Andy Borowitz visits SHU
Andy Borowitz speaks to an audience of about 100 people. Around 100 people nearly filled Cecilian Hall to attend �An Evening with Andy [...]
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SHU student presents in Utah undergrad conference
In its 21st year, the National Undergraduate Literature Conference (NULC) was held in Ogden, Utah at Weber State University (WSU). This year’s line-up [...]
Freshman co-ed residence halls just a memory for SHU
From new residence halls to new sports teams, Seton Hill has been alive with change in this past year. With the inaugural season [...]
Catholic mis-identity?: Petitioning for holiday breaks
As far as memory serves me, Easter holiday breaks have consisted of that extra Monday off that at least allowed me to return [...]
The Hill is Alive… (with remarkable rhythm and roadblocks)
There’s a lot of talk about the pace of life. Rhythm, harmony, tapping your feet to the un-orchestrated beat. Near the end of [...]
Scheduling, not so simple
Planners and electronic calendars.� Clocks and Personal Data Assistants (PDA�s).� One would think that scheduling would be an easier part of modern life, [...]
Jacobsen’s album �original and humorous�
A New Jersey native, singer-songwriter David Jacobsen recently released his album �Footprints,� a follow up to �Cubicle Wonderland,� which he released in 2003. [...]
Soon-to-be summer blockbusters reviewed
Humor, suspense, mystery, mutants, and Tom Cruise will lead moviegoers everywhere into summer with a box-office bang thanks to these upcoming movies. There’s [...]
Child literature has adult meaning too
Everyone has a book they remember fondly from childhood. Antoine de Saint-Exup�ry’s �The Little Prince� has been a vanguard in children’s literature for [...]
Women’s center receives new name
On Tuesday, March 28, 2006, Seton Hill University’s (SHU) National Education Center for Women in Business announced its official transition to SHU’s E-Magnify [...]