The House of Mouse is a staple of many childhoods all around the world, myself included. In recent years, Disney has decided to remake many of their famous animated movies and also tell the stories of some famous secondary characters like Maleficent. These films have received the praise of some Disney fans, but they have…
John Fogle, 72, former head coach and director of athletics for more than 40 years at Seton Hill University, passed away March 19. Hired as activities director in 1972, Fogle also served as head coach for the women’s soccer team, head softball coach and head women’s volleyball coach throughout his career. His work in the…
Seton Hill University is presenting Anton Chekhov’s 1895 play “The Seagull” the weekends of April 5-13 at the Performing Arts Center. The play is about famous actress Irina Arkadina (Christina Trocchio) and her celebrated lover, writer Boris Trigorin (Noah Telford), spending the summer on the country estate of Arkadina’s brother Sorin (Malcolm McGraw). Her son,…
After the retirement of 15-year head coach Tony Morocco in February of last year, the Seton Hill men’s basketball team had a vacancy to fill. In April 2018, SHU named Kendrick Saunders as the new head coach for the 2018-19 season. Originally from Maryland, Saunders was the captain of his basketball team at Palm Beach…
“Doing service projects gets you into a different environment, helps you meet people with similar interests and allows you to help people who might not have the same opportunities as you,” said Anna McClain, who was one of seven students who went to Philadelphia over spring break as part of Seton Hill University’s Alternative Break…
Seton Hill University is one of 530 institutions that are a part of the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. MSCHE is a voluntary, non-profit and non-governmental membership association that performs peer evaluation and accreditation of universities (private and public) and colleges in appointed regions of the United States and foreign institutions of American origin.…
“Many times teachers find out their passions from childhood memories,” said Kathleen Harris, newly appointed dean of education and applied social sciences. “As a young child, my dolls and my stuffed animals were very close to me, and I loved playing school.” This childhood passion drove Harris to teach religion through CCD while she worked…
Published By: Stephen Dumnich
Feb. 25 at 14:30 “The arts building cafe reported two bottles of frappuccino coffee missing. Video footage revealed the person involved.” Feb. 26 at 11:37 “An overheated water pump in mechanical building at the arts building activated a fire alarm.” March 7 at 10:45 “A resident student was in violation of a controlled substance.” March…
Published By: Stephen Dumnich