Two University teams, Landmark Conference champions, head to the NCAA tournament this week.
The Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities’ (AJCU) Nov. issue of Connections focuses on serving veterans at Jesuit institutions.
The international service trip is hosted by University Campus Ministries in conjunction with CHRISPAZ, Christians for Peace in El Salvador.
The University joined the National First-Generation College Celebration with an event on campus Nov. 8.
On Wednesday, Nov. 6, the University held its inaugural Fail Forward Panel for faculty, staff and students.
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Please join us for a lecture titled, "Sexual and Gender Minority Cultural Humility in Healthcare 101: Impact on Healthcare Disparities" on Tuesday Nov. 19, 2019, at 6 p.m. in the Moskovitz Theater.
Beyond the Commons is a dinner series that gives students the opportunity to network with Scranton alumni who share common interests or majors.
In mid-October, University of Scranton occupational therapy (OT) students and faculty were invited to present their research endeavors at the annual Pennsylvania Occupational Therapy Association conference in King of Prussia.
Students, join Dr. Michael Friedman in a travel course to Staunton, Virginia.
The University welcomes its third cohort of students into the doctor of business administration (DBA) program.
Panelists discussing “How Can Law Address the Crisis of Democracy?” tackle autocracy, advocacy and the Constitution at a recent fellowship launch.
If you are interested in spending next June in one of Europe's most dynamic cities, feel to attend the Scranton in Berlin 2020 Information Session, which will be Tuesday, Nov. 5 from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. in Saint Thomas 312.
The Manresa Retreat is inspired by the the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius.
The Fail Forward Panel is an initiative that’s new to our campus and designed to help students normalize the struggles and challenges encountered in everyday life.
Daniel Piazza ’21 is a strategic communication major who has taken his love of film to the next level.
The Undergraduate Award for Humanistic Inquiry (UAHI) is a grant of up to $1,500 for student research or creative work in the humanities.
The Office of Campus Ministries’ Born to be Wild Retreat is a day-long hike up Mt. Tammany at the Delaware Water Gap.
The University has added a new major in mechanical engineering for the 2020-2021 academic year.
Come get a check-up for your neck up!
Join FANS (Future Alumni Network of Scranton) for an elevator pitch workshop with Chris Whitney, director of The Gerard R. Roche Center for Career Development!
Madeline Miller, author of “Circe,” discussed her novel at the Royden B. Davis, S.J., Distinguished Author Award dinner on Oct. 5.
Autism Speaks U is an organization that supports students, faculty and alumni in their awareness and fundraising efforts for Autism Speaks.
The University hosted more than 130 organizations at its biannual Career Expo for students from all majors.
Drs. Caporale and Zanzana organized and co-led the 12th Study in Florence annual Summer Program from June 1-29, 2019.
One of the options for Residential Learning Communities (RLCs) is the Global Exchange program. Read about the global experience one apartment group has had, here.
If you are interested in studying abroad this intersession and spring, please note that the deadline for application is Oct. 15, 2019.
The Bread of Angels author, Stephanie Soldaña, delivered the University’s 8th annual Ignatian Values in Action Lecture.
The University of Scranton’s Office of Campus Ministries offered the fourth annual Soul Men’s Retreat for male undergraduate and graduate students.
Eighteen students from the University of Scranton class of 2023 have been awarded four-year, full-tuition Presidential Scholarships.
