Author Ken Ilgunas will present “Trespassing across America” at the University on Sept. 16.
Author Stephanie Saldaña will present the University’s Ignatian Values in Action Lecture on Sept. 19 on campus.
The University’s Asian Studies Asian Moon Festival Interactive Concert will take place on campus on Sept. 9 in Brennan Hall.
United Neighborhood Centers is hosting its 3rd Annual Welcoming Scranton event at Connors Park on Saturday, Sept. 7 from 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.
Healing, Reconciliation and Hope Task Force hosts lectures on Insights from History and Theology and Prevention, Healing and Reconciliation.
Wells Fargo provided $15,000 to support the University of Success a multi-year, pre-college program for high school students.
A Sept. 6 recital by acclaimed organist Daniel Ficarri will open the Performance Music fall season at the University.
The Schemel Forum’s World Affairs Luncheon Seminars examine how history informs contemporary American and global politics.
A fair is planned on Sept. 10 at the University for area nonprofit organizations seeking college students as volunteers.
Harmar Brereton, M.D., and Scranton professors in philosophy and history will lead Schemel Forum courses this fall at the University.
A free “Back to School Bonanza” for children 3 to 12 years-old and their families is planned for Aug. 25 at The Marketplace at Steamtown.
The Schemel Forum’s “University for a Day” on Sept. 14 will include four lectures focused on environmental issues.
Incoming high school students enter the University of Success, a multi-year, pre-college mentorship program at The University of Scranton.
Rev. Herbert B. Keller, S.J., was named vice president for mission and ministry at the University.
The University of Scranton received 10 Stop the Bleed kits from Geisinger.
Twenty-two middle school students who will begin high school this fall are spending two weeks of their summer on campus.
The University celebrated the second cohort to compete its Nonprofit Leadership Certificate Program at a ceremony on campus.
New York Times bestseller author Madeline Miller will receive the 2019 Royden B. Davis, S.J., Distinguished Author Award on Oct. 5.
The following is a list of University of Scranton events that are open to the public for August 2019.
The University of Scranton will update the Linden Street facing façade of St. Thomas Hall.
On Wednesday, July 3, the annual Scrantastic Spectacular will be taking place on Courthouse Square in downtown Scranton from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.
The University’ Center for the Analysis and Prevention of Crime project is among just 16 in U.S. funded by Vera Institute of Justice.
High school students graduate from University of Success, a multi-year, pre-college mentorship program at The University of Scranton.
Check out June's First Friday Scranton on June 7, the first of the summer! Along with over 30 participating locations, there will also be a free health fair, an Arts Engage! show, a Corvette Club car show, and more!
The University of Scranton hosted multiple academic competitions for middle and high school students on campus in April and May.
University hosts its annual Hayes Science Competition for High School Physics and Engineering Students.
Students in the University’s Business High School Scholars Club hosted a case competition for area high school students.
Winner of The University of Scranton Math Integration Bee high school competition is announced.
Our annual rummage sale, benefiting Domestic Service Programs, will be held on Tuesday, June 4 from 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. in the Girl Scout House, 333 Madison Ave. The sale is open to the public.
Elementary, middle and high school students win medals in The University of Scranton Earth Day Essay Contest.
