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Robert S. ’68 and Marilyn A. Weiss Hall:
Community at Its Foundation, Collaboration at Its Core
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In This Issue
The cover story of the fall issue reflects on the promise and progress at Robert S. ’68 and Marilyn A. Weiss Hall, the University's newest architectural gem with community at its foundation, and collaboration at its core. PLUS: “A Fire That Kindles Other Fires: The Campaign To Support Mission, Access, and Excellence,” exceeds goal by a wide margin, raising $155.7 million for University causes. ALSO: Scranton fulfills a growing need by expanding its commitment to mental health training and preparing the healers for whole-person care.
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Robert S. '68 and Marilyn A. Weiss Hall Photo Gallery
From the ground up, Robert S. '68 and Marilyn A. Weiss Hall is a marvel to behold.
Alumni Profiles
Legacy of Enlightenment: The Biedlingmaier Family Scholarship/Endowment
One family with three generations of Scranton alumni bequeaths an everlasting gift of opportunity to future Royals.
Alumni Profiles
Editing Hollywood One Deadline at a Time
Stephanie Webber ’10 helps shape celebrity stories everyone’s talking about — from visioning viral headlines at the New York Post to mentoring the next generation of journalists.
Alumni Profiles
Royal Strategies for Creating a Global Sports Content Career
Ryan Disdier’s Success Spans Continents With NBA, NFL, XFL, and Premier League
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Where Mental Health Meets Mission
Scranton Expands Commitment to Whole-Person Care
Alumni News
Time Capsule: Class of 1976
Take a walk back in time and check out some history and cherished memories.
Alumni Profiles
Prepared to Lead
How Scranton Shaped a Big 4 CEO
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Campaign Timeline
The following is a list of significant dates in the life of “A Fire That Kindles Other Fires: The Campaign To Advance Mission, Access, and Excellence.”
Athletics
Royal Lacrosse Undefeated!
Men’s LAX • Undefeated record (9-0) • 12-9 overall • Women’s LAX • Undefeated record (9-0) • 15-6 overall
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Capital Campaign Raises $155.7 Million
"A Fire That Kindles Other Fires” exceeds goal by wide margin.
Athletics
White Hot! Multi-event Standout Shatters Landmark, School Records
Rising Senior Molly White Finishes Among Nation’s Top 20
Alumni News
Carlesimo Golf Tournament Raises More Than $125,000 for Scranton Athletics
Royals turn out in force to support annual fundraiser.
Alumni News
Reunion Weekend
Royals reunite for alumni activities on Reunion Weekend, June 6-8, 2025.
Alumni News
Honoring Excellence: The 2025 Frank J. O'Hara Distinguished Alumni Award Recipients
The Alumni Society and The University of Scranton honor eight alumni with the Frank J. O’Hara Distinguished Alumni Award, the highest recognition they jointly bestow.
Alumni News
In Case You Missed It...
Enjoy these photo from a few of our signature alumni events.
Focus on Faculty
Health Care Award Named for Longtime Professor
The American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE) of Eastern Pennsylvania names award after Scranton professor.
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New York Post Entertainment Editor Shares Interview Highlights
Step Inside Stephanie Webber’s ‘Whoa Moments’
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Hanks for the Memories
Ryan Disdier '17 recounts a content collab with legendary actor — and Aston Villa fan — Tom Hanks.
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See a Tribute to Rev. J.A. Panuska, S.J. Take Shape
A new sculpture will be located on The University of Scranton Rev. J.A. Panuska, S.J. Commons in tribute to the former University president. The Scranton Journal interviewed the sculpture's creator, artist and educator Mark F. Webber.
On the Commons
Former Sen. Bob Casey Joins University of Scranton
Hear from former Sen. Bob Casey at an August 5 event announcing his hire as a Leahy Distinguished Fellow in Public Service.
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Legacy of Leadership
View a pictorial timeline of Dr. Daniel J. West, Jr.'s time at Scranton.
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Royal Champions
Feel like you were there. View more photos from championship seasons.
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Beyond the Numbers with Tim Walsh ‘92
Human-Centered Leadership Begins With ‘Invaluable’ Scranton Skills
