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Judaic Studies Lecture Set for March 4
Accomplished professor, author and scholar of Jewish-Christian studies will present a Judaic Studies Institute Lecture on Mar. 4.

Scranton Hosts Black History Month Lecture
The University hosted a talk about “the Hidden History of Black Catholic Nuns in the United States” as part of its Black History Month programs.

Grant Boosts Ham Radio Science and Fun
A Frankford Radio Club grant will leverage the popularity of amateur radio operator contests to benefit science, technology and University students.

University Receives It’s On Us PA Grant
It’s On Us PA grant to combat sexual assault will support prevention education and resources, as well as training regarding healthy relationships.

Thought-Provoking Topics Featured at Luncheon Seminars
Schemel Forum World Affairs Luncheon Seminars offer something for everyone with lively discussions on pressing global and cultural topics.

Office of Community-Based Learning Announces Student Fellows
The Community-Based Learning (CBL) Student Fellows program seeks to expand the reach of CBL at the University by engaging with students who wish to pursue a CBL project.

Club Spotlight: Dance Team
Ava Pappalardo ‘25, President of The University of Scranton Dance Team, discusses her experience on team and attending Universal Dance Association College Nationals in Orlando, Florida.

Nursing Students Gain Clinical, Cultural Experience in Dublin
Twelve nursing students taking Healthcare Systems and Nursing Practice abroad participated in a Scranton intersession program at Trinity College Dublin School of Nursing and Midwifery in Ireland.

Black History Month Celebrations Include Film Series, Freedom Fest
For Black History Month, the University has planned multiple events for students, faculty and staff, with some events open to the general public.

Meg Cullen-Brown Magis Award for February 2025
Sybil Keris receives the Meg Cullen-Brown Magis Award for February 2025.

NSF Grant Awarded to Scranton Physics Professor
Six-figure National Science Foundation Grant awarded to physics professor Nathaniel Frissell, Ph.D., to support ionospheric research.

More Than 50 Events Planned for Spring Semester
Musical and theatrical performances, lectures by distinguished authors and art exhibits are among the 50-plus events planned at Scranton for the spring 2025 semester.
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Art Seminar
A brief introduction to art therapy was an engaging graduate student seminar that explored the power of art therapy to help individuals improve their social, emotional and cognitive well-being. Led by Dr. Stephanie Wise, an art therapist, the collaborative potential between art therapists and occupational therapists in advancing mental health care was explored.

Teaching, Research and Community at the New W3USR HAM Radio Station
Vibrant views of Jesuit education already occurring at The University of Scranton’s state-of-the-art amateur radio station were celebrated at the formal dedication of the facility located on the fifth floor of the Loyola Science Center.University of Scranton President, Rev. Joseph Marina, S.J., referenced the teaching, research and engagement with students and the greater community already taking place at the station in his remarks at the ceremony.

From Scranton with Care: 100 Blessing Bags for NEPA Youth Shelter
For the third year, our BAP and SAS members organized a Blessing Bag Drive for the NEPA Youth Shelter, located in Scranton. The NEPA Youth Shelter is a nonprofit organization that provides housing, after-school activities, food, clothing, educational resources, counseling, and a safe place for local high school students in need. As Scranton students, our members recognize the tremendous impact the shelter has on the community.