Barnes & Noble comes to SHU
July 1, 2016 the Seton Hill bookstore will take on a new look and style. The store will be remodeled and restocked to [...]
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Step up to the plate: How taking charge saves lives
This past January, senior Chris Miller’s education became more than just computerized tests and lessons in a classroom. On January 10, he and [...]
SHU fights hunger with ice cream
Ice cream and social justice might not seem like similar topics, but one group of Seton Hill University (SHU) students decided to put [...]
Your guide to purchasing Girl Scout Cookies
There are two great things that come with spring: nicer weather and Girl Scouts cookies. With so many choices of delicious flavors, each [...]
March Comic
Published By: Laramie Cowan [...]
SHU alumnus makes it big with Tink!
Greg Kerestan, a Seton Hill University (SHU) alumnus of 2012 and Greensburg native, is flying high with his talents as Stage Right!’s original [...]
Highlighting Griffins
Wrestling – If you do not know his name by now, you soon will. As just a redshirt freshman, Joseph “Joey” Alessandro became [...]
Seton Hill reacts to Flint water crisis
“Here’s the nexus of racism, poverty and environment,” said John Atherton, associate professor of philosophy at Seton Hill University. “It’s not just an [...]
Adjunct Professor Becomes Interim Director (if only for a semester)
Walking into Richard King’s Office on St. Joseph’s Hall ground floor, King greeted me with a smile and invited me to sit down. [...]
Art brings awareness to gender-based violence
“Art is powerful because it can be seen and experienced intimately by so many people,” said Stacey McSorley, an art therapy major at [...]