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Inspired by our Catholic and Jesuit mission, this is where uncommon care leads to uncommon excellence. Where "Best of" is our norm. We are called the Royals but have no need for crowns because everyone's individuality is equally valued.

It's what we have in common that makes US so uncommon.

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Named among the friendliest and healthiest universities, with dining and residence halls ranked among the best in the nation, no matter where you’re from, there’s a feeling of belonging and comfort here.

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Robert S. and Marilyn A. Weiss Hall

The nearly 90,000 square-foot center for workforce development, applied research and outreach, located on the 300 block of Madison Avenue, was dedicated Sept. 3, 2025.
The four-story building includes state-of-the-art specialized laboratories, training and education spaces and will be home to two academic departments, student health and wellness. 

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Twenty-one University of Scranton education majors are serving this spring as student teachers at local schools. Front row, from left: Alessandra Bellino, of Schwenksville; Julia Santacreu, of Westbury, New York; and Katherine Smith, of Sparta, New Jersey. Second row: James Kane, of White Plains, New York; Molly Schollenberger, of Sayville, New York; Alexis Maese, of Marlton, New York; and Stevie Wilkinson, of Moscow. Third row: Ryan Sophabmixay, of Scranton; Anthony Normile, of Lindenhurst, New York; Paige Conflitti, of Moosic; and Bridget Basile, of Rockville Centre, New York. Fourth row: Timothy Prothero, of Scranton; Sean Comiskey, of Dublin, Ireland; Chloe Colozza, of Old Forge; and Gretchen Haray, of Haworth, New Jersey. Not pictured: Faith Kwasnik; James McGrath; Jessica Middleman; Alexis Nardella; Emma O’Hara; and Somer Walsh.
February 12, 2026

University of Scranton Student Teachers Begin Assignments at Local Schools
Twenty-one University of Scranton education majors are serving this spring as student teachers at local schools. Front row, from left: Alessandra Bellino, of Schwenksville; Julia Santacreu, of Westbury, New York; and Katherine Smith, of Sparta, New Jersey. Second row: James Kane, of White Plains, New York; Molly Schollenberger, of Sayville, New York; Alexis Maese, of Marlton, New York; and Stevie Wilkinson, of Moscow. Third row: Ryan Sophabmixay, of Scranton; Anthony Normile, of Lindenhurst, New York; Paige Conflitti, of Moosic; and Bridget Basile, of Rockville Centre, New York. Fourth row: Timothy Prothero, of Scranton; Sean Comiskey, of Dublin, Ireland; Chloe Colozza, of Old Forge; and Gretchen Haray, of Haworth, New Jersey. Not pictured: Faith Kwasnik; James McGrath; Jessica Middleman; Alexis Nardella; Emma O’Hara; and Somer Walsh.

Twenty-one students, who are pursuing undergraduate or graduate degrees in education, are practicing what they’ve learned in the classroom.

February 12, 2026

Schemel Forum Spring Luncheon Seminars Announced

Registration is now open for the spring Schemel Forum World Affairs Luncheon Seminars featuring distinguished speakers exploring topics both ancient and new.

February 16, 2026

Ethics Across the Curriculum, Slattery Center Lectures Upcoming

Notre Dame professor Meghan Sullivan, Ph.D., will present the season’s first lecture for Ethics Across the Curriculum.

February 12, 2026

Scranton Players to Tell Story of Renewal in Spring Musical

The University of Scranton Players’ spring musical, “The Spitfire Grill,” will be performed Feb. 27, 28 and March 1, 6, 7 and 8 with Friday and Saturday performances at 8 p.m. and Sunday performances at 2 p.m.

February 03, 2026

University to Host 'Royals 2 Royals' Networking Event Feb. 20

Meet up with current students in a casual setting.

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Upcoming Events

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Thu, 19 Feb 2026

Asian New Year Festival and Workshop
Sat, 21 Feb 2026

25th Annual Northeast PA Brain Bee
Fri, 27 Feb 2026

Advancing Decision Sciences with Artificial Intelligence - Swarm Intelligence, Predictive Analytics, and Executive AI Leadership
Fri, 27 Feb 2026

The Spitfire Grill, A Musical Based on the film by Lee David Zlotoff, presented by The Academic Theatre Program
Sat, 28 Feb 2026

Regional National History Day
Sat, 28 Feb 2026

In Recital - Sidney Outlaw, baritone voice and Christopher Johnson, organ\/piano\/harpsichord
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