
The Jesuit Seven
Scranton planted the initial seed for a Jesuit vocation for seven alumni.
Scranton planted the initial seed for a Jesuit vocation for seven alumni.
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The Scranton Journal was able to connect with seven alumni, who have entered the Society of Jesus in the past 14 years. All enthusiastically cited The University of Scranton as the place responsible for their vocations, and all named several inspirational Jesuits in particular.
Celeste Gregory '01 has spent 10 years working for Catholic Relief Services, creating grassroots change and opportunities in war-torn and developing regions.
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Players alumni reflect on how their experiences in the theatre shaped their minds and their careers.
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Saving a Life Through the Scranton Network or A Tale of Two Christys
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Students “stress-less” thanks to programs across the University that focus on healthy and balanced lifestyles.
Corrigan Qualifies for Women’s Cross Country National Championship
Senior forward Meredith Campbell(pictured above, left) was named Landmark Conference Player of the Year.
Bartlett, Patwell Lead Cross Country at Landmark Conference Championship.
Senior forward Connor Casey and junior defender Michael Donnelly both earned second-team All-Landmark Conference honors.
The women’s volleyball team finished the season with a 35-5 record, matching Johnson & Wales for the most victories in NCAA Division III.
Women’s Soccer Captures Second Straight Landmark Conference Championship.
The University inducted seven new members into the Athletics Wall of Fame on Feb. 10.
When Hurricane Maria devastated the Caribbean island of Dominica last fall, one alumna was there to help the island rebuild.
A chemistry alumna finds her niche in the sweets industry.
A “60 Minutes” producer sets her mind to “right some of the wrongs in the world” and wins an Emmy for it.
Since the beginning of the AIDS epidemic, a counseling alumnus’s organization has taken in more than 1,700 babies with HIV.
Rev. Herbert B. Keller, S.J. H’06, was installed as interim president during the Mass of the Holy Spirit on Aug. 31, 2017.
Read about some appointments to the administration at Scranton here.
This fall, U.S. Senator Bob Casey visited Scranton the very same week that the University’s science labs were ranked No. 9 in the nation.
Eleven Scranton students participated in the National Jesuit Student Leadership Conference held at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., last summer.
On Aug. 21, the Scranton community gathered together to share in a special experience – the first total solar eclipse since Feb. 26, 1979.
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Students team up to create True Thabo, a company whose sole mission is to provide clean water to schools to ensure that no student risks getting sick from their water source.
"Jesuit spirituality wants us to be the person God wants us to be in order to serve others,” Fr. James Martin, S.J. H’17 told a room of first-year students at the Ignatian Values Lecture.
In November, nearly 100 students from local elementary and middle schools came to Scranton for a presentation about Ghana as part of International Education Week.
“Breaking Bad” star R.J. Mitte was the featured speaker at the evening town hall event of the 16th Annual U.S. Conference on disABILITY, hosted at Scranton in October.
In November, 45 international students, exchange students and domestic students representing six continents convened at the Chapman Lake Retreat Center for a “Global Get Together.”
More than 500 students participated in the 2017 Fall Career Expo organized by the Gerard R. Roche Center for Career Development.
Read about recent updates to campus.
The University of Scranton has awarded nine students from its class of 2021 four-year, full-tuition Presidential Scholarships.
The Scranton Journal talks with with Dave Martin, Director of Athletics.
Read faculty news from the summer and fall 2017, here.