Students Provide Advice for First Years By Samantha Sonnie – Staff Writer Moving away from home to a new environment is no doubt difficult. It is challenging to overcome the negative or overwhelming thoughts that are influenced by the sudden change. Adjusting to the college lifestyle can be easier for some than others, but it […]
Liva Arts Company Starts Production on Fall Show By Isabella Barberio – Social Media Manager The hallway leading to the audition room was a sea of nervous faces. Whispering song lyrics to themselves, the nerves of the performers filled the air. Returning members of Liva Arts Company tried their best to ease the anxieties of […]
First Floor Hours Back to Normal By Phillip Schoch – Staff Writer Student favorites such as Which Wich, Pizza and Pasta, Chick-fil-A and Zoca are available during late-night again after the DeNaples Center’s first-floor food court expanded its hours. Last school year, only Grille Works and Chick-fil-A were consistently open for late-night. Joseph Boyd, the […]
Climate Change Activism Inspires a New Club at the U By Edward Fargis – Staff Writer This summer, our planet had managed to break numerous records. No, not the fun records you read about in the Guinness Book, but records of heat. Everywhere from California to Cornwall, record heat has been recorded, with a new […]
A New Club Welcomes the Discussion of Faith By Kyra Krzywicki – Staff Writer A new club on campus will give students interested in exploring faith-based questions the opportunity to have discussions and build community with their peers. The Faith and Reason Club, founded last semester by Christopher Hauser, who has a doctorate in philosophy, […]
Dean Expands on the Future of the Library By: Luke Shannon | Sports Editor For this Q and A, I wanted to talk with someone who had a large pull in the direction the University of Scranton is headed in. Who better that someone who has served as a dean, professor, department chair and research […]
Sophomores Buhler, Dowling Lead Women’s Golf At Conferences By Luke Shannon | Sports Editor SCRANTON – The conference championship represents the end of many athletic seasons. For women’s golf Saturday and Sunday, it represented a look at the future. Sophomores Madalyne Buhler and Victoria Dowling led the way on championship weekend for the University of […]
Students Take Back The Night By Julia Gavigan 💜 | Copy Editor SCRANTON – A fierce wind ripped across the Dionne Green Thursday as students leapt over their tables to keep their boards, papers and stickers from flying into the Loyal Science Center. Despite the annoying weather and a biting cold, dedicated royals stood outside for […]
Scranton Scope Reviews Bingeworthy Shows By Amelia Semple | Staff Writer Students love binging shows in their spare time when they’re not studying for classes or participating in clubs. We want something that is exciting with cool characters, a dramatic plotline, and something that captures our attention. Since college students are on the hunt for new […]
Library Replaces Java City With Scranton Market By James Leonard | News Editor The university is constructing a new food vendor for students offering 24/7 service. General Manager of Operations Joe Boyd said the university wanted to offer something fresh and new instead of rejuvenating the Weinberg Memorial Libraries Java City. “The library location was previously […]