Jewish relations by addressing Islamic views of the Jewish community in the Middle Ages.
This year's equestrian team has made Scranton history, with six members of the team competing in the regional show, the highest number ever.
Lauren Coggins ’18 was awarded a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship to Mexico, where she will teach English as a Second Language at a university in Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chiapas.
The updates on programs at the University of Scranton.
The Veterans Advocacy Committee at Scranton, in cooperation with Student Veterans of America (SVA) in Washington, D.C., hosted the Regional Veterans Education Representative Conference.
Pennsylvania State Senator John Blake G’01 and then-Interim President Herbert B. Keller, S.J. celebrate recent pedestrian improvement projects on the University’s Commons and Estate grounds.
Scranton dedicated its new $14 million Rev. Kevin P. Quinn, S.J., Athletics Campus at a ceremony on May 8.
Undergraduate and graduate commencement speakers inspire graduates.
The following members of the Board of Trustees began their tenure at the start of the academic year.
Mike Mensah, Ph.D., speaks about his years as dean of KSOM.
Read faculty news highlights from the spring and summer.
Debra Pellegrino, Ed.D., dean of The Panuska College of Professional Studies, recently gave a lecture titled “Using Children’s Literature to Teach Social Justice” to Northeastern Reading Association members.
Dr. Bryan Burnham researches selective attention.
Ileana Szymanski, Ph.D., associate professor of philosophy, recently received a grant to research medicinal plants and spices in ancient Greece.