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Construction on Mulberry Street Complex Announced (from The Scranton Journal, 2010)

Article from the Summer 2010 edition of The Scranton Journal about construction of the Mulberry Street Complex (later named Pilarz Hall).

A University Transformed (from The Scranton Journal, 1999)

Article titled "A University Transformed," written for the March 1999 issue of The Scranton Journal

U of S to Erect Student Hall: Approximate Cost $1 Million, 1958

Scranton Tribune article about the razing of three University of Scranton dormitories on Quincy Avenue to make way for the Gunster Memorial Student Center.

Progress Being Made on U of S Dormitories, 1960

Scranton Times article about the construction of two new dormitories (later named Lynett Hall and Giblin-Kelly Hall) at Linden Street and Clay Avenue.

Site of Another University Dormitory, 1960

Scrantonian article about the razing of the Joseph Casey home on Clay Avenue and Linden Street to make way for new dormitories (later called Lynett Hall and Giblin-Kelly Hall).

New University Dorm Taking Shape, 1965

Scranton Times article about the construction of Nevils Hall.

Construction on Nevils Beach, 1980s

Construction equipment on Nevils Beach

Linden Street before the Commons, undated

Dormitories along Linden Street at the corner of Clay Avenue prior to the construction of the University Commons in 1980.

Loyola Hall: Meeting a Growing Community Need, 1959

Newspaper advertisement regarding the University of Scranton's Loyola Hall.