Alumni mentors ‘pay it forward’ the Jesuit way. Across disciplines, Scranton alumni support career growth through guidance, hiring and networking. These relationships foster opportunity, confidence and connection, reflecting a culture of generosity and professional excellence that continues to shape students’ paths long after graduation.
Alumni mentors ‘pay it forward’ the Jesuit way. Across disciplines, Scranton alumni support career growth through guidance, hiring and networking. These relationships foster opportunity, confidence and connection, reflecting a culture of generosity and professional excellence that continues to shape students’ paths long after graduation.
Former U.S. Senator discusses his enduring bond with Scranton and role engaging Royals to service as the University's Leahy Distinguished Fellow.
University unveils new strategic plan rooted in Jesuit values and a renewed vision.
The cover story of the spring issue reflects on Scranton’s alumni mentoring culture and the moments that spark it across disciplines. PLUS: University unveils a ‘roadmap’ to forging our future, a new strategic plan rooted in Jesuit values and a renewed vision for the future. ALSO: Former U.S. Senator Bob Casey discusses his enduring bond with Scranton and his role engaging Royals to service.
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Spring 2026
Humanistic approach to neuroscience research leads to new understanding.
Spring 2025
The University of Scranton community puts Ignatian values in action by changing outcomes one child at a time. Douglas Boyle, DBA '88 and Laura Boyle champion a youth center that provides a no-cost environment for athletics, artistry and wellness; Alumni, faculty and students rally in support.
Fall 2023
Now in her third year as a member of the University’s Board of Trustees, Newby uses her position to advocate for issues of access and diversity, equity and inclusion.
Spring 2025
How a fortuitous internship shaped Brett Nance’s impact on public health and epidemic response.
Spring 2024
Founders, past participants and the current coordinator gathered at the University’s Retreat Center at Chapman Lake to reflect and celebrate 20 years of First-years Involved in Reflective Service Together (FIRST). The initiative connects incoming students with fellow Royals while also introducing them to the “powerful Scranton culture of service and community."
Spring 2023
Always wanted to visit an archaeological excavation site? View a photo gallery from Red Bank Battlefield featuring history professor Dr. Jennifer Janofsky '95.
