ISIS rises to power
The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, or more popularly known as ISIS, is a terrorist group that has been rising to power [...]
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SHU student gives fall makeup advice
As the Seton Hill campus changes and becomes more beautiful with the autumn foliage, it is the perfect time to apply fall color [...]
Griffins Lose Homecoming 45-10 to West Chester
The Seton Hill Griffins were handed their second loss of the season on Saturday night in their game against the nation’s 10th ranked [...]
Looking through Death’s eyes in “The Book Thief”
Incoming freshmen at Seton Hill University were given the book “The Book Thief” by Markus Zusak to read before the first semester. Having [...]
Seton Hill students and alumni engage in community events
Two events took place on Saturday Sept. 20 as part of the Seton Hill Homecoming and Family Weekend that contributed to bringing the [...]
“A Better High” educates students on substance abuse
Seton Hill University (SHU) Prevention Services hosted “A Better High” on Sept. 22, featuring speaker, psychologist and comedian Matt Bellace. Bellace, who has [...]
Labor of Love: Seton Hill continues to serve the community
The 20th annual Labor of Love took place earlier this month on Sept. 6. A tradition organized by Campus Ministry, the Labor of [...]
Blackburn Center Speaks Out: Ray Rice Editorial
The NFL has been all over the news lately, and NOT because of football. Instead, the NFL is once again facing serious public [...]
Green products clean without chemical risk
“Poison,” “Warning” and “Danger” sound like labels that belong in a science lab or ammunition factory, not in the cabinets of our homes. [...]
Mr. Grey will defend himself now
When some people hear about the book “50 Shades of Grey”, they tend to assume that it is all sex. While it is [...]