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Students Perform at Intercollegiate Band Festival
Six University of Scranton Performance Music students participated in the Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Band Festival on Mar. 14-16.
Six Events Designed to Make March 27 Career Expo a Slam-Dunk
Students who attend two or more career development events and the March 27 Career Expo will receive a free T-shirt.
Students Learn Eight Languages in a Day
More than 100 area high school students learned about languages and cultures from around the globe at the World Languages Day event.
Celebrating Women's History Month
The University of Scranton celebrates women in its history, as continued in the Cultural Centers' theme of “Moving Forward Together.”
Arts, Culture and Wine To Be Discussed at Schemel Forum Events
Schemel Forum collaborative programs will feature topics in the areas of literature, culture, music and wine education during the spring semester.
University Library Book Sale Set for April 26-27
The University’s Weinberg Memorial Library is accepting book, CD and DVD donations for its annual book sale the last weekend of April.
Bursting Our Political Bubbles: A Dialogue on Recent Executive Orders 3/25
The Political Dialogue series returns for Spring 2025 to provide students with opportunities for dialogue, reflection and connection. The topic will be recent Executive Orders and will take place on March 25 from 7-9 p.m.
The 2025 Brain Bee Competition Winners Announced
The winners of the 24th Annual Northeast PA Brain Bee for high school students hosted at The University of Scranton represent three states.
Fabril Desroches '27, To Present Global Insights 'Haiti' March 26
Global Insights continues the 10th year of programming with "Haiti" at the next spring Global Insights event on March 26.
Meg Cullen-Brown Magis Award for March 2025
Sarah M. Shedlauskas '99 receives the Meg Cullen-Brown Magis Award for March 2025.
Research Presented at Eastern Psychological Association Conference
Undergraduate students, recent graduates and faculty members presented research at the Eastern Psychological Association conference in Philadelphia.
Royals Changing Outcomes One Child at a Time
University alumni, faculty and students rally in support when Douglas Boyle, DBA '88 and Laura Boyle champion a youth center that provides a free environment for athletics, artistry and wellness.
Athletics News
March 17, 2025Softball Splits Pair With Wisconsin-Whitewater & Keuka
March 17, 2025Elston Reaches 100 Career Hits as Baseball Takes Down Rutgers-Newark, 7-2
March 17, 2025Women's Golf Finishes Seventh at LVC Spring Invitational
March 17, 2025Women's Tennis Drops Close Match to Indiana University-Kokomo, 4-3
March 16, 2025Baseball Completes Series Sweep of Juniata
March 16, 2025Softball Opens Spring Break Trip With 3-2 Victory Against Cortland
March 16, 2025No. 3 Women's Basketball Drops Heartbreaker to No. 23 Wisconsin-Stout in NCAA Quarterfinals, 81-77
March 15, 2025Women's Lacrosse Suffers Heartbreaking Loss to No. 20 Stevens on Saturday, 12-11
March 15, 2025Elston's Walk-Off Home Run Powers Baseball Past Juniata, 10-9
March 15, 2025Cortland’s Big Second Half Proves Costly as Men’s Lacrosse Falls to the Red Dragons, 14-8
Alumni News
March 06, 2025University To Host Philadelphia Networking Reception With Alumni and Students April 4
Meet up with your fellow Royals in the City of Brotherly Love.
March 05, 2025Register Today for the Days of Service
Show your community the meaning of "men and women for and with others."
March 05, 2025Alumni Class Notes, March 2025
Share your story with your Royal Family.
March 05, 2025University Opens Registration for Reunion 2025
Register today to pick up where you left off.
March 04, 2025University to Host Lady Royals NCAA Pre-Game Reception March 7
Join your fellow Royals for a complimentary pre-game reception.
March 04, 2025Shamrockin' Eve Returns
Royals from the Classes of 2021-2025 to celebrate Scranton tradition March 7.
March 02, 2025The Alumni Survey Is Coming Soon
Help shape the future of Scranton by participating this spring.
February 12, 2025Reminder: University To Hold Regional Alumni Events in February, March
Mark your calendar for an upcoming Royal event near you.
February 12, 2025Register Today for Shamrockin' Eve March 7
Royals from the Classes of 2021-2025 to celebrate Scranton tradition.
- February 12, 2025
University Announces Additional Days of Service in 2025
Annual alumni tradition expands to season of caring.
February 05, 2025Alumni Society Advisory Board Seeks New Members
Apply today to support your alma mater.
February 05, 2025University Seeks 2025 O'Hara Award Nominations
Nominate your favorite Royals from class years ending in "0" and "5."
February 05, 2025University To Host 'Royals 2 Royals' Networking Event Feb. 21
Meet up with current students in a casual setting.
February 05, 2025Alumni Class Notes, February 2025
Share your story with your Royal Family.
- January 24, 2025
University to Host 'Royals 2 Royals' Networking Event Feb. 21
Meet up with current students in a casual setting.
January 24, 2025Save The Date for the Day of Service April 12
Show your community the meaning of "men and women for and with others."
- January 24, 2025
University to Hold Regional Alumni Events in February and March
Mark your calendar for an upcoming Royal event near you.
January 22, 2025Reminder: University to Hold Reunion Weekend June 6-8
Together again at last.
- January 21, 2025
Alumni Class Notes, January 2025
Share your story with your Royal Family.
January 08, 2025University to Hold Presidential Reception in New Jersey Jan. 22
Spend an evening catching up with your fellow Royals in the Garden State.
Featured publications
Service in the Community
This intersession, first-year OT student Jayda Eike was one of 11 students chosen to participate in a service trip to New Orleans, Louisiana, with the Center for Service and Social Justice.
‘Good Work That Does Good in the World’
During a presentation to Professional Nursing students, Daysi Carreto ’14, assistant director of community and civic engagement at Scranton, highlighted the Catherine McCauley Center’s “Period Project,” which provides menstrual products to clients, many of whom are experiencing homelessness. The presentation opened the eyes of many students to the challenges of menstrual hygiene product access due to poverty. Inspired by this, they, under the guidance of their instructor, Dona Rinaldi Carpenter, Ed.D., professor of nursing, began to collaborate with the Catherine McCauley Center on a Community-Based Learning (CBL) project.
