The cover story of the fall issue reflects on Scranton student volunteers powered by compassion who put children with mobility in the driver's seat. PLUS: Generations of Presidential Scholars deliver immeasurable value and develop a culture of gratitude. ALSO: Royals contribute through once-in-a-generation opportunities to celebrate the 250th birthday of our nation.
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Cover Story
A University Go Baby Go chapter brings together students, faculty and families to give children with limited mobility greater freedom, confidence and joy.
Alumni Profiles
Six member of the Class of 2026 set out to make their mark on the world.
Alumni Profiles
The Virtue of Hope Leads One Royal To Become a Roman Catholic Priest and a Champion Masters Race Walker.
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Pat McGeehin became more than just "a number" on the audit staff in his first post.
Athletics
Inside Scranton Women’s Basketball’s Historic Run
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Generations of Presidential Scholars deliver immeasurable value and develop a culture of gratitude
Athletics
Scranton Athletics Sets Landmark Record With Historic 2025–26 Season
Alumni News
Enjoy these photos from a few of our signature alumni events. Click photos to view in full.
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In June, alumni from class years ending in “1” and “6” returned to campus to celebrate Reunion 2026.
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Area children with limited mobility receive motorized toy vehicles personalized for them by members of the University community.
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Historic Milestones, Community Triumphs Royals Contribute Through ‘Once-in-a-Generation’ Opportunities
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Archbald native James McKane '20, presented recently at a University of Scranton Schemel Forum entitled “Commemorating and Interpreting the American Revolution 250 Years Later.” McKane '20 offered insight from his experience as a living historian and shared examples of the hundreds of period-accurate military uniforms he recreates by hand.
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Feel like you were there with Kathryn Ott Lovell's best first-day-of-school story. Then find out how her Royal efforts on the job "rescued" a Philadelphia holiday tradition.
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Julie Schumacher Cohen, assistant vice president of community engagement and government affairs at the University and "Scranton's Story, Our Nation's Story" project director said the project has seeded new initiatives.
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Find out how the University reinforced their path to success.
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View five decades of milestone moments.
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Take a walk back in time and check out some history and cherished memories.
