Holocaust programming focuses on Muslims who saved Jews
The BESA exhibit in Reeves Library is a part of the National Catholic Center of Holocaust Education’s (NCCHE) semester-long theme of Muslims who [...]
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Students learn green techniques
For the past 25 years the University of Notre Dame has presented the Hesburgh lecture sponsored by their 200 Alumni clubs. This year, [...]
Communication majors honored through Lambda Pi Eta induction
The National Communication Honor Society, Lambda Pi Eta, honored 7 students at an induction ceremony on October 6. The new members of the [...]
College students play dress up: Pop icons rule Halloween
As October comes to an end, kids, teenagers and even some adults prepare their costumes for an extraordinary holiday: Halloween. This is a [...]
Choir mixes old and new tunes at Sing and Ring
Part of the tradition around Seton Hill University (SHU) is the music department’s fall Sing and Ring. Featuring SHU’s finest performers, this event [...]
‘Footloose’ charms with 80s class and 2011 sass
With a rebellious chip on his shoulder, city-boy Ren McCormack (Kenny Wormald) moves to small town USA where rock ‘n’ roll and public [...]
Cheerleaders making a difference on and off the Hill
Seton Hill University (SHU) event coordinator Wendy Veshosky wanted to make a difference. Anyone who compares this year’s cheerleading squad to those in [...]
Drugs and alcohol seminar encourages students to understand risks
On Sept. 15, Seton Hill University (SHU) hosted a “Drugs, Alcohol and Nonviolent Sexuality” session led by Bob Hall. Hall’s sessions were mandatory [...]
Mid-September 2011 Scoreboard
All scores posted as of 9/20 Mens Cross Country Current record: NA Latest: 19th overall, National Catholic Invitational Next Up: 9/30 at Paul [...]
Who is America?
Of America in 1890, Walt Whitman said we are a “Centre of equal daughters, / equal sons, / All, all alike endear’d…” Who [...]