Seton Hill’s Sticky Situation March 3, 2022April 28, 2022Jerod Stull (Seton Hill, Pa.) – When walking around Seton Hill’s campus you may have noticed that the COVID-19 guideline stickers are still up. Stickers [...]
Professing in a Pandemic March 3, 2022April 28, 2022Jerod Stull (Seton Hill Pa.) – “Zoom is here to stay, and I am happy to do whatever it takes,” said Professor Von Schlichten. “The [...]
Cove-id 19 October 14, 2021April 28, 2022Jerod Stull By Carolynn Bucco (GREENSBURG, Pa) — Last week students were shocked to see that The Cove, a campus favorite dining area, had cut [...]
Flight 93 Memorial: Commemorating Those That Faced Atrocity September 25, 2021April 28, 2022Jerod Stull By Jerod Stull (GREENSBURG, Pa)– Silence fills the air as it unifies a crowd to watch lanterns light up marble walls commemorating the [...]
(Emerging) Wheelbarrow Books Poetry Prize Awarded to SHU Alumni May 6, 2021April 28, 2022Mikaela Fitzpatrick Seton Hill class of ‘17 undergraduate, freelance writer, Noah Davis, who also graduated with a Masters in Fine Arts for Creative Writing from [...]
Lowe-To-Go: An Interview with Darren Achtezhn about the Food Truck October 20, 2020March 2, 2021Mikaela Fitzpatrick Comment The food truck on campus, known as Lowe-To-Go, has been a hit on the Hill and down at the Seton Hill Visual Arts [...]
Seton Hill Plans Crimson and Gold Week in lieu of Homecoming September 22, 2020September 28, 2020Mikaela Fitzpatrick Comment Seton Hill has introduced a new way to honor the spirit of Homecoming through planning Crimson and Gold Days Oct. 12-18. Physical distancing [...]
Middle States what are they? – Information for Seton Hill September 22, 2020December 18, 2020Mikaela Fitzpatrick Comment There will be virtual visits from the Middle States team Nov. 8-11 to meet with representatives from campus. Seton Hill’s Middle States co-chair [...]
SHU Employee Promotes Activism Through Social Media September 14, 2020September 22, 2020Mikaela Fitzpatrick Comment “What media do you consume, what books do you read and who are you following? That was the first message of my Black [...]
The Arts Live On: Theatre and Dance Department Students Adapt to Physical Distanced Studio Spaces August 31, 2020September 8, 2020Mikaela Fitzpatrick Comment Virtual Zoom meetings have become a norm over the last few months for university classroom learning, but also for studio settings in the [...]