E.coli outbreak cuts spinach from SHU
Bacteria can come in many different strains or variations and Escherichia coli (E. coli) is no exception. Although most strains of E. coli [...]
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MIKE RUBINO, HILL RAISER Going the distance with your ID card
As an incoming freshman, emerging from the comforting womb of high school, you are given one task that will prove if you are [...]
Old dogs ineligible for new tricks
When growing up in a two or more child household, sometimes being the oldest can be disappointing. Watching younger siblings receive newer and [...]
Culture Vulture: Exploring the Holy Mountain
“The Holy Mountain” (1973) by Alexandra Jodorowsky is a surreal montage of a Christ-figure, exploding Mayan pyramid and the 70s version of “Survivor.” [...]
If the SHU fits…
…wear it-or bear it? A shoe begins roomy. One walks around like a duck for a while, getting used to the extra space; [...]
Labor of Love 2006
Students clean the Seton Hill Grotto for Labor of Love. [...]
“Snakes on A Plane”: Ridiculous Thriller of the Summer
By definition, Ophidiophobia is the fear of snakes. Aviophobia is the fear of flying. Clithrophobia is the fear of being locked in an [...]
Checking (and rechecking) students� FAFSAs
Students attending post-secondary institutions are required to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). While many students are using the [...]
Exploring Religion and Spirituality with Rev. Honeygosky
Since 2001, Seton Hill University’s (SHU) chaplain and assistant English professor Rev. Stephen Honeygosky, who is also a member of the Benedictine community [...]
Transformed rooms to serve students
Seton Hill University (SHU) students can expect transformations to three familiar spaces. There will be a new Griffin’s Cove, performance venue, and recreated [...]