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Island Carved From Curve Near St. Thomas Hall, 1965

Scrantonian article about the rerouting of Linden Street on the University of Scranton campus.

Advertisement: University of Scranton 1888-1964

Founded in 1888: University of Scranton Shows Remarkable Progress, 1970

Catholic Light article about progress at the University of Scranton over the years.

Article from 1955 discussing the progress of the University's new science building, Loyola Hall, as part of a larger campus expansion initiative.

Article from 1955 about the site for Loyola Hall being cleared

Loyola Hall: Meeting a Growing Community Need, 1959

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

Loyola Hall Takes Form, 1956

Newspaper article about the construction of the University of Scranton's Loyola Hall.

Article from 1956 discussing the progress Loyola Hall

Members of the YWCA vote to sell its central facility to the University in 1976 to be used as a dormitory

Scranton Tribune article regarding the sale of the central Scranton YWCA building to the University of Scranton. This would later be known as Jefferson Hall and then Leahy Hall.

Hyland Hall: The Work Begins, 1987

Scranton Tribune article about the start of construction on the University of Scranton's Hyland Hall.

Hyland Hall: Proposed Classroom Building, 1986

Sunday Times article about the University of Scranton's new proposed classroom building, eventually called Hyland Hall.

Hyland Hall Construction, 1987

Scranton Times article regarding the construction of the University of Scranton's Hyland Hall.

Future Site of Hyland Hall, with O'Hara Hall in the background, 1983

Scranton Times article about the leveling of ground for the site of the University's Hyland Hall.

Hyland Hall Christmas Card, 1988

University of Scranton Christmas card from 1988. The front of the card shows a sketch of the newly constructed Hyland Hall. The inside of the card is signed by University President J. A. Panuska, S.J. The back of card describes the dedication of Hyland Hall.

Ground Breaking for Hyland Hall, 1987

Scranton Times article regarding the ground breaking ceremony for the University of Scranton's Hyland Hall.

Invitation to Hyland Hall Ground Breaking, 1987

Invitation from J. A. Panuska, S.J. (University President) dated March 24, 1987, to the groundbreaking ceremony for the University of Scranton's new classroom building (Hyland Hall). The letter is on Second Cornerstone stationery.

Construction Contract Signing for Hyland Hall, 1987

Construction contract signing for a new University classroom building (Hyland Hall). From left, (seated): Rev. J. A. Panuska, S.J. (University President) and Ralph Mancuso (executive vice president, S.G. Mastriani Construction Corp.); (standing) architects David Leung and Alex Camayd of Leung, Hemmler & Camayd, P.C., and James Devers (University staff architect and project officer).