The University of Scranton

Fourteen students recently traveled to New York City, where they pitched a fully developed advertising campaign for a corporate client.

A team of University of Scranton students won an American Advertising Federation NEPA campaign competition for an area nonprofit organization.

A team of University of Scranton students won an American Advertising Federation NEPA campaign competition for an area nonprofit organization.

University students in Social Media Campaigns Course won third place in the Gift of Life 2024 Students Save Lives College Challenge.

University students place well at international cybercrime investigation conference competition as part of South Korea study abroad course.

University students place well at international cybercrime investigation conference competition.

Nursing students win the 18th annual Jeffery Allan Walp Student Nurse Challenge that poses questions like the nursing licensure exam.

Students participate in the 2024 Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) State Leadership Conference.

Scranton students medal at Pennsylvania FBLA State Leadership Conference and advance to national FBLA conference this summer.

University of Scranton student selected for a highly-competitive Eastern Psychological Association Diversity Travel Fund Award.

University of Scranton students win awards at the American Mock Trial Association Regional Competition in Washington, D.C.

More than 60 students actively learned about real-world business scenarios by participating in PwC's Case Competition at Scranton in November.

Students majoring in cybercrime and homeland security placed second and third in a cyber security simulation student competition hosted by Endicott College in Massachusetts.

For third consecutive year, University of Scranton students won the national Cyber Forensic Student Competition sponsored by the U.S. Department of Justice's Bureau of Justice Assistance.

Eight students qualified for the FBLA National Leadership Conference through strong performance at the FBLA State Leadership Conference.

University of Scranton Speech and Debate Team member won a third-place medal at a virtual collegiate forensics tournament.

Two University Speech Team members have qualified for National American Forensics Association's (AFA) Tournament.

University's Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) student chapter named among five Outstanding Student Chapters in the nation.

University students took top honors at the 2021 Phi Beta Lambda National Leadership Conference.

University students took top honors at the 2021 Phi Beta Lambda National Leadership Conference Qualifier.

University students won the Cyber Forensic Student Competition sponsored by the U.S. Department of Justice's Bureau of Justice Assistance.

University students compete in American Advertising Federation National Student Advertising Competition, District 2.

University of Scranton Speech Team member won a second-place medal at a virtual collegiate forensics tournament held on Feb 28.

Three University of Scranton finance majors were named as finalists in the 2021 Philadelphia CFA Institute Research Challenge.

Liam Mulvaney of Jenkintown was awarded The Weinberg Memorial Library 2020 Bonnie W. Oldham Library Research Prize in the Graduate Category.

Katherine Burke of South Abington Township Wins The University of Scranton Weinberg Memorial Library Research Award

Eryn Boken of South Pasadena Wins The University of Scranton Weinberg Memorial Library Research Award.

University of Scranton Speech Team member Kyra Krzywicki wins award at recent collegiate forensics tournament at Cornell University.

The University of Scranton community health education students made it to the final round of the Society for Public Health Education (SOPHE) 2019 National Student Case Competition. The competition, which took place at the society's annual conference in Salt Lake City in the spring, provided undergraduate and graduate students of health education the opportunity to display their developing expertise. Scranton students who participated, all of whom were community health and education majors, were Kelly Reilly, Hicksville, New York; Sinead O'Brien of Hillsdale, New Jersey; and Hazel Skarbek of Glenside.

University of Scranton's mock trial team members secured a bid to the opening round of the championship series of the American Mock Trial Association for the first time after competing in the Association's regional qualifier at Pennsylvania State University in February.