By SUMMER GRIFFIN The alley behind Mr. Toad’s in downtown Greensburg doesn’t look like the set of a horror film

Women’s Flag Football Moving Past Inaugural Season

By ISABEL GERHEIM Seton Hill’s women’s flag football team’s first season last year came with a lot of firsts—a group

Spring 2026 Art Exhibitions

By ARI CASE While the weather may have been gray all the way into May, the Arts Center’s artworks have

By OCEANA FELIPE-SIRNIC Seton Hill’s Aramark Dining Services has come up with a new way to reach students around campus

By ISABEL GERHEIM For 15 years, Greensburg’s Blackburn Center has hosted “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes.” The event features

By OCEANA FELIPE-SIRNIC March 13 to March 14 marked the first student-led Women’s Faith Retreat. During the middle of this

By DYLAN SZEPESI On March 24, author, professor of Theology, and dual Israeli-American citizen, Yehezkel Landau, was welcomed to the

By CICADA HILL For the entire month of April, Setonians have worked together in efforts to effectively celebrate the Earth.

By Summer Griffin Seton Hill University students can expect changes to the Reeves Learning Commons in the near future, as

By Libby Gallagher The Seton Hill Model United Nations (Model U.N.) team participated in the National Model United Nations event