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Ten Years of Compassionate Care at Leahy Low Vision Clinic
The Leahy Low Vision Clinic, opened 10 years ago, offers unique services to clients.

Drummer Marion Felder To Perform Oct. 25 With University Jazz Band
Felder, currently touring and recording with Michael Bublé, will perform a concert and also offer a free masterclass.

University Hosts City Mayoral Debate
Scranton Mayor Paige Cognetti and challengers Trish Beynon, Gene Barrett and Rik Little participated in the debate.

Baseball Curator Shieber Speaks at Schemel Forum
This year’s Schemel Forum World Affairs Luncheon Seminars series began with a deep dive into a historic baseball event.

Scranton Student Grace Mansfield Wins Broadcast Award, Discusses Podcasting, Baseball, College
The Pennsylvania News Media Association awarded the junior communications and philosophy double major second place in the radio series in Radio Division II.

Global Insights October: Mohamed Saleh presents Egypt
The "cradle of civilization" wraps around the Nile with fertile lands and rich human history. Considered a birthplace of civilization, writing and architecture, Egypt still plays a key role in world developments.

University of Scranton Names Four New Trustees
The University of Scranton added four alumni as new members to its Board of Trustees.

Awards, Presentations Highlight U.S. Conference on Disability
The annual event was bookended with remarks by former U.S. Sen. Bob Casey and author Tiffany Yu.

Anthracite Coal Industry on Display; Art Series Opens Next Week
Two special events — featuring lectures and public receptions — are scheduled this fall at the University’s Hope Horn Gallery.

Schemel Forum Programs To Explore Medieval Books, History of Finland
The Nov. 13 Schemel Forum Collaborative Program will take a deep dive into history, exploring books that are hundreds of years old.

Program on Jewish-Christian Relations Oct. 21
This month, The University of Scranton will host an event titled “Jewish-Christian Relations in the Wake of Oct. 7 and the War in Gaza.”

WSJ: Scranton One of the Best Colleges for Return on Investment
The University of Scranton ranks 112th nationally in the WSJ’s “Best Colleges,” and top 140 in “Best Salaries” and “Social Mobility” categories.
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Advancing the Mission: Campus Transformation at The University of Scranton Since 1888
A newsletter from the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Memorial Library.In June 2024, University President Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., announced the construction of Robert S. and Marilyn A. Weiss Hall, a nearly 90,000-square-foot center for workforce development, applied research, and outreach. To celebrate this latest example of campus expansion, the Weinberg Memorial Library is looking back at the campus’s architectural evolution since the University’s founding in 1888.

LCHS Faculty and Students Spend Intersession at Maggie's Place
Intersession in Northeast Pennsylvania often brings cold temperatures and dreary, gray days. However, this year, nursing student Erin Heartly served as peer facilitator and Professor Natalie Gilboy from the Nursing Department chaperoned a domestic outreach service trip to the nonprofit Maggie’s Place in Phoenix, Arizona.