University of Scranton President Joseph G. Marina, S.J., sent “A Call to Reflection on Juneteenth” to the University community.
Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., will begin his tenure as the 29th president of The University of Scranton on June 14, 2021.
Students in two Kania School of Management courses work to provide an update to Scranton Business Inventory.
New Cybercrime Investigation Camp offers high school students an opportunity to explore an emerging field.
Community, student and youth Dialogues took place this spring as a part of the University’s ongoing Dialogues Initiative.
The Commuter Student Association promotes downtown Scranton restaurant business to University students.
Students, faculty and staff were able to get a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at a clinic held in the Byron Recreation Complex on April 23.
Community-Based Learning “CBL Talks” Series provides students with the opportunity to learn about Black history, economic insecurity and immigrant inclusion.
More than 60 students in grades six through 12 participated in the University’s Earth Day Essay Contest. Awards were announced on Earth Day.
University is among the community organizations partnering for The Center for the Living City’s Observe Scranton Jane Jacobs First City Festival.
Nathaniel Frissell, Ph.D., is among the physicists researching ionospheric disturbances through NASA and International Space Science Institute projects.
Upcoming April 20 student political dialogue to explore the phenomenon and impact of “cancel culture.”
U.S. Rep. Matt Cartwright to discuss American Rescue Plan Act.
U.S. News ranked Scranton’s graduate nursing program and part-time MBA program among the top 100 “Best Graduate Schools” in America.
University of Scranton students help prepare Easter meal baskets with Friends of the Poor.
The University will host Preview Day for students accepted to its class of 2025 in a virtual format on Mar. 27, beginning at 10 a.m.
University students to expand on a pilot program to offer a virtual after-school program during the spring semester.
College of Arts and Sciences Dean Michelle Gonzalez Maldonado, Ph.D., discusses the impact of Pope Francis at Georgetown University event.
University of Scranton’s VITA program will stop accepting new applicants on Thursday, Mar. 25.
Thousands pay last respects to beloved University of Scranton President Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J.
University’s Office of Community Relations highlights Scranton’s new and unique businesses
Obituary for Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J. ’H15, President of The University of Scranton
Community members learning English as a second language can join for support on Tuesday afternoons.
Gail and Francis Slattery Center for the Ignatian Humanities will host talk by Notre Dame Theology Professor Fr. Emmanuel Katongole.
A virtual workshop for amateur radio operators and professional scientists will be March 19-20. The University will host the virtual event.
Area students in grades seven to 12 can participate in The University of Scranton Earth Day Essay Contest. Submissions are due by April 9.
Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., answered a few questions about becoming the 29th president of The University of Scranton.
The University of Scranton Magis Honors students have created a series of fun and educational science videos for kids.
The University will offer a new major in communication sciences and disorders beginning in the fall semester of 2021.
Two upcoming political student dialogues planned for spring 2021 will discuss the purpose and status of American democracy and explore “cancel culture.”
