Amy Gruzesky is a journalist based in Scranton, Pennsylvania, focusing on local news and events. She writes for Penn State University, covering a range of topics including community events, campus news, and profiles of individuals making a difference in the Scranton area.
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Penn State Scranton recently hosted its much-anticipated Honors and Awards Dinner, an annual celebration dedicated to recognizing the outstanding achievements of students, faculty and staff members.
By: Amy Gruzesky
Continuing an annual tradition, Penn State Scranton honored students, faculty and staff for their commitment to campus life at the year-end Student Recognition Dinner on April 17, in the View Café. Over 100 people attended the dinner, which recognized students who have distinguished themselves through their campus involvement, academic rigor and community service.
May 14, 2024 By Morgan Sewack DUNMORE, Pa. — Penn State Scranton's Assistant Teaching Professor of English Kara Stone has been honored with the George W.
By: Amy Gruzesky
Penn State Scranton recently hosted its annual Lambda Pi Eta honor society ceremony recognizing high-achieving students in the corporate communication program.
By: Amy Gruzesky
Penn State Scranton received a $1,700 grant from the Scranton Area Foundation to continue funding a training program for teachers, staff and administrators in nine local school districts, which will help them recognize and better serve students with special needs. Credit: Penn State Expand
May 20, 2024 By Morgan Sewack DUNMORE, Pa. — Integrating real-world experiences outside the classroom is crucial for students' success and development.
May 22, 2024 By Morgan Sewack DUNMORE. Pa. — This spring the campus' Beta Sigma Delta honor society inducted three new outstanding students to its ranks.
May 22, 2024 By Morgan Sewack DUNMORE, Pa. — A group of Penn State Scranton students have wrapped up another successful year assisting
By: Amy Gruzesky
Penn State Scranton Chancellor Elizabeth Wright has announced that technical services employee Michael “Jake” Hinton has been named the campus’ Employee of the Month for July.
By: Amy Gruzesky
DUNMORE, Pa. — Penn State Scranton held an official ribbon-cutting ceremony for its newly renovated Library Building and Nursing Suite on Wednesday, Oct. 2. The $13.1 million project, completed this summer, included major changes to both the library and nursing suite spaces and represents a significant commitment by Penn State to education and research, community engagement and nursing education.
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