Dialogue participants discuss what freedom means to them By Erin MacKay SCRANTON- City Public Health Coordinator, Rachna Saxena, said she wants to find out more about what is going on in the world. “I am here to learn and find out what is going on, to hear the views of other people and to learn […]
Royal Reviews “My Year of Rest and Relaxation” By Isabella Barberio | Staff Writer My Year of Rest and Relaxation by Ottessa Moshfegh gained popularity at the end of 2021, so I figured it would be a great book to start 2022. This book is ideal for anyone in their early or mid-twenties. I greatly […]
Alice V. Leahy Food Pantry Open to University Community By Kelly Nee | Managing Editor SCRANTON – The Alice V. Leahy Food Pantry is an on-campus resource open to students, faculty and staff in need, as well as residents of the greater Scranton area. The pantry is stocked with typical canned and boxed goods, in addition […]
P.O.D Recipe Of The Week By James Leonard | News Editor Whether it is trying to find a late night snack or craving pizza on a budget, these quick and easy P.O.D meals of the week are both tasty and light on the Flex wallet. Pizza Bagel Sliders: 1. Preheat oven to 425 degrees for pizza […]
Dr. Reavy Celebration Of Life By Kelly Nee | Managing Editor The Celebration of Life event for Matthew Reavy, Ph.D. will take place April 1 at 3 p.m. in The Moskowitz Theater of The DeNaples Center. All students of the communication department are invited, as well as department alumni, all university faculty and staff, and Dr. […]
Gerry Zaboski Explains High Tuition and Financial Aid By Jackson Feiner | Staff Writer SCRANTON – Attending The University of Scranton provides a unique experience that many other institutions don’t provide, but it can come with a heavy financial burden. The total direct cost (which means not including financial aid, scholarships or grants) to attend the […]
Clothesline for Men Offers Volunteering Opportunities By James Leonard | News Editor SCRANTON – University students are within feet from a new volunteering opportunity. The Clothesline For Men is a satellite of Scranton’s Friends Of The Poor initiative where individuals can come and pick out clothing and hygienic supplies to use to get back into […]
Stepnowski Leads Softball to Double-Header Sweep of NYU By Luke Shannon | Sports Editor Scranton entered the day 1-1, missing several key players with the stomach bug. Its offense had only produced five runs in those first two games. Twenty-two runs later, huge performances from many on that same offense powered the Royals back into the […]
Stepnowski Leads Softball to Double-Header Sweep of NYU By Luke Shannon| News Editor Scranton entered the day 1-1, missing several key players with the stomach bug. Its offense had only produced five runs in those first two games. Twenty-two runs later, huge performances from many on that same offense powered the Royals back into the win […]
Students Voice Concerns Over Dining Options and Hours By Julia Gavigan | Copy Editor SCRANTON – Students at the University of Scranton are frustrated about the rigid dining hours of operation that do not cater to their busy schedules. There is nothing worse than traveling all the way down the hill toward The DeNaples Center on […]