Article from the October 11, 2012 edition of The Aquinas, the University of Scranton student newspaper, regarding the dedication of the new Loyola Science Center's four halls.
Article from the February 9, 2012 edition of The Aquinas, the University of Scranton student newspaper, regarding construction progress on the new Loyola Science Center.
Article from the September 13, 2012 edition of The Aquinas, the University of Scranton student newspaper, about features of the new Loyola Science Center.
Scranton Tribune article about the razing of three University of Scranton dormitories on Quincy Avenue to make way for the Gunster Memorial Student Center.
Scrantonian article with aerial photograph concerning the modern changes in Scranton, including at the University. Visible are St. Thomas Hall, Caitlin House, Loyola Hall, the Long Center, Gunster Memorial Student Center, Scranton Estate, andAlumni Memorial Hall
Newspaper article regarding the University of Scranton acquiring additional land from Scranton Estate including what would eventually be Scranton Hall, the Quain Conservatory and the Alumni House (later Rupert Mayer House and the Chapel of the Sacred Heart).
Newspaper article regarding early plans for three new proposed buildings for the University of Scranton campus. These would eventually be Alumni Memorial Library, Loyola Hall and Campion Hall.
Newspaper article about Worthington Scranton's gift of the Scranton Estate to the University of Scranton. NOTE: this article is missing the second portion.
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).
