Physical distancing and virtual meetings have quickly become the norm around the world with the global outbreak of the novel coronavirus, and Seton Hill has introduced some new ways to explore the hill with Welcome Weekend and Griffin Orientation. “I hope people respond well to these changes. We are trying our best to ensure that…
Jeffrey Bartel, an associate professor of psychology, passed away on December 3, 2019. A celebration of Bartel’s life will be held in Cecilian Hall on the afternoon of February 28 at 2 p.m. “His research, and sharing and contributing knowledge to the profession of psychology on behalf of Seton Hill University, and making us visible…
“Maclean was always a fun-loving guy,” said Marc Marizzaldi, head coach of the Seton Hill University men’s baseball team. “There were two sides of Maclean, one side was the baseball side that he took really serious but he didn’t take life too serious, and he was always fun-loving and enjoyed all the friendships he had.” …
The William Granger Ryan Theatre will host an array of performances throughout this Spring 2020 semester starting with Richard Brinsley Sheridan’s “The Rivals”. Hitting the stage Feb. 21-29, this Sheridan comedy follows the life of wealthy Lydia Languish, who has fallen in love with a poor military man. This causes an uproar with the characters. …
“Fair trade is a movement that puts people and the environment first,” said Hannah Long, senior hospitality and tourism major. “It does a lot of things to provide safe working conditions, pay fair and livable wages to employees, and give families hope for a better future.” Nov. 20-21, Jen Jones’ writing in public relations class…
“I think a lot of people believe that Model UN is just for political science majors. However, I think there’s something for everyone,” said Brianna Franzino, a sophomore global studies major and has a minor in political science. “If there’s anyone that has any kind of interest in the international world and international issues, Model…
November 9-10th, 1938 is known as Kristallnacht, the nights when German Nazis attacked Jewish homes, property and people. Kristallnacht is also referred to as, “The Night of Broken Glass” due to the amount of glass left in the streets of the aftermath. During these raids, over thirty thousand Jewish men were sent to concentration camps;…
“I think this was really impactful because we got to take the experiences and things we are learning about in the classroom and expand them outside those four walls to kind of show the reality of how they impact people’s lives,” said Sam Gray, a senior English literature major with a minor in gender studies.…
During the last weekend of September, SHU senior Communication major Brittaney Pietrangelo presented at the 80th annual Pennsylvania Communication Association (PCA) conference at the Penn State Berks campus in Reading, Pa. This conference is hosted annually to promote philosophy, research, service, teaching and development in all areas of interpersonal communication. It also provides undergraduate students…
“There are many benefits of informing the Seton Hill community about trafficking. It may help people consider looking into the ethicality of the companies and brands they shop from, so that they are not perpetuating human trafficking,” said Taylor Sabol, a senior social work major at Seton Hill University. “It may help people to be…