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…
My family isn’t very supportive of my identity, so being stuck at home together with everything going on has been very strenuous,” said Fable, a nonbinary lesbian living in suburban Maryland. “No one uses my preferred name or pronouns, and my sexuality is frequently a subject of arguments.” Lamenting over their parents’ homophobia and transphobia,…
“Knowing that the final exam week is both close and still far away, you can do it, you will survive, and you can thrive if you can figure out what your motivation is to keep going,” states Meredith Weber, assistant director at Seton Hill’s Academic Achievement Center. Weber, as well as Lynda Sukolzky, assistant dean…
UPMC HealthPlan digital content specialist and Seton Hill University alumna, Marisa Corona, class of ‘17, gave some digital branding tips to attendees at the Branding with Marisa Corona event held Oct. 1, in person and on Zoom at Seton Hill University. “So, I think the biggest thing I would say is being authentic. I think…
Fall has officially arrived, and it’s time for sweater weather and all things pumpkin spice. As expected, many fall events and activities in the area have been cancelled due to COVID-19. However, there are still many opportunities for some seasonal fun. Below is a list of fall activities that can still be enjoyed while social…
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…
As summer begins to wind down, the school year begins to grasp our attention. Soon enough the cold weather will begin to set in and many of us will want to cozy up in our rooms with a nice warm beverage to distract us from our fast-moving semesters. There are many different streaming services, most…
International Literacy Day was first recognized by the United Nations in 1966. This celebration takes place annually on September 8 to recognize the importance of literacy within communities, societies and individuals across the globe. This year, the United Nations has declared their theme as, “Literacy teaching and learning in the COVID-19 crisis and beyond.” This…
There’s no doubt that Covid-19 has changed our daily routines, including our favorite leisure activities–dining out being no exception. Greensburg is home to many bars and restaurants that were forced to temporarily close or operate at limited capacity for the past several months. Because these establishments had to turn to takeout, bars and restaurants are…