Seton Hill class of ‘17 undergraduate, freelance writer, Noah Davis, who also graduated with a Masters in Fine Arts for Creative Writing from Indiana University in ‘20, recently published his first poetry collection Of this River with Michigan State University Press. Natural, mystical and physical are the descriptors Davis gives the work. “I’ve never done…
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 Center. In order to find out about the workings and process, I was able to ask Darren Achtezhn, the Director of Food Services at Seton Hill University, a few questions. Q: How…
Seton Hill has introduced a new way to honor the spirit of Homecoming through planning Crimson and Gold Days Oct. 12-18. Physical distancing and the limitations on gatherings have posed challenges to athletic activities and events of tradition, including a new outlook on Homecoming. Director of New Student and Transition Programs Matt Zielinski discussed the…
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 member and professor of chemistry, Diane Miller said the big idea for them is checking in and thinking as a community how they are doing, what they can improve. The Middle States…
“What media do you consume, what books do you read and who are you following? That was the first message of my Black Lives Matter video series and I have to believe that if people had more exposure to the black experience in America that their hearts wouldn’t be so hardened and their ears wouldn’t…
Virtual Zoom meetings have become a norm over the last few months for university classroom learning, but also for studio settings in the arts. As students return to campus this fall for in-person learning, the Seton Hill University Theatre and Dance Department have thought creatively about the adaptation to accommodate social distancing guidelines for courses…
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. …