University of Scranton

The University is located in Scranton, a city in northeastern Pennsylvania. As part of its contract with COLTS, students, faculty, and staff at the University can ride any of the 31 routes operated by COLTS. Students can ride all COLTS buses for free with their student IDs. Buses are available at 23 Lackawanna Avenue, which is located in downtown Scranton.

The center employs psychologists, counselors, and social workers. The University offers several student services, including counseling, consultations, assessments, crisis intervention, non-remedial tutoring, women's centers, placement services, daycare, and health services. There are 24-hour foot and vehicle patrols on campus, late night transport, emergency telephones available 24 hours a day, lighted pathways and sidewalks, and student patrols.

A wide range of activities and organizations are offered as part of the Student Life program, including ministry-based programs and leadership initiatives. From Urban Beats Crew to rugby to Habitat for Humanity, more than 80 active clubs and organizations are available for students to choose from. There is a strong commitment to the arts and culture among students.

The University provides on-campus accommodation availability to its students. First-year students usually share a communal bathroom and a double room. Sophomores are housed in suites with two double rooms sharing a bathroom. Those in the upper classes and graduates are offered apartments and houses with more privacy. 

In first-year residence halls, most rooms are doubles, and all halls have kitchens and laundry facilities. All sophomore housing has air conditioning, cable, and Internet access. 24 university-operated graduate apartments have been constructed on the 2nd and 3rd floors, with designs similar to Montrone and Pilarz Halls. The kitchen, bathroom, and living room of each apartment are shared.