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Area residents can meet with participants of Scranton’s Story: Our Nation’s Story who shared their stories, as well as organizers of the two-year, multifaceted project that was supported by a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) grant, at a Meet and Greet public reception at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Apr. 4, in The University of Scranton’s Weinberg Memorial Library. The reception is offered free of charge, however, registration is required to attend.
Community
March 18, 2024

Meet Scranton Stories Participants and Project Organizers

Meet area residents who shared their stories as part of Scranton’s Story: Our Nation’s Story, as well as the project organizers, at a public reception on Apr. 4.

University of Scranton chemistry faculty member Gerard Dumancas, Ph.D., and graduate student Adam Mehall ’23, were awarded a $5,000 National Science Foundation (NSF) Innovation Corps (I-Corps) grant to develop an analytical method to detect the authenticity of egg whites quickly and accurately. Pictured at a recent NSF I-Corp Program “Innovation Challenge” are, from left: Tina Thornton, Ph.D., NSF I-Corps Interior Northeast Faculty Lead and assistant professor at the University of Vermont; Dr. Dumancas and Mehall.
Student
March 13, 2024

Grant Supports Student/Faculty Product Innovation Research

University of Scranton student and chemistry faculty member receive NSF Innovation Corps grant to develop technique to determine the purity of egg whites.

University of Scranton chemistry faculty member Gerard Dumancas, Ph.D., and graduate student Adam Mehall ’23, were awarded a $5,000 National Science Foundation (NSF) Innovation Corps (I-Corps) grant to develop an analytical method to detect the authenticity of egg whites quickly and accurately. Pictured at a recent NSF I-Corp Program “Innovation Challenge” are, from left: Tina Thornton, Ph.D., NSF I-Corps Interior Northeast Faculty Lead and assistant professor at the University of Vermont; Dr. Dumancas and Mehall.
Student
March 12, 2024

Genius of Abraham Lincoln and Louis Armstrong Discussed

Loren Schoenberg, noted musician and scholar of the National Jazz Museum in Harlem, discusses the contribution of Abraham Lincoln and Louis Armstrong.

Karen Smith, Ph.D., director of clinical ethics at Banner Desert Medical Center and former chief ethicist for the Henry Ford Health System in Michigan, discussed “The Role of Ethics and Ethics Committees in Healthcare” at a lecture sponsored by Ethics Across the Curriculum, a new initiative began at The University of Scranton this academic year. At the lecture held on campus in February, from left, are: Michelle Maldonado, Ph.D., provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at Scranton; Dr. Smith, guest speaker; Sarah Kenehan Ph.D., executive director of the Slattery Center for Ignatian Humanities; and Christopher Hauser, Ph.D., assistant professor of philosophy at Scranton.
Faculty
March 12, 2024

Role of Ethics in Healthcare Discussed at University

A new initiative at The University of Scranton, Ethics Across the Curriculum, hosted a lecture on “The Role of Ethics and Ethics Committees in Healthcare.”

Karen Smith, Ph.D., director of clinical ethics at Banner Desert Medical Center and former chief ethicist for the Henry Ford Health System in Michigan, discussed “The Role of Ethics and Ethics Committees in Healthcare” at a lecture sponsored by Ethics Across the Curriculum, a new initiative began at The University of Scranton this academic year. At the lecture held on campus in February, from left, are: Michelle Maldonado, Ph.D., provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at Scranton; Dr. Smith, guest speaker; Sarah Kenehan Ph.D., executive director of the Slattery Center for Ignatian Humanities; and Christopher Hauser, Ph.D., assistant professor of philosophy at Scranton.
Staff
March 11, 2024

University Artisans Share Their Talents at Staff Showcase

At a new event organized by the Staff Senate, The Staff Showcase, colleagues presented their pastimes, talents and side pursuits and in some cases, explained or demonstrated them, in the DeNaples Center Ballroom on March 13.

two women, one wearing a white medical coat, standing an a medical clinic examination room
Community
March 10, 2024

New Clinic Directors Proud To Serve Students and Community

Medical 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.

two women, one wearing a white medical coat, standing an a medical clinic examination room
Community
March 10, 2024

University Library Book Sale Set for April 27-28

The University of Scranton’s Weinberg Memorial Library is accepting book, CD and DVD donations for its annual book sale the last weekend of April.

two women, one wearing a white medical coat, standing an a medical clinic examination room
Faculty
March 8, 2024

100 High School Students Spend World Language Day on Campus

On World Language Day, March 5, Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistants' (FLTAs) and Visiting Instructors shared interactive displays about their countries with visiting students from across northeastern Pennsylvania.

Royals celebrate the 13th annual Shamrockin' Eve March 10, 2023.
Alumni
March 6, 2024

Shamrockin' Eve Returns March 8

Royals from the Classes of 2020-2024 to celebrate Scranton tradition.

A graphic advertising the Day of Service.
Alumni
March 6, 2024

Register Today for The Day of Service

Show your community what it means to be "men and women for and with others" April 13.

A graphic advertising the SJLA Reunion April 6.
Alumni
March 5, 2024

Register Today for the SJLA Reunion April 6

Graduates of the Special Jesuit Liberal Arts program to return to campus for a day of learning, reflecting and reuniting.

The Class of 2020 Gateway lit up to resemble a purple cross on a white background.
Alumni
March 5, 2024

Alumni Class Notes, March 2024

Share your story with your Royal Family.

The flagpole terrace as seen from the Royal Way.
Alumni
March 5, 2024

Register Your Small Business in the Alumni Small-Business Online Directory

List your business to connect with your fellow Royals.

Undergraduate students, recent graduates and faculty members presented a dozen research studies at the Eastern Psychological Association conference in Philadelphia Feb. 29 to Mar. 1. Among the students who presented research are, first row, seated from left: Madeline Williams, Camryn Nagle, Jack Burke, Owen Stanczak, Elise Koegler, and Abigail Charneski. Standing are: Emma Stauffer, Erin Lona, Erica Czerwinski, Gabrielle Jamieson, Emma Trautfetter, and Madeline Bull; and faculty members Elizabeth Vento, Ph.D., visiting assistant professor of psychology, Anthony Betancourt, Ph.D., assistant professor of psychology, and John Norcross, Ph.D., Distinguished Professor of Psychology. Students absent from photo are Kim Thia Dang, Emily Fick and Morgan Jones.
Student
March 5, 2024

Research Presented at Eastern Psychological Association Conference

Undergraduate students, recent graduates and faculty members presented research at the Eastern Psychological Association conference in Philadelphia.

The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants “Strategies for Boosting Accounting Enrollment An AICPA Pipeline Acceleration Report” noted The University of Scranton Accounting Department’s successful initiatives to increase interest in the field of accounting, as well as efforts to support students studying accounting at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Only 13 colleges in the nation were included in the report that cites examples of innovative successful strategies for expanding access to accounting programs, enhancing student engagement and empowering student success.
Student
March 3, 2024

Efforts To Develop Future Accountants Nationally Noted

Scranton’s outreach and initiatives to broaden interest and increase support for future accountants was nationally recognized by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.

The Class of 2020 Gateway as seen from a low angle in springtime.
Alumni
March 3, 2024

Scranton Alumni To Gather for Spring Break Events

Celebrate all things Scranton with your fellow Royals near you.

The Class of 2020 Gateway as seen from a low angle in springtime.
General
March 1, 2024

University To Host First Graduate Program Open House

The University of Scranton announces its first Graduate Open House. Registration is open for the April 10 event that will offer an opportunity for attendees to explore programs and interact with faculty, staff and alumni.

The University hosts multiple academic competitions and educational events for area elementary, middle and high school students during the spring semester. The competitions include award presentations, and several also include interactive elements, such as the Evening of Environmental Science, planned for Apr. 18 this year.
Community
March 1, 2024

Let the Academic Games for Area Students Begin at Scranton

The University of Scranton will host multiple academic competitions for middle and high school students during the spring semester.

The University hosts multiple academic competitions and educational events for area elementary, middle and high school students during the spring semester. The competitions include award presentations, and several also include interactive elements, such as the Evening of Environmental Science, planned for Apr. 18 this year.
Community
March 1, 2024

Program on Israel/Palestine March 21

All are invited for a program on “Fostering Justice and Peace in Israel/Palestine: Palestinian and Jewish Perspectives on Current Realities and the Path Forward” on March 21 at 5 p.m. in the Pearn Auditorium, Brennan Hall or via Zoom.

The University hosts multiple academic competitions and educational events for area elementary, middle and high school students during the spring semester. The competitions include award presentations, and several also include interactive elements, such as the Evening of Environmental Science, planned for Apr. 18 this year.
Staff
February 29, 2024

Meg Cullen-Brown Magis Award for March 2024

Anthony Kilker receives the Meg Cullen-Brown Magis Award for January 2024

The University hosts multiple academic competitions and educational events for area elementary, middle and high school students during the spring semester. The competitions include award presentations, and several also include interactive elements, such as the Evening of Environmental Science, planned for Apr. 18 this year.
Student
February 29, 2024

Spotlight: Physical Therapy Club

President of the Physical Therapy Club Sienna Amato said members apply their knowledge to assist the community, and participate in a variety of volunteer-based service activities. One event, wheelchair basketball, raises funds for I AM (Individual Abilities in Motion.)

More than 40 Doctor of Physical Therapy students, 38 or whom are Scranton alumni, were selected to present their group research projects at the American Physical Therapy Association national meeting, which is the premier national physical therapy conference.
Student
February 27, 2024

DPT Students Present Research at National Conference

More than 40 Doctor of Physical Therapy students presented research at the premier national physical therapy conference.

More than 40 Doctor of Physical Therapy students, 38 or whom are Scranton alumni, were selected to present their group research projects at the American Physical Therapy Association national meeting, which is the premier national physical therapy conference.
General
February 27, 2024

The Spring 2024 Scranton Journal is Here!

The latest issue of The Scranton Journal is here. Flip through and read it on the website.

The University of Scranton’s University of Success, a four-year pre-college mentorship program that is offered free of charge to participants, is now accepting applications for the upcoming 2024 academic year that begins this summer. Applicants must be currently enrolled in the eighth grade.
Community
February 27, 2024

University of Success Now Accepting Applications

A free, four-year, pre-college mentoring program is now accepting applications from area students currently in the eighth grade.

In Concert: The University of Scranton Jazz Band with guest soloist Loren Schoenberg, piano and tenor saxophone, presented by Performance Music at The University of Scranton, will take place Saturday, March 2, at 7:30 p.m. in the Houlihan-McLean Center. The concert is open to the public, free of charge. At 3:30 p.m. on March 2, in the Atrium of the Houlihan McLean Center, Schoenberg and award-winning filmmaker Kris Hendrickson will host a free screening of their new WVIA documentary “Wham Re-Bop-Boom-Bam: The Swing Jazz of Eddie Durham.”
Community
February 26, 2024

Jazz Musician Loren Schoenberg to Perform March 2

Grammy-award winning jazz musician and noted historian Loren Schoenberg to perform, lecture and screen new documentary at Scranton.

In Concert: The University of Scranton Jazz Band with guest soloist Loren Schoenberg, piano and tenor saxophone, presented by Performance Music at The University of Scranton, will take place Saturday, March 2, at 7:30 p.m. in the Houlihan-McLean Center. The concert is open to the public, free of charge. At 3:30 p.m. on March 2, in the Atrium of the Houlihan McLean Center, Schoenberg and award-winning filmmaker Kris Hendrickson will host a free screening of their new WVIA documentary “Wham Re-Bop-Boom-Bam: The Swing Jazz of Eddie Durham.”
Student
February 23, 2024

Club Spotlight: Esprit Literary Magazine

Esprit Literary Magazine Production Manager Britney Walsh '24 reminds all that the due date for submissions this semester is Friday, April 5.

The University of Scranton hosted the 22nd annual Northeast PA Brain Bee for high school students on campus in February. Pictured are participants and Scranton students and faculty at this year’s competition, which is sponsored by the Neuroscience Program at the University and the Scranton Neuroscience Society. Rachel Thomas, a sophomore from Central Bucks South High School, came in first place in the 2024 competition.
Community
February 23, 2024

Winners of 2024 Brain Bee Competition Announced

Students attending high schools in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and Binghamton, New York, place first, second and third at the Neuroscience Brain Bee.

The University of Scranton hosted the 22nd annual Northeast PA Brain Bee for high school students on campus in February. Pictured are participants and Scranton students and faculty at this year’s competition, which is sponsored by the Neuroscience Program at the University and the Scranton Neuroscience Society. Rachel Thomas, a sophomore from Central Bucks South High School, came in first place in the 2024 competition.
Faculty
February 22, 2024

Event Showcases Beauty of French Language

Héloïse Vérissi, a French Fulbright Language Teaching Assistant, recently hosted “Beyond Borders: A Journey Through Folktales from the French Speaking World.”

Registration is available through March 22 for The University of Scranton’s Hayes Family Science Competition for High School Physics and Engineering Students. Hundreds of students from area high schools compete annually in the day-long academic competition that emphasizes fun applied demonstrations and experiments to test the high school students’ knowledge of physics and engineering concepts.
Community
February 22, 2024

High School Physics Competition Registration Open

Fun, hands-on learning emphasized for area high school students at upcoming Hayes Science Competition for High School Physics and Engineering Students.

The University of Scranton presented Sursum Corda (Lift Up Your Hearts) Awards to four staff members at a convocation held on campus. From left, are: Patricia Tetreault, vice president for human resources; Michelle Maldonado, Ph.D., senior provost and vice president for academic affairs; Sursum Corda Award recipients Lisa LoBasso, Ed.D., director of graduate programs and graduate assistantships; Peggy Doolittle, advancement coordinator, Office of Annual Giving; Hollie Roscioli, zone supervisor for physical plant; and Mary Beth Watson, administrative assistant, Panuska College of Professional Studies Advising Center; and Rev. Joseph Marina, S.J., president.
Staff
February 20, 2024

Four Receive Sursum Corda Awards at Scranton

Spring Convocation recognized staff members who joined the University during the past year and presented four staff members with Sursum Corda Awards.

The University of Scranton and Xavier School of Management, a Jesuit business school in Jamshedpur, India, signed an agreement of cooperation to set in motion the future development of joint research projects and educational programs. The agreement was signed by, from left, Sanjay Patro, Ph.D., dean of Xavier School of Management, and Michelle Maldonado, Ph.D., provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at The University of Scranton.
Student
February 20, 2024

Agreement with Xavier School of Management in India Signed

The University of Scranton signs an agreement of cooperation with a top-ranked, highly- competitive AACSB-accredited Jesuit business school in India.

Schemel Forum collaborative programs, Weinberg Memorial Library, Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine, GCSOM, Slattery Center for the Ignatian Humanities
Community
February 20, 2024

Schemel Forum Collaborative Programs Slated for March and April

Schemel Forum plans collaborative programs with the Slattery Center for the Ignatian Humanities and Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine.

The Asian Studies Program and the World Languages and Cultures Department at The University of Scranton hosted an Asian New Year Festival and Workshop on campus that included hands-on lessons on Chinese calligraphy and Japanese origami, which was led by Naoko Omori, guest instructor of Japanese from Japan and the ALLEX Foundation, World Languages and Cultures Department.
Student
February 20, 2024

Asian New Year Traditions Taught at Interactive Workshop

The Year of the Dragon celebrated at The University of Scranton’s Asian New Year Festival and Workshop.

The Asian Studies Program and the World Languages and Cultures Department at The University of Scranton hosted an Asian New Year Festival and Workshop on campus that included hands-on lessons on Chinese calligraphy and Japanese origami, which was led by Naoko Omori, guest instructor of Japanese from Japan and the ALLEX Foundation, World Languages and Cultures Department.
Community
February 18, 2024

Bursting Our Political Bubbles: Presidential Elections and Israel/Palestine

The Political Dialogue series returns for Spring 2024 to provide students with opportunities for dialogue, reflection and connection. First in the Political Dialogue lineup is the Presidential Elections 2024, which will be held on Monday, February 26.

The Asian Studies Program and the World Languages and Cultures Department at The University of Scranton hosted an Asian New Year Festival and Workshop on campus that included hands-on lessons on Chinese calligraphy and Japanese origami, which was led by Naoko Omori, guest instructor of Japanese from Japan and the ALLEX Foundation, World Languages and Cultures Department.
Student
February 18, 2024

Students Gain International Experience with Study Abroad

London, Osaka, Dublin and the Galapagos Islands in Ecuador were just a few of the global locations visited by University of Scranton students and chaperones throughout the 2024 intersession.

The Asian Studies Program and the World Languages and Cultures Department at The University of Scranton hosted an Asian New Year Festival and Workshop on campus that included hands-on lessons on Chinese calligraphy and Japanese origami, which was led by Naoko Omori, guest instructor of Japanese from Japan and the ALLEX Foundation, World Languages and Cultures Department.
Student
February 18, 2024

Student Spotlight: Peer Health Education Team

Now through March 8, the Center for Health Education and Wellness is currently recruiting for next year's Peer Health Education team. Apply to get involved on campus, gain leadership skills and join a community focused on happiness and health.

The Asian Studies Program and the World Languages and Cultures Department at The University of Scranton hosted an Asian New Year Festival and Workshop on campus that included hands-on lessons on Chinese calligraphy and Japanese origami, which was led by Naoko Omori, guest instructor of Japanese from Japan and the ALLEX Foundation, World Languages and Cultures Department.
Student
February 17, 2024

The University Players Present Musical Comedy 'Disaster!'

The comedy parodies 1970s disaster movies, and features all the hits from the era including: “I Will Survive,” “Knock on Wood," "Hooked on a Feeling," “Three Times A Lady,” "Sky High," "I Am Woman,” "Hot Stuff,” and more.

The Asian Studies Program and the World Languages and Cultures Department at The University of Scranton hosted an Asian New Year Festival and Workshop on campus that included hands-on lessons on Chinese calligraphy and Japanese origami, which was led by Naoko Omori, guest instructor of Japanese from Japan and the ALLEX Foundation, World Languages and Cultures Department.
Student
February 15, 2024

The Future of Journalism in Scranton Discussed

Rethinking Local Journalism in Scranton was the topic of a University of Scranton Schemel Forum presentation conveying the importance and power of the storyteller.

Twenty University of Scranton education majors are serving as student teachers during the spring semester at twelve local schools. First row, from left, are: Lainey Kamora, Sarah Walsh, Gracie Silva and Isabella Gorzkowski. Second row: Nina Bowen, Matthew Byrnes, Marina Nunziato and Kathryn Olafson. Third row: Jacob Vituszynski, Daniel Finning, Daniel Zych and Natalie Edwards. Fourth row: Gabriel Abood, Makenzie Bell and Haralampos Varonides. Absent from photo are Andrea Filachek, Jessica Notari, Daniella Raffa, Laura Scanlon and Bridget Warren.
Student
February 14, 2024

University Student Teachers Begin at Area Schools

University of Scranton undergraduate and graduate education students have begun serving as student teachers at 12 local schools this semester.

Twenty University of Scranton education majors are serving as student teachers during the spring semester at twelve local schools. First row, from left, are: Lainey Kamora, Sarah Walsh, Gracie Silva and Isabella Gorzkowski. Second row: Nina Bowen, Matthew Byrnes, Marina Nunziato and Kathryn Olafson. Third row: Jacob Vituszynski, Daniel Finning, Daniel Zych and Natalie Edwards. Fourth row: Gabriel Abood, Makenzie Bell and Haralampos Varonides. Absent from photo are Andrea Filachek, Jessica Notari, Daniella Raffa, Laura Scanlon and Bridget Warren.
Student
February 14, 2024

Students Deliver Service, Fellowship From L.A. to D.C.

During the 2024 Intersession, students and chaperones from the University’s Center for Service and Social Justice ventured to California, Montana, Washington D.C. and Louisiana.

Twenty University of Scranton education majors are serving as student teachers during the spring semester at twelve local schools. First row, from left, are: Lainey Kamora, Sarah Walsh, Gracie Silva and Isabella Gorzkowski. Second row: Nina Bowen, Matthew Byrnes, Marina Nunziato and Kathryn Olafson. Third row: Jacob Vituszynski, Daniel Finning, Daniel Zych and Natalie Edwards. Fourth row: Gabriel Abood, Makenzie Bell and Haralampos Varonides. Absent from photo are Andrea Filachek, Jessica Notari, Daniella Raffa, Laura Scanlon and Bridget Warren.
Student
February 12, 2024

Exhibit Shows Development and Final Pieces of Artist's Work

Art exhibit and lecture examine the mind of artist Ora Lerman - thinking critically and creatively – showing the stages of the development, as well as finished pieces of her work.

Twenty University of Scranton education majors are serving as student teachers during the spring semester at twelve local schools. First row, from left, are: Lainey Kamora, Sarah Walsh, Gracie Silva and Isabella Gorzkowski. Second row: Nina Bowen, Matthew Byrnes, Marina Nunziato and Kathryn Olafson. Third row: Jacob Vituszynski, Daniel Finning, Daniel Zych and Natalie Edwards. Fourth row: Gabriel Abood, Makenzie Bell and Haralampos Varonides. Absent from photo are Andrea Filachek, Jessica Notari, Daniella Raffa, Laura Scanlon and Bridget Warren.
Student
February 12, 2024

Club Spotlight: Black Student Union Organizes Freedom Fest

Diego Collado-Ramirez ’24, Internal Outreach Manager for the Louis Stanley Brown Black Student Union said the club serves as a hub for cultural exchange, emphasizing the importance of inclusivity.

Twenty University of Scranton education majors are serving as student teachers during the spring semester at twelve local schools. First row, from left, are: Lainey Kamora, Sarah Walsh, Gracie Silva and Isabella Gorzkowski. Second row: Nina Bowen, Matthew Byrnes, Marina Nunziato and Kathryn Olafson. Third row: Jacob Vituszynski, Daniel Finning, Daniel Zych and Natalie Edwards. Fourth row: Gabriel Abood, Makenzie Bell and Haralampos Varonides. Absent from photo are Andrea Filachek, Jessica Notari, Daniella Raffa, Laura Scanlon and Bridget Warren.
Community
February 12, 2024

Community-Based Learning Talk Series Returns for Spring 2024

A series of three talks will highlight community partners and issues, including health disparities, immigration and diversity, and homelessness in poverty in NEPA. Ways in which positive change can be enacted will be discussed.

Twenty University of Scranton education majors are serving as student teachers during the spring semester at twelve local schools. First row, from left, are: Lainey Kamora, Sarah Walsh, Gracie Silva and Isabella Gorzkowski. Second row: Nina Bowen, Matthew Byrnes, Marina Nunziato and Kathryn Olafson. Third row: Jacob Vituszynski, Daniel Finning, Daniel Zych and Natalie Edwards. Fourth row: Gabriel Abood, Makenzie Bell and Haralampos Varonides. Absent from photo are Andrea Filachek, Jessica Notari, Daniella Raffa, Laura Scanlon and Bridget Warren.
Staff
February 9, 2024

A Powerful Immersion Experience in El Salvador

Ryan Sheehan, J.D., Executive Director of The Jesuit Center discusses takeaways from the recent trip, Jan. 15 - 23, which included a visit to UCA, St. Oscar Romero’s crypt and the Church of the Divine Providence, the town of El Papaturro, and time spent with Sr. Peggy at the Art Center for Peace. 

In Concert: Dennis Lichtman and Mona’s Hot Five, presented by Performance Music at The University of Scranton, will take place Friday, Feb. 16, at 7:30 p.m. in the Houlihan-McLean Center. The concert is open to the public, free of charge.
Community
February 8, 2024

Dennis Lichtman and Mona’s Hot Five to Perform Feb. 16

Dennis Lichtman and Mona’s Hot Five, known for the famed Tuesday night trad-jazz session at the iconic New York bar Mona's, set to perform Feb. 16 on campus.

In its 2024 “Best Online Graduate Programs” listing, U.S. News & World Report ranked Scranton online master’s degree programs in business No. 52 and its MBA program at No. 120 in the nation. This is the 13 consecutive years U.S. News has ranked The University of Scranton’s online programs among the best in the nation and the 30th consecutive year that Scranton has been ranked among the top 10 “Best Regional Universities in the North.”
Community
February 7, 2024

Online Programs Ranked Among Best by U.S. News

Scranton’s online graduate programs in business and MBA are among the best in nation according to U.S. News.

Twenty area residents completed The University of Scranton Nonprofit Leadership Certificate Program. Seated, from left: John Santa Barbara, West Chester University Foundation; Susan Jeffery, Hawk Family Foundation; Amy Benjamin, Northern Tier Regional Planning and Development Commission; Lauryn Cleveland, Friendship House; and Arrah Fisher, The Cooperage. Sanding: Joan Peterson, Lackawanna County; Kathleen Barry, The Wright Center; Lori Chaffers, Outreach; Tiffany Benedict, Women's Resource Center; Laura Boyle, Scranton Youth Arts Coalition; Jennifer Passaniti, Center for Health and Human Services Research and Action; Andrew Chew, The Institute; Shane Powers, NeighborWorks; Erica Rogler, Wyoming County Cultural Center/Dietrich Theater; Art Levandoski, Jewish Family Services; Avianna Carilli, The University of Scranton; Matthew Ceruti, United Way of Lackawanna, Wayne and Pike counties; Amy Luyster, Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce; and Josh Nespoli, Community Strategies Group. Glynis Johns, Black Scranton Project, was absent from the photo.
Community
February 7, 2024

Area Residents Complete Nonprofit Leadership Program

Emerging leaders of area charitable organizations complete The University of Scranton’s Nonprofit Leadership Certificate Program.

Graphic advertising Florida events in February and March 2024.
Alumni
February 6, 2024

Register Today for Presidential Receptions in Florida Feb. 28-March 1

Meet up with your fellow Royals in the Sunshine State.

The University is holding an Earth Day Essay Contest for students in grades five through 12. This year’s essay theme is “Sustainable Living, Caring for Creation.” The contest is offered free of charge and submissions sent electronically are due on or before Apr. 5.
Community
February 6, 2024

Earth Day Essay Contest Explores Sustainable Living

Area students in grades five to 12 can explore sustainable living topics by participating in The University of Scranton Earth Day Essay Contest free of charge.

Students speak with alumni at the 2019 MAC Symposium.
Alumni
February 6, 2024

Register Today for 'Royals 2 Royals' Networking Event for Alumni and Students Feb. 23

Meet up with current students in a casual setting.

A graphic advertising The University of Scranton Alumni Small-Business Directory
Alumni
February 6, 2024

University Launches Alumni Small-Business Online Directory

List your business to connect with your fellow Royals.

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