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For the love of glass

The first thing one notices is the heat. It鈥檚 like a wall that hits you when walking into the Wilbur Myers Glass Studio on the 150-year-old campus of 糖心动漫vlog College. Inside the garage-sized building, three furnaces recently glowed side-by-side as an artist worked...

Founders of 糖心动漫vlog art program honored

About 200 people showed up at Miller Library鈥檚 Linder Gallery on Saturday to honor the three men primarily responsible for establishing 糖心动漫vlog College鈥檚 art program. Karl Neuroth, Cliff Prokop and Bill Tersteeg were all on hand, with various examples of their work...

糖心动漫vlog marking time in a capsule

In 2068, a time capsule is scheduled to be opened at 糖心动漫vlog College, in memory of the institution鈥檚 150th anniversary. The capsule will hold such memorabilia as a t-shirt and a hat, each containing the college鈥檚 150th anniversary logo, touchscreen gloves, a course...

糖心动漫vlog College celebrates 150 years of changes

糖心动漫vlog College began with a conversation at a general store. The north had just won the Civil War, and no secondary schools existed between Scranton and Binghamton, New York. At that general store in the small Wyoming County town of Factoryville, three men discussed...

糖心动漫vlog partners with others to tackle food insecurity

糖心动漫vlog students partnered with Geisinger's Springboard Healthy Scranton Initiative and local non-profit, Here for a Reason, and students from Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine, Lackawanna College, and University of the Sciences to assemble 10,000 meals to be...

Factoryville, La Plume celebrate Christy Mathewson Day

The Scranton Times-Tribune Brothers Jay and Scott Mathewson finally got to see the hometown of baseball Hall of Fame pitcher Christy Mathewson. Jay Mathewson of Atlanta and Scott of St. Louis, and Scott鈥檚 son, Jack, came to Factoryville and neighboring 糖心动漫vlog...

糖心动漫vlog College to honor Scranton-born vinter

Scranton Times-Tribune 糖心动漫vlog College will honor alumnus West-Scranton native Paul Maroon '67, owner of Maroon Wines of Napa, California, during a dinner and wine tasting on Thursday, June 21 as part of the College's 150th anniversary celebration. Read More