The cover story of the spring issue presents Royals unifying to create a pathway for youth. Alumni, faculty, students and friends champion a cost-free community center for athletics, artistry and wellness. Plus: A new brand that celebrates all that makes the University “Uncommonly US”; The “Why" and "What’s Next” for our Community-Based Learning program; and three alumni who affect positive change as leaders and mentors.
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Cover Story
The University of Scranton community puts Ignatian values in action by changing outcomes one child at a time. Douglas Boyle, DBA '88 and Laura Boyle champion a youth center that provides a no-cost environment for athletics, artistry and wellness; Alumni, faculty and students rally in support.
Alumni Profiles
Growth mindset guides President’s Business Council chair to the next challenge and beyond.
Alumni Profiles
How a fortuitous internship shaped Brett Nance’s impact on public health and epidemic response.
One-on-One
In an interview with The Scranton Journal, Coach Karpovich discusses his coaching philosophy and how he prepares Royal golfers to compete at a high level.
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Last August, Scranton welcomed a Royal pup when Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., University president, adopted an adorable bernedoodle. Keep up with her most recent adventures on Instagram @gracietheroyalpup.
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Community-Based Learning creates positive change and "a feeling that we're in this together."
Alumni Profiles
Innovative clinical research from Allison (Alli) Smith, Ph.D. ’06, guides treatment for a pediatric headache program at Boston Children’s Hospital.
Alumni News
Five Royals reflect on the meaningful connections that have made the University a “special place” for their family across generations.
Athletics
Field Hockey Teammates, Coaches Describe Record-Breaking Redding as the ‘Epitome of What It Means to be a Leader’
Alumni News
Scranton alumni gathered at multiple events to enjoy family, friendship and fun!
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Grounded in extensive research, the new brand campaign emphasizes individualized care, community belonging and lifelong success while presenting Scranton’s Catholic and Jesuit heritage.
Athletics
Fall Season Success Secures a Top Spot for Scranton in Landmark Presidents’ Trophy Standings
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Students in Dr. Dona Carpenter’s Foundations of Professional Nursing course wrote reflections about the “Period Project” Community-Based Learning project conducted with the Catherine McCauley Center.
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Meet the first cohort of the University's pilot CBL Student Fellows Program.
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Watch our "Uncommonly US" video in under 30 seconds and find out.
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The Community-Based Learning (CBL) Faculty Fellows program seeks to expand, strengthen and institutionalize CBL at the University as a demonstration of its commitment to the common good.
