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…
Seton Hill University graduate student Jack Wardale and alum Mitch Eger are trying to change the world. The former SHU soccer players have always had business ideas, but now they have taken two steps forward and are pursuing their dream. Wardale is currently in the MBA program and was a biology major. Eger was an…
Seton Hill University continued expanding its natural and health sciences department with the addition of its four-year bachelor of science in nursing degree in December. The university is currently accepting applications for students who wish to enroll in the nursing program, and the first classes will begin this fall. “The school is already very rich…
“Somebody can make a bad decision and that doesn’t make them a bad individual,” said David Garlock, who spent 13 1/2 years in an Alabama state prison. Seton Hill University’s Criminal Justice Club and Alpha Phi Sigma hosted an event where students had the opportunity to listen to the story of how Garlock has transformed…
The Physician Assistant Society and Love Your Melon Club hosted Gracie Gorman and her family, from Irwin, Pa. as well as community members in McKenna Gym Nov. 18 for a carnival. The theme was Mickey Mouse because of the 2-year-old’s love for the character. “You could say we’re similar to Make-a-Wish, but tied to LYM…
Mass shootings are not uncommon in the United States. As of Nov. 28, there have been 323 mass shooting incidents in 2018, according to the Gun Violence Archive. But when one of these shootings occurs 45 minutes from home, the local community feels the impact. On Oct. 27, 46-year-old Robert Bowers opened fire during the…
Seton Hill University held a memorial service on Tuesday, Oct. 30 in remembrance of the 11 lives lost in the shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue in Squirrel Hill, Pa. last Saturday. The university cancelled class during the time of the service to give all students and faculty the opportunity to attend. “We can,…
Members of Westmoreland County gathered on Monday, Oct. 29 to remember the 11 lives lost in the shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue in Squirrel Hill, Pa. last Saturday. The candlelight vigil was hosted by the Westmoreland County Diversity Coalition and Voice of Westmoreland. Voice of Westmoreland estimates that more than 500 community members…
“We knew they were going to talk about how the university could better handle sexual assault, and better teach about it because of the grant they got for the state,” said Kaitlin Raidna, a sophomore orientation leader in the physician’s assistant. Seton Hill University received the Department of Education grant, and with this, the SHU…