While the COVID-19 pandemic may have halted many businesses, The University of Scranton Small Business Development Center (SBDC) team has been working diligently to support our region’s small business community.
Traditional face-to-face CBL experiences were transformed into research-based projects, virtual tutoring and lesson plans for K-12 students, organizational promotion and media campaigns, and health promotion projects.
High school students graduate from University of Success, a multi-year, pre-college mentorship program at The University of Scranton.
The University will light the Class of 2020 Gateway in observance of Juneteenth National Freedom Day in Pennsylvania on June 19.
Edward R. Leahy Jr. Center Clinic for the Uninsured earns 2020 Gold Rating from the National Association of Free and Charitable Clinics.
The University will light the Class of 2020 Gateway and the historic Scranton Estate in crimson and gold in remembrance of George Floyd.
The University of Scranton Office of Community Relations and the Schemel Forum present a roundtable discussion exploring the impact of COVID-19 on June 15.
Registration for the ACCE Virtual Town Hall Meeting with author Temple Grandin, Ph.D., capped at 3,000 for the Zoom webinar held on May 19.
A follow up virtual community dialogues will be offered on June 3 to explore personal values and new possibilities for our community.
Physical Therapy students transition Community Based Learning to virtual community resource.
University students maintain connection with area K-12 school students by creating educational and fun videos for children and sharing as a community resource.
University faculty, staff, and community partners lead an effort to collect and share residents’ stories of resiliency and strength.
The Electric City Connection, a collaboration led by The University of Scranton, Scranton Tomorrow and Friends of the Poor was launched on March 20.
Nearly 150 students in grades six through 12 participated in the University’s Earth Day Essay Contest on the 50th anniversary of Earth Day.
The spring semester’s State of Scranton series goes virtual on Tuesday, April 28 at 1 p.m. with Paige Gebhardt Cognetti, newly elected Mayor of the City of Scranton and the first female to hold the position.
A set of virtual civic dialogues will be offered during the week of April 27 to engage students in conversation and foster community.
The Slattery Center for the Humanities and Panuska College of Professional Studies collaboration will inspire sharing stories of autism.
Virtual town hall sessions are planned for parents with ASD individuals in their families and caregivers during Autism Awareness Month.
The University of Scranton Small Business Development Center (SBDC) offers services at no cost to assist small businesses in the face of the COVID-19 crisis.
Honor Roll recognizes Royals serving as ‘men and women for and with others’ by their selfless response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Performance Music will present a Facebook Live event with acclaimed musicians Peter and Will Anderson about their World Premiere compositions.
Area students in grades seven to 12 can still participate in The University of Scranton Earth Day Essay Contest.
University’s Autism Collaborative Centers of Excellence executive hub will promote Autism Awareness Day and Month.
Geisinger President and CEO Jaewon Ryu, M.D., spoke to Business Leadership Honors Program students at The University of Scranton.
The 2020 Census is only nine questions and all you need is your address to fill it out at my2020census.gov.
The University thanks those responding to COVID-19 through Royals Respond which includes a St. Thomas Gateway tribute, honor roll and more.
The University of Scranton donated much-needed medical supplies and lent three ventilators to area hospitals.
The University offered Google News Lab Training on data journalism for students and professional journalists.
More than 900 students accepted to the University’s Class of 2024 have registered for Virtual Preview Day, planned for Mar. 28.
Two new programs have been launched to help address urgent needs in the Scranton community, needs mirrored in communities across our country due to the coronavirus and its impact on economic and community wellbeing.
