Advancing the Mission

Upper blocks of Linden Street, 1980, prior to the construction of the University Commons

Students on Linden Street, undated

Strike on Monroe Ave, 1970

Construction of the University Commons, 1980

Linden Street Turnaround, 1982

Linden Street, 1970s, prior to the construction of the University Commons

Linden Street and Gallery Building, 1984

Gallery Building: View from Galvin Terrace, 1980

Photograph of the University of Scranton Gallery Building, taken from Galvin Terrace. The Gallery would be demolished in 2001 to make room for the Founders' Green.

Gallery Building: View from Linden Street, 1980

View of Linden and Monroe taken from St. Thomas Hall (Scranton Hall and the Gallery Building are visible)

Engineering Building on the corner of Linden and Monroe, ca. 1950s, later the site of St. Thomas Hall

One of three Navy barracks buildings purchased by the University after World War II to accommodate the influx of students enrolled on the G.I. Bill. It originally housed the Physics and Engineering departments. Dismantled in 1961.

Engineering Building, 1950s, now the site of St. Thomas Hall

One of three Navy barracks buildings purchased by the University after World War II to accommodate the influx of students enrolled on the G.I. Bill. It originally housed the Physics and Engineering departments. Dismantled in 1961.