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Read the StoryThe University recognized outstanding students and their high school teachers, who they credit for contributing to their success.
Read the StoryThe outstanding academic achievement of University of Scranton students was recognized with the presentation of Frank O’Hara awards.
Read the StoryThis fall, The University of Scranton displayed new landscaping that highlighted the heart and commitment of the people who care for the campus, one plant at a time.
Read the StoryUndergraduate students and faculty members presented research projects in mathematics at multi-state regional conferences.
Read the StoryThe ‘Uncommonly US’ campaign, a celebration of what makes the University "truly distinctive," results from a yearlong collaboration between Enrollment Management, External Affairs, and external experts, with input from the entire University community.
Read the StoryThe University’s Friends of the Weinberg Memorial Library presented the 2024 Royden B. Davis, S.J., Distinguished Author Award to Brandy Schillace, Ph.D.
Read the StoryMajestic views of Jesuit education happening at the University’s W3USR ham radio station were celebrated at dedication ceremony.
Read the StoryThe Office cast member and author Brian Baumgartner calls The University of Scranton a “special place” for him and his colleagues at his campus visit.
Read the StoryValedictorians and National Merit finalists are among the impressive group of class of 2028 Presidential Scholarship recipients at Scranton.
Read the StoryThis past Saturday, members of The University of Scranton community assembled and delivered meals to local veterans. Upcoming observances of Veterans Day on campus include an Interfaith Prayer Service, a “Field of Flags” and a tribute on the Class of 2020 Gateway sign.
Read the StoryHarvard economist Marc Melitz delivers Henry George Lecture on Global Production and Innovation Networks.
Read the StoryScranton is among 511 schools in the world recognized “for exceptional programs, policies and practices related to sustainability and the environment.”
Read the StoryUniversity of Scranton SBDC Consultant Zakiyyah Smith was named to America’s SBDC 40 under 40 list.
Read the Story“Black Jews in America: Diversity and Identity” will be presented by Rabbi Sholomo Ben Levy at the Judaic Studies Institute Lecture Nov. 19.
Read the StoryMembers of the University community are encouraged to continue to share their ideas and hopes for the future of the University throughout the fall. Scan the QR code here to share ideas, or email suggestions to planning@scranton.edu.
Read the StoryAward winning author Stephanie Saldaña discussed her book at The University of Scranton’s Ignatian Values in Action Lecture on Oct. 10
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton’s Weinberg Memorial Library received the 2024 Library of the Year Award from the Pennsylvania Library Association.
Read the StoryScranton’s Beta Alpha Psi Nu Kappa Chapter of the international honor society gains Gold Chapter status for the 2023-2024 academic year.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton receives seven-figure Appalachian Regional Commission grant for Technology-Driven Transformation in Workforce Development and Innovation Project.
Read the StorySchemel Forum World Affairs Luncheon Seminars hosts talk by Jonathan Conyers author of “I Wasn’t Supposed to Be Here.”
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton ranks high nationally among Catholic colleges and universities for producing Ph.D. recipients in science fields.
Read the StoryBest-selling author and one of the best 300 professors in the U.S.A., Bryan W. Van Norden, Ph.D., discussed Learning from Chinese Philosophy at Scranton.
Read the StoryThe University honored former board chair and benefactor James M. Slattery ’86, H’23 with its President’s Medal and raised a record amount of support for Presidential Scholarships.
Read the StoryFor more than 30 consecutive years U.S. News has ranked The University of Scranton in the top 10 “Best Regional Universities in North.”
Read the StoryUniversity of Scranton alumni discuss how their experiences with community, mentorship and Ignatian spirituality influenced their vocational and Jesuit journeys.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton names three alumni as new members to its Board of Trustees.
Read the StoryAuthor Stephanie Saldaña returns to Scranton to discuss “What We Remember Will Be Saved” at the Ignatian Values in Action Lecture Oct. 10.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton signs a memorandum of understanding with a top-ranked university in India.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton was listed as one of “America’s Top Colleges” by Forbes for 16th year.
Read the StoryThe 23rd Annual U.S. Conference on Disability focuses on access, advocacy and employment in the age of artificial intelligence.
Read the StoryStudents say Scranton professors take an investment in each individual and truly care about their students in The Princeton Review Best 390 Colleges.
Read the StoryEvents on campus and in the Scranton community will begin with an informational table sit on Sept. 16 and conclude with a collaborative Screening and Panel Discussion, "Hispanic/Latinx Voices," on Oct. 21.
Read the StoryThe highest mean salaries reported for Class of 2023 undergraduates were in computer science, nursing, finance, mathematics and business analytics. More outcomes are reported in the First Destination Survey.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton enters accelerated 4+1 MBA degree agreement with Providence University, a Catholic institution in Taiwan.
Read the StorySchemel Forum brings back University for a Day with speakers discussing current trends and their implications for the future.
Read the StoryMore than 1,225 incoming students join The University of Scranton for the fall semester. Find out how volunteers in the FIRST group to arrive made an impact through service. Plus: Our MOSAIC program, a celebratory Mass, residence hall Move-in and more.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton “topped out” Robert S. and Marilyn A. Weiss Hall at an informal ceremony on Aug. 23.
Read the StorySchemel Forum World Affairs Luncheon Seminars to feature six distinguished speakers discussing topics related to children, music and Ancient Egypt.
Read the StoryUniversity students in Social Media Campaigns Course won third place in the Gift of Life 2024 Students Save Lives College Challenge.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton to welcome more than 1,225 new graduate and undergraduate for the fall semester.
Read the StorySummer clinical rotation gives speech-language pathology graduate students a “positive learning experience.”
Read the StorySix University of Scranton students participated in the Royal Experience Summer Internship Program for 2024.
Read the StoryDirector of the University’s Center for Service and Social Justice receives national award in recognition of service to Jesuit ideals.
Read the StoryRev. Joseph M. McShane, S.J., H’04, the University’s 23rd President, returned to Scranton to serve as Superior for the Scranton Jesuit Community.
Read the StoryFour Scranton students won trophies at the 2024 Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) National Leadership Conference in Florida.
Read the StoryUniversity students place well at international cybercrime investigation conference competition as part of South Korea study abroad course.
Read the StoryJulie Schumacher Cohen was named among the 50 Higher Education Trailblazers in 2024 by the news publication City and State Pennsylvania.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton’s Prison Education Program received a total of $80,000 in support from the Sunshine Lady Foundation.
Read the StoryScranton Area Community Foundation critical needs grant supports Edward R. Leahy, Jr. Clinic for the Uninsured at University.
Read the StoryTwo University of Scranton graduates, Shelby Traver and Adrian Laudani, received Fulbright Student Scholarships for 2024/2025.
Read the StoryJanelle Decker was named conductor and co-director of Performance Music at The University of Scranton.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton President announced the largest single-gift in the school’s history, and the naming of Robert S. and Marilyn A. Weiss Hall.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton held its annual Donning of the Stole Ceremony, honoring members of its class of 2024.
Read the StoryMitchell Sporing of The University of Scranton’s class of 2024 committed to post-graduation long-term service through the Jesuit Volunteer Corps.
Read the StorySeven members of The University of Scranton’s class of 2024 were commissioned as second lieutenants in the U.S. Army.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton conferred more than 465 master’s and doctoral degrees at its graduate commencement ceremony May 19.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton recognized outstanding master’s and doctoral degree graduates at its 2024 commencement events.
Read the StoryUniversity of Scranton class of 2024 graduates were recognized for academic excellence, leadership and service at Class Night.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton conferred more than 775 bachelor’s degrees at its undergraduate commencement ceremony on May 19.
Read the StoryGraduates take lessons learned with them as they leave campus by reselling or donating items to reduce waste.
Read the StoryQuick facts about The University of Scranton’s Class of 2024 commencement.
Read the StoryScranton Accounting Department and faculty members ranked internationally for volume of education research published in top peer-reviewed journals.
Read the StoryTimothy P. Doyle has been named senior vice president for finance and administration at The University of Scranton, effective July 1, 2024.
Read the StoryScranton students Sarah Boyle and Annalisa Mechanick are among just four in the world chosen to participate in elite leadership program.
Read the StoryThe University hosted a lecture with Elizabeth A. Johnson, C.S.J., and presented her with its 2024 Arrupe Award.
Read the StoryStudents from across disciplines have opportunity to put theory into practice to serve those in need at Edward R. Leahy, Jr. Clinic for the Uninsured.
Read the StoryThe University will bestow three honorary degrees at its 2024 undergraduate commencement ceremony May 19.
Read the StoryTen University of Scranton students and one alumnus presented their work at the Sigma Tau Delta International Convention in St. Louis, Missouri in April. Four won awards for work they presented at the conference. Sigma Tau Delta is the national honor society in English.
Read the StoryUniversity of Scranton and Lackawanna College formed program pathways for qualified students to transfer credit to earn bachelor’s degrees in more than 30 fields.
Read the StoryGo Baby Go project opens a world of possibilities to University Occupational Therapy students as they adapt toy mobile cars for children with limited mobility.
Read the StoryThe co-founder and president of the first and only boarding school for Afghan girls will speak at the 2024 undergraduate commencement ceremony.
Read the StoryAccounting major Sarah Boyle accomplishes feat earned by less than half of one percent of American Bar Association (ABA) applicants, a perfect LSAT score.
Read the StoryScranton breaks ground for building designed for ‘groundbreaking’ development of collaborations between the University and the greater Scranton community.
Read the StoryThe 21st president of The University of Scranton, Rev. William J. Byron, S.J., H’84, passed away at the age of 96.
Read the StoryThree University of Scranton graduate programs ranked in the top 30 nationally in U.S. News 2024-2025 Best Graduate Schools listing.
Read the StoryUniversity of Scranton students win awards at the American Mock Trial Association Regional Competition in Washington, D.C.
Read the StoryNearly a dozen Earth Day events are planned that center around the theme: Sustainable Living, Caring for Creation.
Read the StoryThe University commits to initiatives in support of environmental sustainability, including the purchase of campus vehicles designed to help reduce emissions and noise pollution, installation of energy-saving lighting and efforts to turn excess food and waste into usable soil through composting.
Read the StoryOn March 26, Louis Stanley Brown Hall received a flourish of The University of Scranton's signature purple with the installation of a new canopy and awning. The first phase of updates to the building at 600 Linden Street began last fall with an addition of digital window pictures on the building's first floor exterior.
Read the StoryMedical Director Susan Russell, M.D., and Administrative Director Maria L. Vital G’11, Ph.D., spent the past few months juggling the many responsibilities that came with getting The University of Scranton’s Edward R. Leahy Jr. Clinic for the Uninsured up and running.
Read the StoryScranton’s outreach and initiatives to broaden interest and increase support for future accountants was nationally recognized by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton signs an agreement of cooperation with a top-ranked, highly- competitive AACSB-accredited Jesuit business school in India.
Read the StoryScranton’s online graduate programs in business and MBA are among the best in nation according to U.S. News.
Read the StoryOnline graduate programs for international business MBA, health informatics and master of accountancy were ranked in the top six in nation.
Read the StoryUniversity of Scranton President Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., announced Carolyn McNamara Barry, Ph.D., will serve as dean of its College of Arts and Sciences.
Read the StoryStudents majoring in cybercrime and homeland security placed second and third in a cyber security simulation student competition hosted by Endicott College in Massachusetts.
Read the StoryEconomist Robert Feenstra, Ph.D., presented The University of Scranton’s 37th Henry George Lecture.
Read the StoryForty-foot antenna and equipment installation on the rooftop of Loyola Science Center give student Amateur Radio Club and HamSCI research new horizons.
Read the StoryThe Princeton Review included The University of Scranton among the 522 schools listed in its 2024 Guide to Green Colleges.
Read the StoryUniversity of Pennsylvania clinical neurologist discusses research on how molecules function to help – or hurt – the human brain.
Read the StoryScranton computing sciences and physics and engineering students participated in a Luzerne County emergency management drill.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton hosted the Jay Nathan, Ph.D., Lecture Series with Danish Ambassador and Cultural Diplomacy Advisor.
Read the StoryHarvard professor and acclaimed author to speak at final event produced by “Scranton’s Story, Our Nation’s Story” project.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton’s 22nd Annual U.S. Conference on Disability highlighted ability-focused advocacy.
Read the StoryTwenty-five interviews of 33 local residents sharing their Scranton experiences and hopes for the city and the nation, 'Scranton Stories,' are now available online. An exhibition of their portrait photographs continues through Nov. 17 at the Hope Horn Gallery.
Read the StoryRanking analyzes universities contribution to public good based on calculation of social mobility, research and public service of graduates.
Read the StoryThe Centurion Challenge put University of Scranton students’ physical fitness to the test.
Read the StoryPennsylvania state legislators tour state-of-the-art nursing facility at Scranton and see “the incredible impact education can have on our community and beyond.”
Read the StoryUniversity of Scranton joins with faithful across the world to offer prayers for peace in the Holy Land on Oct. 17.
Read the StoryNational merit scholars, valedictorians and salutatorians among The University of Scranton class of 2027 Presidential Scholarship recipients.
Read the StoryThe Oct. 27 premiere of Scranton Stories will feature oral histories and portraits of 25 Scranton residents that tell a story of the city and nation.
Read the StoryLiving Against the Grain author Timothy Muldoon spoke to students at the Ignatian Values in Action Lecture on campus.
Read the StoryNinety-nine percent of the University’s class of 2022 graduates earning a bachelor’s degree were successful in obtaining their career goal.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton begins a seven-year process for Vatican designation as a Laudato Si’ University.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton honored long-time benefactors Edward and Patricia Leahy with its President’s Medal.
Read the StoryU.S. News ranked The University of Scranton in the top 10 “Best Regional Universities in North” for the 30th consecutive year.
Read the StoryScranton begins public phase of historic $135 million Fire that Kindles Other Fires campaign to advance mission, access and excellence.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton names four new members, including three alumni, to its Board of Trustees.
Read the StoryUniversity of Scranton students studied Mandarin Chinese in Taiwan this summer with scholarship support they received.
Read the StoryThe Wall Street Journal/College Pulse included The University of Scranton among its list of the 400 Best Colleges in the U.S.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton and Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine sign agreement to operate free medical clinic.
Read the StoryHeather (Losi) Holcomb, Ph.D. '21 becomes fifth University of Scranton doctoral business graduate to win a national award for their dissertation.
Read the StoryTen members of The University of Scranton’s ROTC program participated in selective summer leadership training initiatives.
Read the StoryInaugural cohort of Noyce Scholars for Academic Year 2023-2024 selected.
Read the StorySee how the FIRST group to arrive celebrates a 20th anniversary. Plus: Class of 2027 legacy students, our Royals of Color Kickoff (ROCK) program, residence hall Move-in and the largest cohort in the last 15 years in this article.
Read the StoryIncoming University of Scranton students arrive early to participate in the Royals of Color Kickoff (ROCK) program.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton to welcome the 1,000-plus members of its incoming Class of 2027 this weekend.
Read the StoryStudents say “alumni can be counted on to keep looking out for their Scranton successors,” according to Princeton Review Best 389 Colleges.
Read the StoryUniversity to receive $16.62 million from NIST to support construction of a building for workforce development, applied research and outreach.
Read the StoryThe University’s chapter of the National Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association was awarded Gold Chapter Honors.
Read the StoryNine University of Scranton undergraduate students were awarded President’s Fellowships for Summer Research in 2023.
Read the StoryIncoming high school students enter the University of Success, a multi-year, pre-college mentorship program at The University of Scranton.
Read the StoryThe University’s Nu Kappa chapter of the Beta Alpha Psi honor society achieved Superior Chapter status for the 2022-2023 academic year.
Read the StoryMoney magazine scores Scranton with second highest star rating in its 2023 Best Colleges in America value list of just over 700 colleges in the nation.
Read the StoryNine members of The University of Scranton’s class of 2023 committed to post-graduation long-term service projects.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton’s Community-Based Learning projects continue to serve students, community at large.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton and Seton Hall University School of Law have entered a direct admissions agreement that begins in the fall of 2023.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton received two grants from Scranton Area Community Foundation to support its SPARK summer enrichment camp for teens.
Read the StoryHomeric effort to salvage goods at move out benefits hundreds of local families in need and enhances sustainability efforts for all.
Read the StoryFounding Schemel Forum Director Sondra Myers stepped down from post at semester’s end.
Read the StoryKarla Shaffer, Class of 2024, is one of 175 college students recognized for their nonpartisan democratic engagement work in 2022.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton conferred more than 850 bachelor’s degrees at its undergraduate commencement ceremony on May 21.
Read the StoryUniversity of Scranton class of 2023 graduates were recognized for academic excellence, leadership and service at Class Night.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton held its annual Donning of the Stole Ceremony, honoring members of its class of 2023.
Read the StoryThe National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA) Chapter at The University of Scranton is one of only 93 in the U.S. and Puerto Rico to be awarded Gold Chapter Honors for attaining a distinguished level of achievement during the 2022-23 academic year.
Read the StoryQuick facts about The University of Scranton’s class of 2023 commencement.
Read the StoryThree University of Scranton students were selected to join the national Common Home Corps program.
Read the StoryTwenty-six area high school students complete Meg Cullen-Brown SMART mentoring program with University of Scranton student mentors.
Read the StoryHundreds of University of Scranton students were inducted into national honor societies during the 2023 spring semester.
Read the StorySeventy-one Scranton students were inducted into Alpha Sigma Nu, the national honor society for students in Jesuit colleges and universities.
Read the StoryFor third consecutive year, University of Scranton students won the national Cyber Forensic Student Competition sponsored by the DOJ.
Read the StoryPlant-based food executive calls on individuals to change eating habits and take part in reforming the food system.
Read the StoryDave Grizzanti ’05, G’06, Principal Engineer at The New York Times, addressed attendees May 5 at The University of Scranton's 37th annual induction ceremony for Upsilon Pi Epsilon Honor Society, Gamma Chapter of Pennsylvania.
Read the StoryUniversity of Scranton sophomore Taegan Mills earned the President’s Volunteer Service Award Bronze Medal.
Read the StoryLauren S. Rivera, J.D., M.Ed., has been named vice president for student life and dean of students at The University of Scranton.
Read the StoryNearly 100 students presented 80 research projects at The University of Scranton’s Celebration of Student Scholars.
Read the StoryA national ranking of colleges that have produced the highest-earning early career teachers placed Scranton at No. 8 in the country.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton’s Online Master of Accountancy Degree was ranked No. 9 in the nation by Fortune.
Read the StoryThe University will bestow honorary degrees upon three alumni at its 2023 undergraduate commencement ceremony May 21.
Read the StoryUniversity of Scranton students attended and presented papers at the Eastern Pennsylvania Regional Conference of Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society.
Read the StoryRoyal News chats with Dr. Michelle Maldonado, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Chair of the University Planning Committee, and Kate Yerkes, Assistant Provost for Planning and Institutional Effectiveness, to discuss what has been accomplished so far and what’s on the horizon.
Read the StoryUniversity hosts panel discussion with three women who were full-time students in the 1970s as part of the 50th anniversary of coeducation celebration.
Read the StoryAlumna blazes trail in early days of coeducation for daughter and granddaughter to follow.
Read the StoryLatin Grammy-nominated composer Tony Alonso performed at The University of Scranton’s “Scranton’s Story” event in April.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton begins seven-year process for Vatican designation of essential and extensive sustainability efforts.
Read the StoryFour University of Scranton graduate programs ranked in the top 50 nationally in U.S. News 2023-2024 Best Graduate Schools.
Read the StoryChief security officer for Snap, Inc., and former director of the U. S. Secret Service to deliver the principal address at Commencement.
Read the StoryEight students qualified for the FBLA National Leadership Conference through strong performance at the FBLA State Leadership Conference.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton hosted a lecture with Sister Nathalie Becquart, XMCJ, the highest-ranking woman official at the Vatican.
Read the StoryUniversity of Scranton students participate in spring break service trips to Kentucky, Missouri and California.
Read the StoryUniversity receives Scranton Area Community Foundation critical needs grant to support ESL Program.
Read the StoryNeuroscience major Nathaniel Smith never expected to have 'a fascination with light shows'. Today, the inaugural programmer of the Class of 2020 Gateway lighting displays reflects on four years of four-story designs.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton civic and democratic engagement efforts are recognized by NASPA and Campus Vote Project.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton honored 65 women of vision and courage with awards on International Women’s Day.
Read the StoryFour University of Scranton Performance Music students participated in the Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Band Festival, March 10-12.
Read the StoryWUSR-FM, 99.5, recently celebrated its 30th anniversary with a reception at the newly-renovated studios.
Read the StoryScranton Accounting Department ranked fifth in world for success in publishing accounting educational research in top peer-reviewed journals.
Read the StorySursum Corda (Lift Up Your Hearts) Awards and the State of the University Address presented at the Spring Convocation on campus.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton celebrates its 50th anniversary of coeducation with an array of events scheduled in March and April.
Read the StoryScranton graduate student Charles Csaszar among just three in the world chosen to participate in a highly-selective leadership experience.
Read the StoryRev. Joseph Marina, S.J., president, named Michelle Gonzalez Maldonado, Ph.D., as provost and senior vice president for academic affairs.
Read the StoryAt the University’s Weinberg Memorial Library, Kevin Kocur, Interlibrary Loan Coordinator, and Melisa Gallo ’16, G’21, Interlibrary Loan and Collections Assistant, recently processed the 20 millionth borrowing request of Ex Libris RapidILL, a global interlibrary loan system.
Read the StoryThe Princeton Review lists The University of Scranton among the nation’s “Best Business Schools” in 2023 guidebook.
Read the StoryTwo University of Scranton accounting Ph.D. program students won national Institute of Internal Auditors doctoral dissertation awards.
Read the StoryScranton’s online graduate programs in business and MBA are among the best in nation, according to U.S. News.
Read the StoryUniversity of Scranton marks the passing of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI.
Read the StoryUniversity of Scranton students received esteemed Frank O’Hara awards in recognition of their outstanding academic achievement.
Read the StoryUniversity of Scranton President met with the director-general and representatives of Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in New York.
Read the StoryA Statement from Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., President of The University of Scranton, on the Passing of Pope Benedict XVI
Read the StoryFour University of Scranton faculty members received faculty development intersession grants for 2023.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton entered into a 4+1 MBA degree agreement with Fu Jen Catholic University, a sister Jesuit university in Taiwan.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton’s of 36th Henry George Lecture was presented by Parag Pathak, Ph.D., of MIT.
Read the StoryScranton is one of three schools in Pennsylvania to collaborate on NASA’s Technology Transfer University (T2U) project.
Read the StoryUniversity of Scranton students named as Sanofi US Excellence in STEM Scholars and received support for summer research projects.
Read the StoryThe Princeton Review included The University of Scranton among the 455 schools listed in its 2023 Guide to Green Colleges.
Read the StoryUniversity signs cooperative agreement with sister Jesuit school Le Moyne College that includes pathway for respective DPT and PA programs.
Read the StoryState of Scranton seminar to share Living Wage Report 2022 Update findings and facilitate community discussion around wages, quality of life, and report recommendations
Read the StorySix members of The University of Scranton’s ROTC class of 2023 have earned Distinguished Military Graduate designation by the U.S. Army.
Read the StoryBusiness Leadership Honors Program students gain experience consulting for largest gang rehabilitation and re-entry program in the world.
Read the StoryThe University has appointed 21 new full-time faculty members for the 2022-2023 academic year.
Read the StoryFifteen members of The University of Scranton’s class of 2026 entered the Jesuit school’s Magis Honors Program in STEM.
Read the StoryLessons learned about the effectiveness of urban school reforms to be discussed at the University’s Henry George Lecture Nov. 8.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton volleyball team extended its winning streak to seven games last week.
Read the StoryUniversity student Veronica Romanek ’23, awarded highly-competitive $25,000 Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC) scholarship.
Read the StoryPBC Dinner returns to New York City, surpasses goal.
Read the StoryNASA representatives met with students and local business owners to discuss careers and ways to work with them on future missions.
Read the StoryForbes counted The University of Scranton among “America’s Top Colleges” for 14th year.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton’s President’s Business Council will honor former Trustees Patti Byrnes Clarke and Tom O’Brien on Sept. 29.
Read the StoryRobert W. Davis Jr., Ed.D., has been named vice president for University advancement at The University of Scranton.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton names seven new members, including four alumni, to its Board of Trustees.
Read the StoryU.S. News ranked The University of Scranton in the top 10 “Best Regional Universities in North” for the 29th consecutive year.
Read the StoryWomen are effective in government office and a training session on Oct. 1 can help women in NEPA interested in running for office.
Read the StoryRev. James F. Duffy, S.J., M.D., will serve as the new superior for the Scranton Jesuit Community.
Read the StoryThe Princeton Review selected Scranton as one of the nation’s best colleges, noting students call the University “Disney World in PA.”
Read the StoryLearn about the FIRST group to arrive, a student from Ukraine who renewed plans to pursue his dream of attending college in the United States, participants in the Royals of Color Kickoff program and more in this article.
Read the StoryMeet Serhii Kuzmin Jr., a member of The University of Scranton’s class of 2026 from Ukraine.
Read the StoryUniversity students present space physics research at national conferences and workshops.
Read the StoryRanking shows 40-year net present value of a University of Scranton degree at $1.404 million, ranked No. 200 of 4,500 colleges in the U.S.
Read the StoryAlumnus injured while raising money for Ryan T. O'Malley '99 Memorial Scholarship in Tour Divide cycling race continues to recover.
Read the StoryUniversity to honor Patricia A. Byrnes Clarke '86, P'17, '19 and Thomas P. O'Brien '86, P'19 at its 21st Annual Award Dinner at Gotham Hall.
Read the StoryEnjoy these signature Fall events with your Royal Family.
Read the StoryDaniel Cosacchi, Ph.D., has been named vice president for mission and ministry at The University of Scranton.
Read the StoryScranton accounting students advanced to the final four national championship for Institute of Management Accountants Case Competition.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton celebrates the close of The Ignatian Year, marking the 500thanniversary of the transformation of St. Ignatius.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton held its annual Donning of the Stole Ceremony, honoring members of its class of 2022.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton’s doctor of business administration (DBA) degree has transitioned into the Jesuit school’s first Ph.D. degree program.
Read the StorySarah Kenehan, Ph.D., has been named executive director of the University’s Gail and Francis Slattery Center for Ignatian Humanities.
Read the StoryAnnual golf tournament and award dinner raises more than $100,000 for Scranton Athletics.
Read the StoryDownload your favorite Reunion photos from our photo gallery today.
Read the StoryFirst new businesses receive microgrants as part of program to support businesses in low-moderate-income areas in Scranton.
Read the StoryRyan Sheehan, J.D., has been named executive director of the Jesuit Center at The University of Scranton.
Read the StoryTogether again at last.
Read the StoryEnjoy a day at Monmouth Park Racetrack with your Royal family.
Read the StoryGet all the news about Commencement and the Class of 2022. Congratulations to the University's newest alumni!
Read the StoryJohn O'Malley '87 to race in The Tour Divide to raise funds for The Ryan T. O'Malley '99 Memorial Scholarship.
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Read the StoryRoyals celebrate the Christmas season together in Boston, Philadelphia and New York City.
Read the StoryAlumni, parents and friends of the University kick off the Christmas season by serving others.
Read the StoryScranton’s online Master of Science in Health Informatics has received national accreditation from CAHIIM.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton announces the creation of The Sara Farrell Hutchison ’08 Memorial Scholarship in honor of its alumna who tragically passed away in August 2021.
Read the StoryTake a historic holiday stroll along the Freedom Trail with your Royal Family.
Read the StoryJoin The Center for Health Education & Wellness for our Employee Wellness Summer Programs designed to build strength and stamina, reduce stress, and connect with colleagues.
Read the StoryThe Department of Marketing Communications in the Division of External Affairs & Enrollment Management is looking for a capable student to assist in web projects at The University of Scranton.
Read the StoryA note from Ryan Sheehan, J.D., Assistant Director, The Jesuit Center, for University staff.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton Strings with Eddie Barbash is now streaming and available on YouTube.
Read the StoryThe Class of 2022 celebrates its graduation on May 21, 2022.
Read the StoryRead about some of the administration changes at Scranton this past year.
Read the StoryThe University’s Prison Education Program at the State Correctional Institution at Dallas “provides an opportunity for the cultivation of human dignity at the heart of a Jesuit education,” according to program director Christopher Haw, Ph.D.
Read the StoryThe “Scranton’s Story, Our Nation’s Story” project launched in October 2021 with events focusing on the inaugural theme “Portrait of Scranton, Portrait of a Nation.
Read the StoryThe Weinberg Memorial Library will continue its partnership with Aramark by creating a convenient food and beverage service in the library’s Pro Deo room.
Read the StoryThe Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) awarded University of Scranton Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) student Gregory Kogan the Michael J. Barrett Doctoral Dissertation Award.
Read the StoryEach week, University of Scranton students use the two kitchens of a newly dedicated Rev. Pedro Arrupe, S.J., House on Clay Avenue, formerly Fayette House, to prepare meals for area residents in need.
Read the StoryHundreds of students and residents endured long lines and rainy weather in November 2021 to have their copy of Welcome to Dunder Mifflin: The Ultimate Oral History of The Office signed by Brian Baumgartner.
Read the StoryThe Weinberg Memorial Library received a journalism-related collection from Gene Gibbons ’64, H’96.
Read the StoryThe Inaugural Sondra and Morey Myers Distinguished Visiting Fellowship Lecture, presented by The Gail and Francis Slattery Center for Humanities, took place in November 2021.
Read the StoryRev. Joseph Marina, S.J., University president, professed his final vows as a Jesuit in the presence of members of the University community at a Mass in the Madonna della Strada Chapel on campus on Jan. 30.
Read the StoryBeginning mid-spring semester, the University hosted an array of in-person speakers and events, including Ambassador Bergdís Ellertsdóttir of Iceland and Neal Thompson ’87, who discussed his new book.
Read the StoryRev. Joseph Marina, S.J., University president, addressed the crisis happening in Ukraine in an Ash Wednesday message sent to the University community.
Read the StoryThe University celebrated the Inauguration of its 29th president, Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., on Sept. 24 at the Byron Recreational Complex.
Read the StoryOn Aug. 30, students returned to in-person class instruction and activities.
Read the StoryStill ranked among the best colleges by U.S. News & World Report and The Princeton Review, The University of Scranton receives high marks in these categories.
Read the StoryThe 20th Annual U.S. Conference on disAbility at Scranton took place on Oct. 14.
Read the StoryMore than 150 University nursing students and a dozen Nursing Department faculty members volunteered to administer thousands of doses of COVID-19 vaccines in the Scranton area in spring.
Read the StoryThe University established a Center for Ethics and Excellence in Public Service, with a full launch on Oct. 14.
Read the StoryThe National Endowment for the Humanities awarded a grant to the University to support a multifaceted two-year project that seeks to capture the unique story of Scranton and relate it to the history of the United States.
Read the StoryThe renovated space on the ground floor of Hyland Hall now includes three laboratories, a workshop, a machine shop, a 16-seat computer lab, faculty offices and a student lounge area.
Read the StoryThe year 2021 was a year of firsts for many reasons, and Commencement was no exception.
Read the StorySeveral new programs are being offered at Scranton.
Read the StoryThe University has named David Marx, Ph.D., associate provost of academic affairs in June, concluding a national search for the position.
Read the StorySeveral students won awards and scholarships this past year. Here are just some of their achievements.
Read the StoryThe University’s Community-Based Learning projects offered opportunities for students to connect with the city of Scranton and community members in new ways during the pandemic.
Read the StorySeptember’s Mass of the Holy Spirit was offered in honor of the late Rev. Scott Pilarz, S.J., the University’s 24th and 27th president.
Read the StoryThe University named six individuals to its Board of Trustees.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton announced plans for its return to fully in-person classes for fall, as well as in-person Commencement ceremonies in May 2021.
Read the StoryIn fall 2020, the University approved a new strategic plan. Comprised of five goals, the plan articulates our community’s shared commitments to grow and improve the University in the years to come.
Read the StoryThe University partnered with Hometown Healthcare of NEPA to hold a COVID-19 vaccine clinic for students, faculty and staff in the Byron Recreation Complex on April 23.
Read the StoryA flame ignited in the hearts of students from Jesuit universities across the globe they discussed the unique ways in which their shared experience of Ignatian humanities shape their lives around the common goal of making the world a better place for all.
Read the StoryUniversity of Scranton Magis Honors Program students have worked to create a series of fun and educational science videos for kids.
Read the StoryThe Black Student Union draws its name from Mr. Louis Stanley Brown, who earned a commercial degree in the Class of 1919 and is the University’s first Black graduate.
Read the StoryThe University has launched a memorial website to honor the life and service of Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J., The University of Scranton’s 24th and 27th president, who passed away on March 10, 2021.
Read the StoryThe University will launch an effort to extend to all four years of study a successful First-Year Seminar program that encourages student reflection on vocation.
Read the StoryUniversity students were quoted in an article that appeared in Yahoo! News and Scranton Times-Tribune about their experience conducting an inventory survey of Scranton businesses.
Read the StoryThe University received a second grant from the Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation to establish an endowed scholarship fund to support students who demonstrate financial need and academic potential.
Read the StoryUniversity alumnus William F. Demarest, Jr. ’69, established a scholarship for Scranton students attending Boston College School of Law.
Read the StoryThe spring semester’s State of Scranton series seminar featuring Representative Matt Cartwright, U.S. House Representative for Pennsylvania's 8th Congressional District was offered virtually on April 12.
Read the StoryGet a roundup of program news from the winter and spring here.
Read the StoryMichelle Gonzalez Maldonado, Ph.D., dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, was among the distinguished panelists who participated in “The Francis Factor at Eight Years: Global Impacts, U.S. Challenges."
Read the StoryThe University announced its 29th president on Feb. 9.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton’s Gail and Francis Slattery Center for the Ignatian Humanities hosted a pair of virtual events in February.
Read the StoryNursing students and faculty have been serving in vaccination clinics in the Scranton area.
Read the StoryNadine Brosnan '20 writes about student teaching in the age of COVID-19.
Read the StoryThe University continues to rank among the best colleges in the region and the nation. Some of the latest rankings are here.
Read the StoryThe department has presented virtual ‘Informances’ over the past year, which have connected the University community with experts and musicians during the pandemic.
Read the StoryMany members of the University community have volunteered their efforts on top of their regular work responsibilities.
Read the StoryPsychologist, international speaker and bestselling author Dr. John Amaechi, OBE gave a talk in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton Nursing Program’s pass rate for the National Council Licensure Examination for first-time test takers for graduates with a bachelor’s degree for 2019 was 98.72 percent.
Read the StoryFour University students won medals at two competitive, collegiate forensic tournaments, which took place virtually in November.
Read the StoryFor many alumni of the University’s Department of World Languages and Cultures, their lives were forever changed after obtaining a major, minor or concentration in another language.
Read the StoryHoliday Traditions Go Live
Read the StoryThe University joined the National First-Generation College Celebration to recognize the University’s first-generation students, faculty, staff and alumni on Nov. 8.
Read the StoryGraduate students in the clinical mental health counseling program recently started projects to advocate for at-risk groups as a part of their Professional Issues for Counselors course.
Read the StoryThe University helps guide students through the election season, partly through the Royals Vote initiative.
Read the StoryIn 1976, then-U.S. Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr. told the graduating class at The University of Scranton there was “a crisis in American leadership.”
Read the StoryThis fall, the University community and its Scranton partners have taken several important steps in addressing racism and discrimination.
Read the StorySend us the names of those to be remembered in our Masses throughout the month of November. It is our privilege to pray for those you love.
Read the StoryThousands heard from Dr. Temple Grandin, author of the book The Autistic Brain, at a Virtual Town Hall Meeting on May 19 and a few months later at the Virtual 19th Annual U.S. disABILITY Conference.
Read the StoryUniversity President Scott R. Pilarz, S.J., welcomed the Class of 2024 and all other students back to campus with a video message that was sent to members of the University community on Wednesday, Aug. 12.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton named four individuals to its Board of Trustees: James F. Cummings, M.D., ’88, H’15; Rev. Richard G. Malloy, S.J.; John P. “JP” Sweeney P’08, P’13, P’20; and Nicole Young ’00.
Read the StoryGet a roundup of program news from the spring, summer and fall 2020 here.
Read the StoryThe University earned accolades in various categories from a number of media outlets in 2020.
Read the StoryA voting resource hub is created to prepare as a University community for the upcoming election and encourage students to vote.
Read the StoryAt its meeting on Sept. 25, the Board of Trustees unanimously and enthusiastically approved a new University-wide strategic plan.
Read the StoryA walk through the sequence of events, post-COVID-19, at The University of Scranton.
Read the StoryFr. Pilarz announces the launch of a Diversity and Inclusion website and provides a consolidated overview and access point for resources and educational efforts pertaining to Diversity and Inclusion across campus.
Read the StoryUniversity President Scott R. Pilarz, S.J., announced in a video to the campus community in August his intention to step down at the end of the 2020-2021 academic year.
Read the StoryMadeline Miller, author of two New York Times bestsellers, received the 2019 Royden B. Davis, S.J., Distinguished Author Award.
Read the StoryThe University joined the National First-Generation College Celebration with an event on campus Nov. 8 to recognize the University’s first-generation students, faculty, staff and alumni.
Read the StoryA comprehensive report that details how conditions have changed three years after the groundbreaking “Living Wage Report 2016" is released.
Read the StoryPerformance Music at Scranton paid homage to the great composer Václav Nelhýbel with a concert celebrating the centennial year of his birth.
Read the StoryUniversity student veteran Amy Atkinson ‘19, G’22 was invited to attend the Student Veterans of America’s (SVA) Leadership Institute in Washington, D.C.
Read the StoryGet a roundup of program news from the summer and fall 2019 here.
Read the StoryClick here to learn the results of The Scranton Journal survey, hosted by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).
Read the StoryMargaret C. Perez bequeathed nearly $1 Million to the Leahy Community Health and Family Center.
Read the StoryThe University dedicated a freshman residence hall in honor of the late Brendan J. Giblin and the late William H. Kelly Jr.
Read the StoryRead about some recent appointments and retirements at The University of Scranton.
Read the Story“Exploring Autism Across the Spectrum: Building Inclusive Communities” presented at the University’s 18th Annual U.S. Conference on disAbility.
Read the StoryThis fall, the University established The Sondra H’87 and Morey Myers H’12 Distinguished Visiting Fellowship in the Humanities and Civic Engagement.
Read the StoryDuring the inaugural Humanities in Action Lecture, the former chief of staff to President Barack Obama reminded students of the value — and responsibility — that come with a college degree.
Read the StoryThe following members of the Board of Trustees began their tenure at the start of the academic year.
Read the StoryThis spring, Kathleen Sprows Cummings, Ph.D. ’93, G’93, H’19 was awarded both the Arrupe Award and an honorary degree from Scranton.
Read the StoryCommencement 2019 at a glance.
Read the StoryTwelve University of Scranton students mentored 34 high school students from Scranton High and West Scranton High School as part of The Meg Cullen-Brown SMART Program.
Read the StoryMen and Women for Octaves, an a cappella club on campus, celebrated its 10-year anniversary this year.
Read the StoryFifty years ago, Glynn S. Lunney H’71 served as a NASA flight director for the historic Apollo 11 mission that placed the first man on the moon.
Read the StoryThe University hosted high school students and regional business professionals for the inaugural University of Scranton Social and Digital Media Conference (USSDMC) held in the DeNaples Center on April 30.
Read the StoryNhu Nguyen, a double-major in accounting and international business at Scranton, attended the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA’s) Student Leadership Experience in Orlando, Florida, in February.
Read the StoryThe University has begun a new Magis Honors Program in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), founded to help students with an interest in STEM research get started early in their college careers.
Read the StoryOn March 2, the University celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Jane Kopas Women’s Center at a luncheon held on campus.
Read the StoryHis Excellency Rolandas Kriščiūnas, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Lithuania to the United States of America and to the United Mexican States, spoke at Scranton’s sixth annual Jay Nathan Lecture Series.
Read the StoryThe University has signed early admissions agreements with Boston College Law School and Penn State Law School.
Read the StoryNicole Young ’00, a 13-time Emmy Award-winner for her work as a producer on “60 Minutes,” spoke at the University’s Spring Community Breakfast.
Read the StorySam Beldona, Ph.D., began serving as dean of the Kania School of Management in July 2019.
Read the StoryThe University officially opened the Autism Collaborative Centers of Excellence Executive Hub on campus as part of an initiative led by the AllOne Foundation intended to significantly enhance the service delivery system for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Read the StoryThe Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) recognized the University’s Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) program for “Innovations and Best Practices in Canada, Latin America and the United States.”
Read the StoryIn May, University President Scott R. Pilarz, S.J., announced the establishment of the Gail and Francis Slattery Center for Humanities, which opened this fall in a grand Victorian home on the corner of Mulberry Street and Clay Avenue.
Read the StoryThe Friends of the Weinberg Memorial Library presented writer Lorene Cary with The Royden B. Davis, S.J., Distinguished Author Award.
Read the StoryThe inaugural cohort of high school students completed their first college course in business as participants in the Business High School Scholars Program.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton awarded 14 students from its Class of 2022 four-year, full-tuition Presidential Scholarships. Read about them here.
Read the StoryScranton joined the Magna Charta Universitatum Observatory of Fundamental University Values and Rights.
Read the StoryThe annual U.S. Conference on disABILITY brought together national, state and regional experts to discuss assistive technology.
Read the StoryKuehner wrote about her experiences during her 30 years of service to “the poorest of the poor” in her book Oh, for the Love of Haiti.
Read the StoryAlready co-owner and creative director of a digital media production company, a senior entrepreneurship student was awarded a 2018 entrepreneurship scholarship.
Read the StoryIn October, the University established a Task Force on Healing, Reconciliation and Hope in response to the grand jury report.
Read the StoryNinety-eight percent of the University’s undergraduate Class of 2018 and 99 percent of its graduate class reported success in their choice of career path.
Read the StoryNine students and two adult chaperones traveled to Anchorage last summer, the University’s first domestic service trip to Alaska, to serve the food insecure.
Read the StoryThe Autism Collaborative Centers of Excellence (ACCE) was recently formed to meet the needs of and minimize the service gaps for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
Read the StoryScranton named a residence plaza in honor of St. Oscar Romero, the martyred archbishop of San Salvador whom Pope Francis canonized on Oct. 14, 2018.
Read the StoryIleana Szymanski, Ph.D., associate professor of philosophy, recently received a grant to research medicinal plants and spices in ancient Greece.
Read the StoryDr. Bryan Burnham researches selective attention.
Read the StoryDebra Pellegrino, Ed.D., dean of The Panuska College of Professional Studies, recently gave a lecture titled “Using Children’s Literature to Teach Social Justice” to Northeastern Reading Association members.
Read the StoryThe following members of the Board of Trustees began their tenure at the start of the academic year.
Read the StoryUndergraduate and graduate commencement speakers inspire graduates.
Read the StoryScranton dedicated its new $14 million Rev. Kevin P. Quinn, S.J., Athletics Campus at a ceremony on May 8.
Read the StoryPennsylvania State Senator John Blake G’01 and then-Interim President Herbert B. Keller, S.J. celebrate recent pedestrian improvement projects on the University’s Commons and Estate grounds.
Read the StoryThe Veterans Advocacy Committee at Scranton, in cooperation with Student Veterans of America (SVA) in Washington, D.C., hosted the Regional Veterans Education Representative Conference.
Read the StoryThe updates on programs at the University of Scranton.
Read the StoryLauren Coggins ’18 was awarded a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship to Mexico, where she will teach English as a Second Language at a university in Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chiapas.
Read the StoryThis year's equestrian team has made Scranton history, with six members of the team competing in the regional show, the highest number ever.
Read the StoryDr. Mark Cohen presented his views on the past and present state of Muslim-Jewish relations by addressing Islamic views of the Jewish community in the Middle Ages.
Read the StoryIndividuals were appointed new positions in various departments at The University of Scranton.
Read the StoryThe Royal Experience Summer Internship Program provided 11 Scranton students a stipend to support their participation unpaid internships for the summer.
Read the StoryOver the next five years, a new STEM program will provide scholarships to University students studying science, technology, engineering or math, who have demonstrated academic achievement and a need for financial assistance.
Read the StoryIn a letter to the community on Aug. 20, University President Scott R. Pilarz, S.J., responded to the release of more than 1,300 pages of grand-jury proceedings detailing sexual abuse by Catholic priests in Pennsylvania.
Read the StoryThe Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J. H’15, began his second tenure as president of the University on June 1, and Herbert B. Keller, S.J. H’06, who was serving as interim University president, took over a new role in August: special assistant to the president.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton has awarded nine students from its class of 2021 four-year, full-tuition Presidential Scholarships.
Read the StoryRead about recent updates to campus.
Read the StoryMore than 500 students participated in the 2017 Fall Career Expo organized by the Gerard R. Roche Center for Career Development.
Read the StoryIn November, 45 international students, exchange students and domestic students representing six continents convened at the Chapman Lake Retreat Center for a “Global Get Together.”
Read the Story“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.
Read the StoryIn November, nearly 100 students from local elementary and middle schools came to Scranton for a presentation about Ghana as part of International Education Week.
Read the Story"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.
Read the StoryStudents 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.
Read the StoryRead select news about new and developing programs at Scranton.
Read the StoryOn Aug. 21, the Scranton community gathered together to share in a special experience – the first total solar eclipse since Feb. 26, 1979.
Read the StoryEleven Scranton students participated in the National Jesuit Student Leadership Conference held at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., last summer.
Read the StoryThis 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.
Read the StoryRead about some appointments to the administration at Scranton here.
Read the StoryRev. Herbert B. Keller, S.J. H’06, was installed as interim president during the Mass of the Holy Spirit on Aug. 31, 2017.
Read the StoryThe new members of Scranton’s Board began their tenure at the start of the academic year, with the exception of Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J. H’15 who began earlier.
Read the StoryThe University’s 2017 commencement ceremonies took place on May 27 and May 28.
Read the StoryThe estate of artist Berenice D’Vorzon donated to the University a collection of her large-scale gestural paintings.
Read the Story'A Desert Experience,' a retreat designed by campus minister Fred Mercadante, won the Ignatian Medal for Outstanding Campus Program or Initiative.
Read the StoryThe Board of Trustees recently named Scranton’s south side athletics campus in honor of former University President Kevin P. Quinn, S.J.
Read the StoryFour distinguished alumni were inducted into the Kania School of Management’s Business Leader Hall of Fame in April.
Read the StoryMatthew Reynolds ’18 became the 12th Scranton student in 15 years to earn a prestigious Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship.
Read the StoryThe University presented its 2017 Pedro Arrupe, S.J., Award for Distinguished Contributions to Ignatian Mission and Ministry to CRISPAZ.
Read the StoryPatrick Rogers, S.J., the new executive director of The Jesuit Center, brings with him decades of educational, administrative and ministry experience.
Read the StoryThe University’s 117,420-square-foot Edward R. Leahy Jr. Hall has earned Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, or LEED, silver-level certification.
Read the StoryFour staff members received Sursum Corda (Lift Up Your Hearts) Awards at the University’s Spring Convocation.
Read the StoryThere is always a lot happening at The University of Scranton. Here are just a few highlights about some of our programs.
Read the StoryVillanova University School of Law admission is now guaranteed to qualifying University students through an innovative time- and expense-saving partnership.
Read the StoryLackawanna College graduates now have a strong financial incentive to complete their bachelor’s degrees at the University.
Read the StoryRev. Herbert Keller, S.J. H’06, University interim president, and Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J. H'15, president-elect, will work together this year.
Read the StorySee more photos of Father Panuska while he was at Scranton.
Read the StoryRead how the boy from east Baltimore grew up to become the president of The University of Scranton.
Read the Story“If only every qualified and needy student could receive a scholarship!” - Fr. Panuska
Read the Story“Of all the greetings I have received as president, none sound so sweet as ‘Papa Bear.’”
Read the StoryThe University community said goodbye to old Loyola this past summer to make way for a new campus green. Read about other campus updates here.
Read the StoryThe University dedicated and blessed a new Veterans and ROTC Resource Lounge.
Read the StoryThe election season was active and interactive at Scranton, which hosted several events that enabled the University community to become more informed about the issues.
Read the StorySeveral of our alumni reflect on what their Jesuit education has meant to them. What does it mean to you? Share your thoughts with us by tagging us and using #JesuitEducated.
Read the StoryAT&T’s It Can Wait® virtual reality (VR) experience visited the University in September, giving students and staff a chance to safely experience the danger of taking their eyes off the road to look at smartphones.
Read the Story“The Economics of Immigration” was the topic of the 31st Henry George Lecture in November.
Read the StoryThe University teamed up with Marywood University to increase campus diversity awareness.
Read the StoryStudents joined faculty and staff of PCPS for a service to honor those who donated their bodies to further education in the health professions.
Read the StorySeveral events during the fall 2016 semester focused on career success after graduation, including a career fair and a talk by a New York Times best-selling author.
Read the StoryThe 26th Annual Environmental Partnership Awards and Dinner featured both a recent University alumna.
Read the StoryMultiple events run by students at The University of Scranton in November highlight the many cultures from throughout the world represented on the Jesuit campus.
Read the StoryA CVS Health Community Grant will help the University begin a yearlong smoking-cessation program that will be run through CHEW.
Read the StoryIn the fall, we asked readers of The Scranton Journal to fill out a survey that would help us improve the magazine. We were thrilled to receive more than 800 entries!
Read the StoryThere is always a lot happening at The University of Scranton. Here are just a few highlights about some of our programs.
Read the StoryThe Friends of the Weinberg Memorial Library presented the Distinguished Author Award to Scranton native Stephen Karam.
Read the StoryTen university students have been named Presidential Scholars.
Read the StoryArea residents learned about the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) directly from members of Scranton’s Congolese refugee community.
Read the StorySeventy-five years after Worthington Scranton donated the Estate, the University received a $1.4 million gift from the estate of his son.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton dedicated Louis Stanley Brown Hall to honor its first African-American graduate, who was a member of the Class of 1919.
Read the StoryWe recently welcomed new members of the Board of Trustees. Read more about their experience below.
Read the StoryDanielle Butin, executive director of the Afya Foundation, spoke at the inaugural Maria Gervasio Cura Personalis Lecture in April.
Read the StoryMore than 1,500 Join the Ranks of Scranton Alumni in May. Read more about Commencement below.
Read the StoryOn April 6, students from the Early and Primary Education Department embarked on a field trip to Philadelphia.
Read the StoryThe Arrupe Award was presented to the Friends of the Poor.
Read the StoryThree major gifts made to The University of Scranton this spring will be instrumental in supporting its mission for years to come.
Read the StoryThere is always a lot happening at The University of Scranton. Here are just a few highlights about some of our programs.
Read the StoryScranton kicked off Black History Month early with the Greater Scranton Martin Luther King Commission annual awards and celebration dinner.
Read the StoryParticipants in the Scranton Family Papers Scanathon helped preserve fragile primary sources.
Read the StoryFour members of the Class of 2016 and a member of the Class of 2012 have earned Fulbright grants.
Read the StoryScranton marked the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death by presenting “Shakespeare Lives! A Festival."
Read the StoryTwo local banks made generous donations in support of two University programs.
Read the StoryThis spring, several engineering and KSOM students participated in the SimulTrain® project management game.
Read the StoryUniversity President Kevin P. Quinn, S.J., will step down at the end of the 2016-2017 academic year.
Read the StoryThe University welcomed many distinguished lecturers this past semester. Below is a list of select lectures by speakers who visited us in the fall.
Read the StoryThis fall, The University of Scranton and Geisinger Health System began an expedited bachelor of science in nursing (BSN) program for registered nurses working for Geisinger.
Read the StoryAlthough people with low vision are not blind, daily tasks can become quite difficult for them. However, with therapy and an adapted environment, there is no reason they cannot remain independent.
Read the StoryRev. G. Donald Pantle, S.J., 87, makes his way from his home in Baltimore, Maryland, to the Retreat Center at Chapman Lake for the faculty and staff women’s retreat every year. This year, he celebrated 35 years of leading the women’s retreat.
Read the StoryThe University dedicated Edward R. Leahy Jr. Hall, its new, state-of-the-art, eight-story building on Linden Street and Jefferson Avenue, at a ceremony on Sept. 18.
Read the Story“The Royal Reads Program creates a shared experience for our first-year class through the reading of a carefully selected book,” said Rebecca Haggerty, assistant dean for programs and assessment.
Read the StoryIn observance of the 35th anniversary of the death of Dorothy Day in 2015, a cooperative series of events about her life and work was held at Marywood University and The University of Scranton.
Read the StoryThe University’s Education for Justice Program, the Office of Campus Ministries and the Office of Sustainability hosted a live video stream broadcast of Pope Francis’ address to a joint session of Congress for students, faculty and staff.
Read the StoryMore than 50 local and national companies in a wide variety of industries had tables at the Center for Career Development’s first Job and Internship Fair. Companies included Coca-Cola, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) and the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, among many others.
Read the StoryThe University’s Fall Sustainability Symposium examined Pope Francis’ encyclical, Laudato Si’. More than 200 guests attended the event, titled “Care for our Common Home, World in Crisis.”
Read the StoryThe University has awarded nine students four-year, full-tuition Presidential Scholarships.
Read the StoryFaculty, staff and students organized a series of educational programs, advocacy opportunities and prayer activities to bring attention to the Syrian and broader global refugee crises.
Read the StoryChristopher Kilner was among just 12 undergraduate and graduate students in the United States chosen as a 2017 George J. Mitchell Scholar.
Read the StoryThis past summer, The University of Scranton hosted 16 current and rising principals from the NativityMiguel Coalition for “Ready to Lead” training on effective educational leadership in impoverished urban communities.
Read the StoryOn Nov. 23, Don and Lisa Shauger, with their son Donnie Shauger ’16, presented University President Kevin P. Quinn, S.J., with a replica of Neilson Carlin’s “The Holy Family.”
Read the StoryUniversity President Kevin P. Quinn, S.J., blessed the former Madison School in the historic Hill Section as an early childhood learning center and graduate student housing complex.
Read the StoryScranton received consistent recognition for its economic value in 2015, particularly for the impact the University has on the earnings of its graduates.
Read the StoryFive individuals have been named to the Board of Trustees: Patricia A. Byrnes Clifford ’86, P’17,’19; Alan J. Griffith ’76; Rev. Herbert B. Keller, S.J. H’06; James M. Slattery, CPA ’86; and Robert S. Weiss ’68.
Read the StoryDuring Commencement weekend, the University conferred more than 1,600 degrees. To watch the 2015 graduation, visit scranton.edu/scrantongraduation2015!
Read the StoryAssessment at the University begins with the faculty in particular, and the job of the Office of Educational Assessment, established in July 2014, is to be a resource.
Read the StoryThe Edward R. Leahy Jr. Center Clinic for the Uninsured received two grants this past semester - one from The CVS Health Foundation and one from the Northeastern Pennsylvania Health Care Foundation.
Read the StoryCreate “the next great embedded technology invention.” That was the challenge of the Intel-Cornell Cup, a national engineering competition for student inventors, held in May at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
Read the StoryOn the sixth annual “Scranton Day of Service” on March 21, alumni volunteered at 11 local services sites organized by nine Scranton alumni clubs in eight states and Washington D.C.
Read the StoryFour faculty members have teamed with two professional colleagues to rally the community, especially its most front-line professionals, around the problem of illiteracy.
Read the StoryScranton’s long tradition of success with students earning Fulbright scholarships continues with two graduates earning this honor this year: Benjamin Turcea ’15 and Brian Entler ’13, G’15.
Read the StoryIn January, 16 students participated in Trading Places, an intense, weeklong poverty simulation that included spending plenty of time outdoors in frigid winter weather.
Read the StoryChristopher LoGiurato was among just 123 students in the nation named “University Innovation Fellows” by the National Center for Engineering Pathways to Innovation.
Read the StoryUniversity students are singularly devoted to service. Their efforts landed Scranton on a prestigious list - the 2014 President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll.
Read the StoryThe University’s Kania School of Management honored five alumni as the first members of its Business Leader Hall of Fame in April. Among them, they have decades of experience in law and leadership.
Read the StoryThe Board of Trustees announced in August that the new building on the corner of Linden Street and Jefferson Avenue would be named Edward R. Leahy Jr. Hall.
Read the StoryA recent report by the Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program places Scranton among the top schools in the nation for economic value of education.
Read the StoryTriple major Christopher L. Kilner is among just 260 students in the nation earning a 2015-2016 Goldwater Scholarship — one of the most coveted honors in academia.
Read the StoryThe University presented its annual Pedro Arrupe, S.J., Award for Distinguished Contributions to Ignatian Mission and Ministry to Margaret Ann O’Neill of the Sisters of Charity.
Read the StoryOur social media sites keep our thousands of alumni connected. Read some highlights below from the summer and fall!
Read the StoryTwenty-six new full-time faculty members began teaching at the University this past fall on subjects ranging from pediatric physical therapy to the Bible.
Read the StoryThe University awarded 2014 Faculty Development Summer Grants to eight professors.
Read the StoryThe University granted promotions to the following Faculty members.
Read the StoryTerrence Sweeney, Ph.D., professor and chair of the Biology Department, was honored with the John L. Earl III Award.
Read the StorySeveral Scranton professors were featured by Inside Higher Ed on “The Academic Minute,” which is broadcast daily by Albany’s WAMC public radio station.
Read the StoryBrian Carpenter, Ph.D., and Douglas M. Boyle, D.B.A., accounting professors in the Kania School of Management (KSOM), received the Institute of Management Accountants’ (IMA) Lybrand Bronze Medal.
Read the StoryThe University’s Business Club named accounting professor, Daniel Mahoney, Ph.D., as the Kania School of Management’s (KSOM) “Professor of the Year.”
Read the StoryThe University reflects on the lives and work of the martyrs of El Salvador through a week of 25th anniversary commemorative events.
Read the StoryList updated with faculty who joined us in the fall
Read the StoryDozens of University of Scranton faculty members who also share the distinction of being proud alumni responded to a survey asking, among other questions, what drew them back to Scranton to teach and/or research, what makes the University so special and how their Scranton education defined them.
Read the StoryAlumni in the medical profession help to prepare for the treatment of patients with infectious disease, including a potential Ebola outbreak, stateside.
Read the StoryAn alumna reflects on her experience studying abroad in El Salvador in 2011 through Santa Clara’s Casa de la Solidaridad program.
Read the StoryThroughout the month of June, The University of Scranton Alumni Authors Exhibit is on display in the Library’s 5th floor Heritage Room.
Read the StoryThe University was awarded a $2 million Economic Growth Initiative grant for its new eight-story center for rehabilitation education.
Read the StoryThe University welcomed many distinguished lecturers this past semester.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton ranks among the best universities in the nation.
Read the StoryThe University of Scranton, Greenspace Properties and Hildebrandt Learning Centers announced a project to convert the former Madison Junior High School building into a learning center.
Read the StoryThe Symposium examined diverse job opportunities available in the sustainable energy and business industries and included an internship and career fair, as well as a panel discussion.
Read the StoryThe daylong conference featured a keynote address from Most Reverend Joseph E. Kurtz, D.D., president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops and archbishop of Louisville, Kentucky.
Read the StoryThe new major encourages students to be “mavericks” and problem solvers who can apply entrepreneurial skills to creating new businesses or being creative within an existing company.
Read the StoryStudents completed prestigious internships and gained research experience over the summer in 2014.
Read the StoryEarly in 2015, the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching awarded the University its highly respected 2015 Community Engagement Classification.
Read the StoryThe University will offer a doctor of nursing practice (DNP) degree through an innovative “executive format” beginning in the fall.
Read the StoryThe University’s Friends of the Weinberg Memorial Library honored best-selling author Colum McCann with the 2014 Royden B. Davis, S.J., Distinguished Author Award.
Read the StoryThe University’s 200,000-square-foot Loyola Science Center earned LEED gold status, which is globally recognized as the premier mark of achievement in green building.
Read the StoryPresidential Scholarships are awarded to incoming University freshmen with outstanding records in high school and notable community involvement.
Read the StoryAt 1,086 members, Scranton’s undergraduate class of 2018 surpasses the previous record of 1,054 students set by the class of 2015.
Read the StoryDirector of Sustainability Mark Murphy has identified many projects at the University that provide significant energy and cost savings.
Read the StoryScranton faculty members were honored for their contributions toward enhancing the University community at a ceremony held during the spring semester.
Read the StoryLori A. Bruch, Ed.D., rehabilitation counseling program director, received the Pennsylvania Rehabilitation Association’s (PRA) 2013 Ralph N. Pacinelli Leadership Award.
Read the StoryJohn A. Ruddy ’91, faculty specialist in the Accounting Department, was named Teacher of the Year by the Class of 2014.
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