AI Integration Transforming the Global Business Landscape

AI Integration Transforming the Global Business Landscape By Ryan Hanley and Jack Gaudioso – Staff Writers The impact of newly-developed Artificial Intelligence has already made waves in the ever-evolving world of business. AI is being utilized through several different sectors of the economy to help employees maximize efficiency and optimize company strategies for how they […]

Vatican Official Coming to University

Vatican Official Coming to University By Kyra Krzywicki – Staff Writer A high-ranking Vatican official is coming to the University of Scranton to speak about women in the church March 29 at 7 p.m. in the DeNaples fourth floor ballroom.   The speaker, Sister Nathalie Becquart, XMCJ, serves as the undersecretary of the General Secretariat of […]

Communication Students Lead Girl Scouts on Media Journey

Communication Students Lead Girl Scouts on Media Journey By Julia Gavigan SCRANTON – On March 4, 91 girl scouts made their way to the McIlhenny Ballroom to learn about the misrepresentation and bias of women in media and advertisements.   The event was led and staffed by several students from the Communication and Media department, namely […]

Former Professor Sues University Over COVID-19 Policy

Former Professor Sues University Over COVID-19 Policy By Alex Nunez – Staff Writer A former University of Scranton faculty member filed a lawsuit against the University, its faculty union and the former provost over the school’s coronavirus policy. The professor, Benjamin Bishop, claims the University infringed on his First and 14th Amendment rights by forcing […]

Water Company Fails to Notify University Over Contaminated Water 

Water Company Fails to Notify University Over Contaminated Water  By Alex Nunez  – Staff Writer Pennsylvania American Water, the main provider of water in Scranton, did not notify the university before construction took place on Mulberry Street last month, according to Mark Murphy, director of sustainability and energy management.   The university had at least three […]

Authorities Remove Dangerous Chemical From Student Facilities

Authorities Remove Dangerous Chemical From Student Facilities By Alex Nunez Scranton emergency services participated in the removal of a hazardous substance from Loyola Science Center during the week of Oct. 20. The hazard was discovered during a routine safety inspection by University of Scranton employees according to Stan Zygmunt, Director of News and Media Relations.  […]

Midterm Election Results

Midterm Election Results By Jackson Feiner – Staff Writer Since election day on November 8, all votes have been accounted for in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania. PA’s 8th district, which contains the greater Scranton area, had three major elections to vote in.   The gubernatorial race was between Josh Shapiro (D) and Doug Mastriano (R). With […]