Scranton Hospitals Plan to Merge By Victoria Scruse – Staff Writer The Commonwealth Health Moses Taylor Hospital and Regional Hospital have been providing healthcare services to the community since 1892 and 1978. A potential merger between the two hospitals draws attention to their history and legacy in Scranton. The history of the Scranton hospitals begins […]
Take a Break and Live in the Moment at Adezzo By Leandria Hercules – Staff Writer Sometimes you find the best places where you least expect them. Hidden away in an alley off North Washington Avenue in Scranton’s downtown is Adezzo, a gem of the local coffee shop scene. The Center Street establishment’s motto, “Take […]
Food & Fire BBQ – Taphouse Experience By Leandria Hercules – Staff Writer The savory aroma of smoked meat instantly fires at you as you pass through the black double doors of Food & Fire BBQ – Taphouse. The Moosic restaurant that specializes in authentic barbecue was created by Binghamton, New York-area partners Jeff Tiderencel, Dan […]
The Debate for Senate: Fetterman vs Oz By Victoria Scruse – Staff Writer As November draws closer, the race for Senate is almost coming toward the finish line between Lt. Gov. John Fetterman and Dr. Mehmet Oz as they prepare to debate in October. Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, a Pennsylvania native, currently serving as the […]
The Three Best Cheap Eats Off Campus By Jackson Fiener – Staff Writer SCRANTON – Eating on campus every day during the school year can become repetitive and boring. So, it is worth learning local spots in Scranton to mix things up while staying on budget. For this newspaper’s purposes, the eateries that will be discussed […]
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 Dubbed Allergy Capital Of The United States By Jackson Feiner | Staff Writer SCRANTON – Spring is in the air. It’s getting warmer, the days are getting longer, the flowers are coming in and the leaves are returning to the trees. For those of us with seasonal allergies, this can be the worst time of the […]
The Weinberg Memorial Library To Reward Student Scholars By Phil Rauch | Editor in Chief The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Memorial Library will be presenting awards to student scholars who submit research projects to their database. The intention of the award is to highlight student scholarly excellence in research using the library in particular. The […]