Each year, the Setonian has to part ways with staff members. The skills and knowledge of journalism go far beyond the Setonian. Staff members continue to use what they have learned to further develop their careers after Seton Hill. Laramie Cowan Position: Editor-in-Chief Graduation: Spring 2018 Since you have graduated what are you up to…
Finding the perfect study spot is essential to academic success and Seton Hill has many great spaces to consider. However, there are places on campus you might want to avoid. The school is 100 years old, and that means it comes with it’s fair share of ghost stories. Some things you might hear in passing…
While things are finally settling into place for the fall semester, the SHU Griffins are already preparing for the upcoming 2019-20 athletic season. For the second consecutive season, the women’s volleyball team was selected to finish first in the PSAC Southwest Division in the 2019 PSAC Preseason Volleyball Poll. The Griffins made their fifth PSAC…
“On behalf of the student body here, I would like to extend a warm welcome to you and let you know that you are now apart of our family here on the hill,” said Kennedy Kehew, president of Seton Hill Government Association in an opening speech to begin the 2019 welcome weekend. Seton Hill University…
Writer and producer Andy Muschietti is back with his second installment of the movie, “IT”, based on the novel by author, Stephen King. “IT: Chapter Two” hit theaters Sept. 6 nationwide. The first movie hit theaters on Sept. 5, 2017. The movie made over $700 million across the globe.. WARNING SPOILERS AHEAD! “IT: Chapter Two”…
“Here at Seton Hill University—which prides itself on diversity and collaboration—the safety, well-being, and inclusion of all students, regardless of orientation or gender, are our priority. Discrimination on the basis of sex or gender identity is prohibited here on campus,” said Adriel Hilton, the dean of students and diversity officer. Allyship is the practice of…
The Seton Hill community is happy to welcome James Paharik, Ph.D., as he steps into his new role as director of the National Catholic Center for Holocaust Education. Paharik began a full-time teaching career at Seton Hill in 1982 after receiving his doctorate in sociology from the University of Pittsburgh. “I knew about the Center’s…
Published by Caitlin Srager
Published By: Caitlin Srager
Published By: Caitlin Srager
Published By: Caitlin Srager