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.
Teams from Emmaus High School placed first and second at the University’s annual Computer Programming Contest.
Approximately 70 4th graders and teachers from McNichols Plaza Elementary School visited campus on May 9.
The University of Scranton received $10,000 from the Robert H. Spitz Foundation to support its STEAM activities at area schools.
University President Scott R. Pilarz, S.J., announced the establishment of the Gail and Francis Slattery Center for Humanities.
Created and coordinated by Campus Ministries’ Center for Service and Social Justice, The Meg Cullen-Brown SMART Mentoring Program focuses on establishing supportive, personal connections between college undergraduate students and local high school students.
Performance Music’s 11th Annual Yevich Memorial Concert will feature David Ostwald’s Louis Armstrong Eternity Band.
The University of Scranton Players will present “The Porches Project,” a collaborative theater experience, May 3-5.
Former U.S. Ambassador to Israel and Egypt Daniel Kurtzer will present the Weinberg Judaic Studies Institute spring lecture May 7.
The 36th World Premiere Composition Series Concert on May 4 will feature two new works by Alex Nguyen.
On April 15, 2019, The University of Scranton convened a Political Dialogue in partnership with the Albright Memorial Library.
Book prices begin at 50 cents at the University’s Weinberg Memorial Library Annual Book, Plant and Tag Sale set for April 27-28.
The fourth Global Tastes of Scranton event took place on Sunday, April 7, 2019, for a sold-out crowd of over 200 guests.
Poems by Mary Oliver, who passed away in January, will be read by University President Scott R. Pilarz, S.J., and others at an April 23 event.
Acclaimed violinist Kako Miura will perform Friday, April 26, and Saturday, April 27, at the University.
The inaugural Social and Digital Media Conference will take place on Tuesday, April 30, in the DeNaples Center on campus.
“Lithuania: Traditional and Modern Nation” will be discussed at the Jay Nathan, Ph.D., Visiting Scholar Lecture Series on April 30.
