Profiling Great Griffins: “For the Love of the Games”
It is hard to find a student-athlete who competes in two sports and still manages to obtain superior academics. At Seton Hill University [...]
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Q&A with Jacky Qi and Sister Kyong jun
Jacky Qi, a visiting Chinese cultures professor, gives some history to the Chinese New Year: In ancient times, there was a horrible monster [...]
New Years celebrations in Chinese cultures
Chances are, you’ve seen the “Chinese New Year” label on your calendars every January. But what is it? This year’s Chinese New Year [...]
Superstitions cause people to become anxious during the Chinese New Year
The Year of the Snake will move to the Year of the Wooden Horse for the Chinese on January 31. While ringing in [...]
When disaster strikes: Hurricane Sandy
While most students were sleeping on the night of Hurricane Sandy, I was in my room watching the live news for New Jersey. [...]
Awkward Girl’s Guide: Surviving Winter Break
I don’t know about you, but this awkward girl is totally excited for winter break. I can’t wait until it’s time to take [...]
Interculturalism: A universal affair
Pope Francis has been advocating for more interculturalism and acceptance within the Catholic Church and started his mission at World Youth Day this [...]