Let’s commemorate in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday! Join the Multicultural Awareness Task Force of the Diversity and Inclusion Committee on Feb. 2 from 11:10 a.m. – 12:25 p.m. in Cecilian Hall. The theme this year is “Our Lives Begin to End the Day We Become Silent About Things That Matter,” which…
We all know how it feels to be overwhelmed and swamped with work. The days seem to fly by so quickly and it’s almost like there’s not enough time in the day to get anything done. Some days it might even seem like there’s no more room in the schedule for fun. It can be…
When most people think of Elmo, they think of the fuzzy red puppet from the childhood classic “Sesame Street,” not the overhead projectors used in classrooms. So the happening on Griffin’s Lair that read “Is Elmo Dead?” raised quite a few eyebrows. The teaching and learning session was presented by Mary Spataro, director of the…
Although the college years are commonly referred to as the greatest years of your life, not all students are always as happy as they seem. With busy, stressful schedules, some may find that their mental health is suffering, including Kyle Jackson, a senior psychology and music major at Seton Hill University (SHU). “I have been…
As political and racial tensions and talks run high in America, it is a more important time now than any to recognize Black History Month. Though its origins run much further back, Black History Month has been officially celebrated since 1976. Initially, “Negro History Week” was created by Carter G. Woodson, during the second week…
The Griffins on the mat have grown into their new home down at the bottom of the hill at the old Verizon office building located on Coshey Way. After competing at Waynesburg University, the Griffins will fly into the postseason with a few wrestlers that have led the way not only this season, but in…
As a college student-athlete you are allowed four seasons of eligibility to play your sport of choice within a total of 10 semesters. Based on your performance throughout your collegiate career and whether your body is physically capable of playing at the next level is dependent on you and your sports program. Many athletes have the…
Published By: Paige Parise
Renovations for Lowe Dining Hall are currently underway as students get back into the swing of the spring semester. Plans for renovation started in April of 2015 and are estimated to be complete for the start of the 2017 fall semester. “We’ve been doing surveys of students for what they would like to see improved…
Jan. 4 at 18:52 “A smoke detector activated on 2nd Farrell. An item in the microwave was the cause. Fire department deodorized the room.” Jan. 10 at 19:10 “A fire alarm activated at the 131 building. The cause was unknown.” Jan. 19 at 22:20 “A smoke detector activated on 3rd floor Brownlee. The cause of…