If you’re wondering what the equivalent to a blind person driving the length of a football field is, it’s you looking at your phone for five seconds on the highway. The National Safety Council estimates that in 2013, 795,000 car crashes in the United States involved drivers using cell phones and texting. A Carnegie Mellon…
Comic by Emily Frost.
With the opening of ski season around the corner, many skiers are ready to hit the slopes, outfitted with all of the attire and gear needed for the sport. As the trend of skiing continues to grow, the walk up ski lift tickets also continues to rise in price each year. Many families who used…
“When first coming to the states for school, I found it crazy how many people I encountered knew so little about Canada,” said Tristen Hanke, a junior business major at Seton Hill University (SHU), and Toronto native. “At the same time, I was learning something new about the American culture every day.” Its borders lay…
As 2015 wraps up, artists are still showcasing their talents and inspiring us with new albums. Recent releases are topping the charts and singles are taking over the radio. We all know the top songs on the charts, but what about the top albums? Every time you open iTunes, the top albums grace the side…
Imagine a 2D game where you are a scientist performing a simple test on an experiment to turn electricity into physical matter. While you are experimenting, you turn yourself into pure electricity. The experiment also overloaded all the outlets in use, destroying the outlets the devices they were connected to and shutting down all power…
Christmas is just around the corner and that means the winter weather is not far behind. Sickness is not something anyone wants to deal with, especially around the holidays. Winter is a time to be around loved ones and no one wants to spend this precious time miserable and sick. After years of dealing with…
Each year trends come and go. Five years ago people saw the rebirth of fashion trends from the 80’s including the leather jackets and studs. One of the biggest trends of 2010 was neon colors. In the span of a few short years the world has seen many new trends come and go as those…
“It would be awesome if someday Seton Hill could be on a list of most eco-friendly colleges,” said Danielle Shilling, an early childhood education major at Seton Hill University (SHU). With that goal in mind, Shilling founded her own student-run environmental club on campus called Leaders for Environmental Awareness and Protection (LEAP) in the fall…
In 1975, Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton became the first American-born saint. Born Elizabeth Bayley, she married William Seton and had five children. After the death of her husband, she converted to Catholicism and opened a school. She eventually founded the Sisters of Charity, a religious organization devoted to education for all. According to the website…