Out of all the schools Ive been to so far Best School Food I have ever tasted At Nazareth Dinning Hall 2 thumbs up Tks for the great meal read more

So this lady Nina graduated with a masters in design from here and was a judge in this art festival recently. I was like "What the heck!" they were the only judge for some reason and they elected this digital embroidered thing as the winner when 2nd place was an oil painting on slate and 3rd were these really cool demon masks. What she got against demons? They were sick. First place was effectively a printed picture on a fancy machine. Jesus mighta been a carpenter but he aint no da Vinci, hell he ain't no Danny da Vito neither. Them Demon masks should have won. Or the oil rock painting. I don't know - doesn't have much to do with the college itself but like - yall gave her the dub but she just U'd if you know what I mean. - JKB read more

Beautiful campus and is a pleasure being there ! Many of the buildings are newly renovated and the landscape is beautiful! One of my favorite institutions in the area! read more

Ive been coming here for awhile. Let me tell you, it's a hit or miss, but for the most part, most definitely a miss. There's been rumors of maggots in food and flies on rice. I will say that I've enever personally experienced this, but it keeps me on my toes. Today I had a Buffalo chicken ciabta snadwhich...all i ciabbat no chicken. Needless to say I was disappointed. However there is man we refer to as "Mafia Man" I believe he is whipping this kitchen into shape. He's constantly going above and beyond trying to speak with us students and care for our eating habits. Thank you Mafia Man. The interior of this place is beautiful so my final rating...5/10. read more

Great place. Small intimate campus with small class sizes i absolutely love it! Ignore that petty review from that woman from three years ago.She's never gone to Marywood or experienced it so therefore, her opinion is invalid‍ read more

I can't say much about the school itself, but the facf that they put on a completely FREE, absolutely incredible performance of "The Nutcracker" as a gift to the community for the last 35 years on Christmas Day and the 26th is worth 5 stars!! This has become one of our family's favorite traditions as many others who I have spoken with that live in the area. We have been taking our girls since before the could walk and they love it more with each passing year. Now they finally weigh enough and hold the theater seats down. :) It's honestly a truly amazing production, one they could charge and arm and a leg for back home in Philly. It's crazy to think there's no admission fee for such entertainment. The actors and dancers, fully costumed do pass around a hat so make sure you donate to keep this amazing tradition alive and well and thriving in Scranton! They also sell Nutcrackers, snacks and bows for the girls to help raise funds. Get there early! While it is free, you must get there two hours prior to your show to get your complimentary tickets. We usually then head for a quick lunch in town and come back. There is free parking, but it could take some time as the small streets do get busy. Plan to leave some extra time. You don't want to miss a minute of this! Last year there was a local cupcake truck outside! Pick up a half a dozen if they're back again which I think they will be! Hubs and the kids said they were amazing! Take a drive through Nay Aug Park to see the holiday lights afterwards! This all makes for an incredible Christmas! One you and your children will love and remember. Perhaps we will see you there year after year as well! read more

Their "sergeant" of campus safety likes to yell at 9 year old little girls who are volunteering to dance to raise money for St. JOE'S. These dancers have been all over the state, and always volunteer to help kids that have special needs and other wonderful causes. To scream at a car full of children and POUND on windows damaging vehicles with young children in them is uncalled for. I've never been treated in such a manner.... and from a CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY, I expected more class, tact, and kindness. I suppose this is why I went to Misericordia University. I will not allow my children or nieces to attend Marywood as of right now. And I will no longer donate. read more