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Mitchell Sporing of The University of Scranton's class of 2024 committed to post-graduation long-term service through the Jesuit Volunteer Corps.

Nine members of The University of Scranton's class of 2023 committed to post-graduation long-term service projects.

University of Scranton students participate in spring break service trips to Kentucky, Missouri and California.

Business Leadership Honors Program students gain experience consulting for largest gang rehabilitation and re-entry program in the world.

Ten members of The University of Scranton's class of 2022 committed to post-graduation long-term service projects.

The 15th annual Panuska College of Professional Studies Blessing of the Books project collected more than 6,000 children's books this year.

Five members of The University of Scranton's class of 2021 committed to post-graduation long-term service projects.

Members of The University of Scranton's class of 2020 committed to post-graduation long-term service projects.

Members of The University of Scranton's class of 2019 committed to post-graduation long-term service projects.

University of Scranton students built homes, served at-risk youth and prepared meals for the homeless during their participation in six domestic service trips, organized by Campus Ministries' Center for Service and Social Justice, over spring break.

Fifteen members of The University of Scranton's class of 2018 committed to post-graduation long-term service projects.

Exercise science majors led demonstrations of hands-on demonstrations of sophisticated biomechanical measurement equipment for high school students from Wyoming Valley West as part of National Biomechanics Day at The University of Scranton.

Sixteen first-year students who led book discussions at Scranton area libraries as part of a first-year seminar course at The University of Scranton.

Students to participate in six service trips organized by Campus Ministries' Center for Service and Social Justice during spring break.

Eighteen graduates of The University of Scranton who have committed to long-term service projects with nonprofit organizations and underserved populations throughout the country and internationally. Their service begins this summer and includes programs run by the Jesuit Volunteer Corps.

Students were among 45 University of Scranton students who participated in six domestic service trips organized by Campus Ministries' Center for Service and Social Justice.

Seventeen members of The University of Scranton's class of 2016 volunteered after graduation for long-term service projects with nonprofit organizations and underserved populations throughout the country and internationally. Their service begins this summer and includes programs run by the Jesuit Volunteer Corps.

Seventeen members of The University of Scranton's class of 2016 volunteered after graduation for long-term service projects with nonprofit organizations and underserved populations throughout the country and internationally. Their service begins this summer and includes programs run by the Jesuit Volunteer Corps.

During Easter break, 17 University of Scranton students participated in three domestic service trips organized by Campus Ministries' Center for Service and Social Justice.

During Easter break, 17 University of Scranton students participated in three domestic service trips organized by Campus Ministries' Center for Service and Social Justice.

Members of The University of Scranton's class of 2015 who volunteered after graduation for long-term service projects with nonprofit organizations and underserved populations throughout the country. Their service begins this summer and includes programs run by Teach for America and the Jesuit Volunteer Corps.

University of Scranton Student Government officers helped to organize more than 400 student volunteers for a clean up of areas in the hill section near campus.

Twenty University of Scranton graduates, including 17 members of the University's class of 2014, volunteered for long-term service projects with nonprofit organizations and underserved populations internationally and in states throughout the country. Their service begins as early as June and includes programs run by Teach for America and the Jesuit Volunteer Corp.

Area residents were among the 14 University of Scranton graduates who will work for long-term service projects with nonprofit organizations and underserved populations in states throughout the country after graduation. Organizations and programs include Teach for America and the Jesuit Volunteer Corps. The following local residents committed to long-term service projects.

Thirteen University of Scranton students have been awarded the Scholars in Service to Pennsylvania Award. This award honors those vowing to complete 450 hours of individual service in the community throughout the calendar year. The following local students are among the Jesuit university's Scholars in Service

Local residents were among the 23 members of The University of Scranton's class of 2012 who will work as long-term volunteers following graduation.

More than 70 University of Scranton students participated in alternative spring break trips in March that allowed them to work with the homeless, former gang members, children with disabilities, and others in need through service agencies throughout the country. Students volunteered at Mercy Home for Boys and Girls in Chicago, Ill.; St. Michaels Association for Special Education, St. Michaels, Ariz.; Jesuit Volunteer Corps (JVC) Northwest in Spokane, Wash.; Young People Who Care, Inc., in Frenchville; the McKenna Center in Washington, D.C.; WorkFest in the Appalachian region of Kentucky; Homeboy Industries in Los Angeles, Calif.; Francis Corps in Syracuse, N.Y.; and the Providence Center in Philadelphia. The following local students participated at the locations listed: