An iPad, waterpark tickets and fitness club memberships are among $7,000 worth of prizes participants can win in the Leaves of Class Raffle.
Two University Speech Team members have qualified for National American Forensics Association’s (AFA) Tournament.
A degree in business analytics prepares graduates in a high growth field with employment opportunities in virtually every type of industry.
Student musicians at The University of Scranton will take center stage at Annual Empty Stocking Fund Benefit Concert on Dec. 12.
Examples of the “immense generosity of humanity” celebrated at the Panuska College of Professional Studies Ceremony of Remembrance.
Yuliy Sannikov, Ph.D., presented The University of Scranton’s 35th Henry George Lecture on “The Value of Money: Currencies, Bonds, Bitcoin.”
The University’s Christmas season will kick off with its 54th annual Noel Night concert on Saturday, Dec. 4.
The Gail and Francis Slattery Center for Humanities hosted the Inaugural Sondra and Morey Myers Distinguished Visiting Fellowship Lecture.
In its first national ranking of part-time MBA programs, Fortune ranked The University of Scranton at No. 55 in America.
The University holds its annual Thanksgiving Food Drive through which 125 food baskets were given to area families in need.
The Office cast member and author Brian Baumgartner receives a Royal welcome at The University of Scranton on Nov. 18.
Welcome to Dunder Mifflin author and The Office cast member Brian Baumgartner to visit campus for Q and A with students and a book signing.
The founding director of the National Museum of African American History and Cultures to speak Nov. 18 at inaugural humanities lecture series.
University of Scranton’s Symphonic Band to perform on Nov. 20 at 7:30 p.m.
Undergraduate students present their research at the American Society for Mass Spectrometry’s 69th annual conference.
Professor accepted to NEH and United Kingdom’s Arts and Humanities Research Council Spanish Paleography and Digital Humanities Institute.
The University of Scranton observed Veterans Day at on- and off- campus events.
History Professor Roy Domenico, Ph.D., publishes new book on Catholic cultural politics in Italy from 1948 until 1974.
Bongrae Seok, Ph.D., discusses “Moral Psychology of Confucian Shame” at Asian Studies Lecture on campus.
Ninety-nine percent of the University’s class of 2020 graduates earning a bachelor’s degree were successful in obtaining their career goal, and 98 percent of class of 2020 members at the graduate level reported being successful in their choice of career path of either employment or pursuing additional education within 12 months of graduation.
Trumpeter/vocalist Benny Benack III slated for Nov. 12 Performance Music concert at The University of Scranton.
Five students received Excellence in STEM Program Sanofi US Summer Research Awards.
Biology professor received a $198,265 National Science Foundation grant to research impact of plastic debris on freshwater microorganisms.
Students can learn to “fail forward” from the real-life stories of four members of the University community.
“Every human being has creative value,” said AJ Paron-Wildes in her presentation at 20th anniversary of the U.S. Conference on disABILITY.
University’s Schemel Forum to explore timely, fascinating topics at annual Collaborative Programs in November.
Chemistry professors received a $362,773 NSF grant to purchase state-of-the-art research equipment.
Father Columba Stewart, O.S.B., received an honorary degree at the University’s Fall Lecture in the Humanities.
The University of Scranton’s 35th Henry George Lecture, presented by Yuliy Sannikov, Ph.D., is set for Nov. 17.
University hosts Ignatian Values in Action Lecture for members of class of 2025 as part of Royal Reads and First Year Seminar program.
