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Graduate Open House Set for April 10 at Scranton
Area residents, alumni and students can learn about the more than 30 advanced degrees offered at The University of Scranton at its Graduate Open House on Apr. 10.
Professor Wins Second National Accounting Ethics Award
A research article that offers a model for building a career-long ability to fend off fraud wins national ethics award, making professors at Scranton the top recipients of this notable prize.
Economic Impact of Risky Health Behaviors Analyzed
Research that weighs in on the economics of obesity to be discussed at the University’s Henry George Seminar April 8.
Ignatian Colleagues Program Executive Director Visits Scranton
Faculty, staff and administrators hear how all contribute to shared Jesuit and Catholic mission at discussions with AJCU’s Ignatian Colleagues Program executive director.
Linden Street Receives Royal Treatment
On 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.
Opportunities for All Majors at Career Expo
Jumpstart your career at a University Career Expo that has representatives from more than 100 organizations participating.
Landscapes from the University Art Collection Displayed
Our Common Home: Landscapes from the University of Scranton Art Collection features nature paintings connected to Pennsylvania. The exhibit opens April 5.
'Heat Pumps and Heat Pump Water Heaters' Discussion April 16
University to offer Earth Day Event regarding heat pumps and heat pump water heaters that can help the climate and save money.
Earn Prizes in April by Reading Royal News
Play the Royal News Trivia Challenge for a chance to win weekly prizes and a grand prize. The contest will begin April 3 and continue through April 19, 2024.
Club Spotlight: Scranton Alliance for Equity Promotes Inclusivity with a Variety of Events
The President and Vice President of Scranton Alliance for Equity, or SAFE, said the club will host a weekend of Pride activities in April, including a late-night bingo and karaoke celebration on April 6 and a pre-Pride silent march on April 8.
Students Volunteer To Serve During Spring Break
University of Scranton students participate in spring break service trips to Kentucky and Arizona.
Playing Soccer to Teach Sports Management
Soccer tournament guarantees games for middle and high school players while teaching sports management concepts to University of Scranton undergraduates.
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Oh, the Places You’ll Go: BAP Does Atlanta!
An edition of our Beta Alpha Psi (BAP) and Society of Accounting Students (SAS) monthly newsletter, The Debits and Credits
Alumni Profile: Speaking From Experience To Help Others Open Up
As a speech-language pathologist at the American Institute for Stuttering (AIS), Mark O’Malia ‘14 provides specialized, universally affordable stuttering therapy and support for clients ages 2 to 80.We all carry with us distinctive traits that make us unique. Oftentimes, though, they take time to fully appreciate.Mark O’Malia ‘14, M.S., CCC-SLP, knows the feeling.“I stutter, which is something that runs in my family. It started when I was 3,” said the Wilkes-Barre native. “There are a lot of misconceptions about stuttering. Really, it’s just a neurological condition, but growing up with it was just an incredibly challenging experience.”
Senior Students Volunteer in the Dominican Republic
In late January 2024, a team of 14 senior OT students and two faculty chaperones traveled over 1500 miles to engage in a transformative Level I fieldwork experience bridging professional healthcare attributes with global awareness initiatives.