From May 30 to June 1, five students in the Seton Hill communication program attended the Integrate conference at West Virginia University including myself, Caitlin Srager, online editor of the Setonian. Panel topics at the conference ranged from influencer marketing to the effect of artificial intelligence on brands. “The purpose of the conference was to…
“A lot of people have a tendency to view human trafficking as something that only happens in big cities or other countries, but don’t realize that it’s happening right here in Greensburg,” said Lauren Swaney, senior social work major. “It’s something that might affect your friends, family or neighbors and it’s important to be aware…
The Student Art Therapy Association hosted an “anti-anxiety chill sesh” that was open to all students last month. They are also conducting a year-long project about student mental health. “Essentially, we are curious about whether Seton Hill is doing enough for its student body regarding mental health,” said Jess Minckley, president of SATA. “SHU has…
“I think all of us see it every day: when there’s trash on the ground so many people just think that somebody else will pick it up and they just move on and go about their day,” said junior Becca Stewart. “But eventually somebody out of the group has to be that person who decides…
Seton Hill University students were among the crowd of approximately 200 students from schools across Pennsylvania to rally and advocate for student aid last month at the state capital. The group of 15 SHU students traveled to Harrisburg, Pa. on April 9 as part of Student Aid Advocacy Day, along with Adriel Hilton, dean of…
“Doing service projects gets you into a different environment, helps you meet people with similar interests and allows you to help people who might not have the same opportunities as you,” said Anna McClain, who was one of seven students who went to Philadelphia over spring break as part of Seton Hill University’s Alternative Break…
Seton Hill University is one of 530 institutions that are a part of the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. MSCHE is a voluntary, non-profit and non-governmental membership association that performs peer evaluation and accreditation of universities (private and public) and colleges in appointed regions of the United States and foreign institutions of American origin.…
“Many times teachers find out their passions from childhood memories,” said Kathleen Harris, newly appointed dean of education and applied social sciences. “As a young child, my dolls and my stuffed animals were very close to me, and I loved playing school.” This childhood passion drove Harris to teach religion through CCD while she worked…
With the opening of his restaurant Major Stokes in October 2018, Seton Hill professor James Bosco finally achieved his “lifelong dream.” Bosco, an assistant professor of hospitality and tourism, has experience working in various restaurants. He said the dream of opening his own all started with “doodles in my college notebooks about restaurant concepts.” Major…
“Having a Career Closet for those in need continues to demonstrate Elizabeth Ann Seton’s vision but also shows Seton Hill’s commitment to the success of our students,” said Adriel Hilton, dean of students and diversity officer. Hilton oversaw the development of Seton Hill University’s Career Closet, which opened to the public on Feb. 12. “My…