The November First Friday art walk is nearly here and it’s shaping up to be another great night of local art and music. Thirty venues are scheduled to take part in the November First Friday, set for Friday, Nov. 6, from 6-9 p.m. New and notable this month are Aglio Restaurant, 341 N. Washington...

You can’t tell fall has begun by looking at the line up for the First Friday Scranton art walk scheduled for this Friday, Oct. 2. It’s packed with 28 venues across (and outside) downtown. Unique for October, Duffy Accessories, 218 Linden St., will be hosting a Literary Look-alike Contest...

A new exhibit opened recently at the University of Scranton Hope Horn Gallery, “Landscape In Situ: Paintings by Andres Alvarez.” The exhibition features local landscapes painted on cereal boxes, produced during the time that Alvarez, an artist from Medellin, Colombia, worked at the University...

Beginning February 9, The University of Scranton will host national traveling exhibition “Forever Free: Abraham Lincoln’s Journey to Emancipation,” which details Lincoln’s quest to restore a Union divided by Civil War. The exhibit will be hosted in the Heritage Room of the University of Scranton’s...

The University of Scranton student newspaper, Aquinas, recently launched a new website at www.scrantonaquinas.com.

The powerful and moving “Letters to Sala” exhibition recently opened at the University of Scranton and I encourage all of Northeastern Pennsylvania to see it while it’s in our area. Based on a young woman’s life in Nazi labor camps, the exhibition compiles materials from the Sala...