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Royals Volunteer at Cradles to Crayons On Nov. 16, alumni and friends of The University of Scranton sorted and inspected clothing donations at Cradles To Crayons Philadelphia, an organization that provides children from birth through age 12 living in homeless or low-income situations with the essential items they need to thrive.
Royals Volunteer at Cradles to Crayons On Nov. 16, alumni and friends of The University of Scranton sorted and inspected clothing donations at Cradles To Crayons Philadelphia, an organization that provides children from birth through age 12 living in homeless or low-income situations with the essential items they need to thrive.

In Case You Missed it…

Enjoy these photos from a few of our signature alumni events.

Find more photos at scranton.edu/alumniphotos.

The Holly Jolly Trolley Royals in the Philadelphia area enjoyed live music and magnificent views of the lights of the City of Brotherly Love aboard the Holly Jolly Trolley Dec. 1 and Dec. 2. Men’s Ice Hockey Club Alumni Game On March 5, former members of the Men’s Ice Hockey Club representing a wide range of class years dating back to 1999 returned to the ice to face off against the current members of the team at Revolution Ice Centre in Pittston. Shamrockin’ Eve 2022 On March 11, Royals from the Classes of 2018-2021 united with current seniors for the 12th Annual Shamrockin’ Eve. The event raised nearly $4,000 for THR1VE, a program that enhances the experiences of Scranton students who identify as first-generation college students by providing scholarships and general support. 2022 Preview Day Alumni Legacy Reception Also in March, newly accepted students and their alumni parents mingled with their fellow Royals at the 2022 Preview Day Alumni Legacy Reception. 2022 Scholarship Brunch In March, alumni, parents and friends of the University gathered with current students, faculty and staff members to celebrate the 2022 Scholarship Brunch. Each year, the University offers more than 300 need and merit-based endowed and annual awards that have been established by generous alumni and friends to qualifying student recipients, and the Scholarship Brunch gives those students the chance to celebrate the Scranton connection with their benefactors. This year’s event featured a welcome from Thomas S. MacKinnon, vice president for University Advancement; an invocation by Peter Sims ’22, recipient of The William H. Kelly Jr. ’93 Scholarship; keynote addresses from Michael K. Clark ’10 and Sean T. Kirk ’10, the organizers of The Michael Mulhall ’10 Memorial Scholarship, and Nadia T. Green ’22, recipient of The Jesuit Community Scholarship, a Loyola Scholarship and an Arrupe Scholarship; and closing remarks from Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., University president. Shamrockin’ Eve 2022 On March 11, Royals from the Classes of 2018-2021 united with current seniors for the 12th Annual Shamrockin’ Eve. The event raised nearly $4,000 for THR1VE, a program that enhances the experiences of Scranton students who identify as first-generation college students by providing scholarships and general support. Men’s Ice Hockey Club Alumni Game On March 5, former members of the Men’s Ice Hockey Club representing a wide range of class years dating back to 1999 returned to the ice to face off against the current members of the team at Revolution Ice Centre in Pittston. 2022 Preview Day Alumni Legacy Reception Also in March, newly accepted students and their alumni parents mingled with their fellow Royals at the 2022 Preview Day Alumni Legacy Reception. 2022 Preview Day Alumni Legacy Reception Also in March, newly accepted students and their alumni parents mingled with their fellow Royals at the 2022 Preview Day Alumni Legacy Reception. Royals Assist New Jersey Food Bank More than 20 alumni, parents and friends of the University kicked off the holiday season by packing 350 boxes of meal kits along an assembly line at the Community Food Bank of New Jersey Dec. 4. New York City Presidential Christmas Reception Alumni, parents and friends of the University in the New York City area joined the Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., University president, at the New York Athletic Club for a Presidential Christmas Reception Dec. 8. Nadia T. Green ’22 delivers a keynote address at the 2022 Scholarship Brunch In March, alumni, parents and friends of the University gathered with current students, faculty and staff members to celebrate the 2022 Scholarship Brunch. Each year, the University offers more than 300 need and merit-based endowed and annual awards that have been established by generous alumni and friends to qualifying student recipients, and the Scholarship Brunch gives those students the chance to celebrate the Scranton connection with their benefactors. This year’s event featured a welcome from Thomas S. MacKinnon, vice president for University Advancement; an invocation by Peter Sims ’22, recipient of The William H. Kelly Jr. ’93 Scholarship; keynote addresses from Michael K. Clark ’10 and Sean T. Kirk ’10, the organizers of The Michael Mulhall ’10 Memorial Scholarship, and Nadia T. Green ’22, recipient of The Jesuit Community Scholarship, a Loyola Scholarship and an Arrupe Scholarship; and closing remarks from Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., University president. Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., University president, delivers closing remarks at the 2022 Scholarship Brunch In March, alumni, parents and friends of the University gathered with current students, faculty and staff members to celebrate the 2022 Scholarship Brunch. Each year, the University offers more than 300 need and merit-based endowed and annual awards that have been established by generous alumni and friends to qualifying student recipients, and the Scholarship Brunch gives those students the chance to celebrate the Scranton connection with their benefactors. This year’s event featured a welcome from Thomas S. MacKinnon, vice president for University Advancement; an invocation by Peter Sims ’22, recipient of The William H. Kelly Jr. ’93 Scholarship; keynote addresses from Michael K. Clark ’10 and Sean T. Kirk ’10, the organizers of The Michael Mulhall ’10 Memorial Scholarship, and Nadia T. Green ’22, recipient of The Jesuit Community Scholarship, a Loyola Scholarship and an Arrupe Scholarship; and closing remarks from Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., University president. Peter Sims ’22 delivers an invocation at the 2022 Scholarship Brunch In March, alumni, parents and friends of the University gathered with current students, faculty and staff members to celebrate the 2022 Scholarship Brunch. Each year, the University offers more than 300 need and merit-based endowed and annual awards that have been established by generous alumni and friends to qualifying student recipients, and the Scholarship Brunch gives those students the chance to celebrate the Scranton connection with their benefactors. This year’s event featured a welcome from Thomas S. MacKinnon, vice president for University Advancement; an invocation by Peter Sims ’22, recipient of The William H. Kelly Jr. ’93 Scholarship; keynote addresses from Michael K. Clark ’10 and Sean T. Kirk ’10, the organizers of The Michael Mulhall ’10 Memorial Scholarship, and Nadia T. Green ’22, recipient of The Jesuit Community Scholarship, a Loyola Scholarship and an Arrupe Scholarship; and closing remarks from Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., University president. From left: Nicole Dooner, Michael K. Clark ’10, Stephanie Kirk, Sean T. Kirk ’10, Karen Degnan ’23, and Margaret and Neil Mulhall enjoy a moment together at the brunch. 2022 Scholarship Brunch In March, alumni, parents and friends of the University gathered with current students, faculty and staff members to celebrate the 2022 Scholarship Brunch. Each year, the University offers more than 300 need and merit-based endowed and annual awards that have been established by generous alumni and friends to qualifying student recipients, and the Scholarship Brunch gives those students the chance to celebrate the Scranton connection with their benefactors. This year’s event featured a welcome from Thomas S. MacKinnon, vice president for University Advancement; an invocation by Peter Sims ’22, recipient of The William H. Kelly Jr. ’93 Scholarship; keynote addresses from Michael K. Clark ’10 and Sean T. Kirk ’10, the organizers of The Michael Mulhall ’10 Memorial Scholarship, and Nadia T. Green ’22, recipient of The Jesuit Community Scholarship, a Loyola Scholarship and an Arrupe Scholarship; and closing remarks from Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., University president. 2022 Scholarship Brunch In March, alumni, parents and friends of the University gathered with current students, faculty and staff members to celebrate the 2022 Scholarship Brunch. Each year, the University offers more than 300 need and merit-based endowed and annual awards that have been established by generous alumni and friends to qualifying student recipients, and the Scholarship Brunch gives those students the chance to celebrate the Scranton connection with their benefactors. This year’s event featured a welcome from Thomas S. MacKinnon, vice president for University Advancement; an invocation by Peter Sims ’22, recipient of The William H. Kelly Jr. ’93 Scholarship; keynote addresses from Michael K. Clark ’10 and Sean T. Kirk ’10, the organizers of The Michael Mulhall ’10 Memorial Scholarship, and Nadia T. Green ’22, recipient of The Jesuit Community Scholarship, a Loyola Scholarship and an Arrupe Scholarship; and closing remarks Men’s Ice Hockey Club Alumni Game On March 5, former members of the Men’s Ice Hockey Club representing a wide range of class years dating back to 1999 returned to the ice to face off against the current members of the team at Revolution Ice Centre in Pittston. Men’s Ice Hockey Club Alumni Game On March 5, former members of the Men’s Ice Hockey Club representing a wide range of class years dating back to 1999 returned to the ice to face off against the current members of the team at Revolution Ice Centre in Pittston. Men’s Ice Hockey Club Alumni Game On March 5, former members of the Men’s Ice Hockey Club representing a wide range of class years dating back to 1999 returned to the ice to face off against the current members of the team at Revolution Ice Centre in Pittston. Shamrockin’ Eve 2022 On March 11, Royals from the Classes of 2018-2021 united with current seniors for the 12th Annual Shamrockin’ Eve. The event raised nearly $4,000 for THR1VE, a program that enhances the experiences of Scranton students who identify as first-generation college students by providing scholarships and general support. Shamrockin’ Eve 2022 On March 11, Royals from the Classes of 2018-2021 united with current seniors for the 12th Annual Shamrockin’ Eve. The event raised nearly $4,000 for THR1VE, a program that enhances the experiences of Scranton students who identify as first-generation college students by providing scholarships and general support. Shamrockin’ Eve 2022 On March 11, Royals from the Classes of 2018-2021 united with current seniors for the 12th Annual Shamrockin’ Eve. The event raised nearly $4,000 for THR1VE, a program that enhances the experiences of Scranton students who identify as first-generation college students by providing scholarships and general support. Shamrockin’ Eve 2022 On March 11, Royals from the Classes of 2018-2021 united with current seniors for the 12th Annual Shamrockin’ Eve. The event raised nearly $4,000 for THR1VE, a program that enhances the experiences of Scranton students who identify as first-generation college students by providing scholarships and general support. Shamrockin’ Eve 2022 On March 11, Royals from the Classes of 2018-2021 united with current seniors for the 12th Annual Shamrockin’ Eve. The event raised nearly $4,000 for THR1VE, a program that enhances the experiences of Scranton students who identify as first-generation college students by providing scholarships and general support.

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