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Hear what alumnus James Murray '90, the director of the U.S. Secret Service, has to say about his job, cybersecurity and having a positive attitude: https://bit.ly/3xF7OLS #ScrantonAlumni #universityofscranton

"The learning curve is quite steep for me right now, but the University feels like home, said University President Joseph G. Marina, S.J. Read the story: https://bit.ly/3xEyJaA #universityofscranton #ScrantonOrientation

Welcoming our newest students during the first day of #ScrantonOrientation! It's official, #Royals2025, you're part of the #universityofscranton family!

Welcome to #ScrantonOrientation, Class of 2025! scranton.edu/orientation

"As I walked, I looked up to the sky saying, 'I did it, Dad!'" Emma Davidson '21 lost her father to cancer just two days before graduation. In part because of a promise she made to him, she walked across the stage to get her diploma on May 23. Read the story she shared on social media, here:... https://bit.ly/3vuy9eh To all of our father figures out there -- Happy Father's Day.

Linda Neilan '94 applied her Spanish skills beginning with her volunteer service after graduation. She went on to teach Spanish at a Jesuit high school, obtain her law degree, represent all kinds of workers in New York City and serve as a foreign service officer in Brazil and Mexico. How important has knowing a second language been in your career? Read more about Neilan and others: https://bit.ly/3qAzlvf #universityofscranton #ScrantonAlumni

There’s snow place like home! (: Erica Homan ‘21)

Students recently participated in Community-Based Learning courses to address local issues: https://bit.ly/3qo3w8T #OurScranton #universityofscranton

Our 53rd Annual Noel Night may have looked a little different this year, but it was as beautiful as ever. Thank you Performance Music at The University of Scranton! Watch it below. #ScrantonChristmas

What has parenting during the pandemic been like for you? We're writing a story for The Scranton Journal about alumni who have been parenting children of all ages over the past 9 months, navigating the challenges that come from stay-at-home orders, lost jobs and added responsibilities. Please fill out this form and we may publish your story (or parts of it!) in our article: https://bit.ly/3lCGzek

Dominique Preate '23 sits down with Dr. Michelle Maldonado, dean of CAS, to discuss the life and work of Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz, a writer, philosopher and poet, sometimes referred to as "The Phoenix of Mexico," on the 372nd anniversary of her birth in the latest Scranton Shorts podcast. Visit https://bit.ly/SSSCSorJuana to hear the show on Apple Podcasts, or download it directly, here: https://bit.ly/3eZPipl.

Celebrating our #firstgenroyals all week! https://bit.ly/38zQrTe #CelebrateFirstGen #universityofscranton

Thank you, veterans. #VeteransDay2020 #universityofscranton

Read this profile and listen to the podcast to hear Professor Paul M. Jackowitz '77, assistant professor of computing sciences at the University, discuss everything from the room-sized computer the University housed during his student days to the 50th anniversary of the computing sciences at Scranton. https://bit.ly/3kIzAkz #ScrantonJournal #universityofscranton #ScrantonSTEM

Join Molly Elkins ‘21 and Dr. Teresa Grettano as they discuss the life of Ignacio Ellacuria, S.J., one of the Jesuit martyrs from the Salvadoran Civil War, on what would have been his 90th birthday. Visit http://bit.ly/SSSCEllacuria to hear the show on Apple Podcasts, or download it directly from the link below.