Show the world what it means to be men and women for and with others.
Scranton's LGBTQIA+ and ally network to foster connections with the University community.
Students enjoy virtual "coffee talk" sessions with Scranton alumni.
Learn how the Center for Career Development can help you achieve your goals.
The University will offer a new master’s degree in applied behavior analysis beginning in the fall of 2021.
Share your story with your Royal Family.
AACSB International accreditation was renewed for The University of Scranton’s Kania School of Management through 2025.
Join The University of Scranton Book Club to participate in lively, virtual discussions.
Learn how the Center for Career Development can help advance your career.
Scranton’s online graduate programs in business and MBA ranked among the best in nation and among the best for veterans by U.S. News.
Scranton’s Class of 2020 Gateway’s amber lighting in honor of a national moment of remembrance appeared in national Inauguration coverage.
The Princeton Review has included Scranton among the nation’s “Best Business Schools” for 16 consecutive years.
Learn how the Center for Career Development can help advance your career in this exclusive webinar.
Enjoy a taste of your fellow Royals' kitchens.
University community raises more than $80k for University causes on global day of giving.
'Tis the season for festive baking! Share your favorite recipes with your fellow Royals.
Celebrate the season with your Royal Family.
Scranton’s pass rate of 98.72 percent for the National Council Licensure Examination for nursing graduates is above the national average.
A student turned professor reflects on the history of computer science at Scranton.
One way students can open doors is by learning a world language.
Sameera Desai Sullivan ’05, G’06 turns her accounting degree into a global career in fashion and fitness.
Learn how to make the perfect Thanksgiving centerpiece at a zoom workshop hosted by Dorian Butovich of Central Park Flowers.
The University was one of two colleges in the nation selected to receive a 2020 Assessment and Impact Award for Nursing Education.
VA infection preventionist and former volleyball student-athlete keeps patients, staff safe.
Like any other wide-eyed, 18-year old freshman, Vanessa Relvas ’12 didn't know exactly what she was in for when she stepped onto Scranton’s campus more than a decade ago.
Nurses Andrew Graham '08 and Valerie Lucas '14 were part of the "heroic team" who treated their colleague at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
