Freshman year can be difficult and intimidating! I remember being lost for the first few weeks, and a kind upperclassman gave me a life-changing Seton Hill tip: When you’re on main campus, and you aren’t sure if you’ve changed buildings, watch the floors. When the floors change, you’ve changed buildings. In honor of their great…
While there is a ton to learn during orientation, Griffin Days and other events Seton Hill holds, there are some tips that you have to learn through experience. Here are a few things some Seton Hill students and alumni suggested to help make your transition to college a little easier. Finding Food on Campus Located in…
The Seton Hill Biology Club sponsored a trip to the Pittsburgh Zoo on April 29 that included a behind the scenes tour. Thanks to the Biology Club, we got to visit three different animals on this tour: the tigers, the lions and the giraffes. The trip cost $14 and even though the weather called for…
This year marks the 25th anniversary for Westmoreland County’s YWCA International Women’s Group (IWG). In honor of the anniversary, Seton Hill students from Christine Cusick’s Empathy and Storytelling Class collaborated with members from the IWG to share their stories. The IWG was founded in 1991 by Hiroko Hirano, Kathy Henry and Esther Yant as a…
They told me I should write about my plan for the future but I read the words ‘plan’ and ‘future’ and kind of panicked, which isn’t really conducive to writing a good article. Tell you what, reader — why don’t you figure out my life for me? No pressure, it’s just for now. You can…
As my time as Editor-in-Chief of the Setonian is approaching an end, I am happy with all the accomplishments that I have gained from being a part of the student newspaper for Seton Hill University. Often times being a journalism new-media major, I hear about the constant issues that this field brings and how difficult…
The audience was taken on a journey to Greece when the play “Medea” was performed at the Seton Hill University Performing Arts Center in Greensburg. SHU’s theatre students took on the roles of the characters and put on a show from March 31-April 8. There were multiple standing ovations in the William Granger Ryan Theatre…
On April 4, a massive crowd of students and faculty from Seton Hill University congregated outside the Greensburg courthouse to demonstrate for Equal Pay Day. Commuters and spectators were met with chants and cheers brought forth from the picket sign-wielding congregation. Soon after the crowd began their protest, Karen Glass, assistant professor of theatre at…
We all know how it feels to be overwhelmed and swamped with work. The days seem to fly by so quickly and it’s almost like there’s not enough time in the day to get anything done. Some days it might even seem like there’s no more room in the schedule for fun. It can be…
We all know how it feels to be overwhelmed and swamped with work. The days seem to fly by so quickly and it’s almost like there’s not enough time in the day to get anything done. Some days it might even seem like there’s no more room in the schedule for fun. It can be…