Feature Archive

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58th Commencement marks new chapter for Penn State Scranton graduates

Penn State Scranton welcomed 134 new alumni into the Penn State pride at its 58th commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 9, 2026 at the Scranton Cultural Center.

Students Get Involved in Clubs at Penn State Scranton

Attend our Club Fair each semester.

Welcome for the Spring Semester

Welcome back, and let’s make this semester a memorable one!

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International students find home away from home at Penn State Scranton

For international students like Tansi and Binni Patel, Penn State Scranton has become more than just a college campus.

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Season’s Greetings from Penn State Scranton!

Wishing you a winter break filled with joy, peace, and cherished moments from all of us at Penn State Scranton.

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Upcoming Workforce and Professional Development Courses Announced

The Center for Business Development and Community Outreach is proud to announce the Spring 2026 lineup of career and workforce development courses and workshops.

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Campus embraces innovative projects that promote sustainability

From green buildings to new student initiatives, Penn State Scranton is leading the way to a more sustainable campus.

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Get ready to have some fun as you return to campus for the fall semester!

Classes begin August 25, 2025.

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Penn State Scranton students make global impact in Puerto Rico

Scranton students spent their spring break this year in Puerto Rico for a service project aimed at supporting local residents and organizations.

Meet Dr. Ray Petren: Champion of family studies and student success

Raymond Petren, associate professor of human development and family studies, is a beacon of inspiration in the field of family studies.