Attending to life in a wheelchair
Attending a university in a wheelchair has been quite the experience so far this semester. I have noticed that students and faculty are [...]
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Interactive education via Wiis and PS3s
With the help of a Title III federal grant of almost two million dollars, Seton Hill University (SHU) created two new educational technology [...]
Balancing sports, academia, and life
Stress. Every college student’s worst nightmare. It’s unavoidable, but for student athletes, the strain is even more evident, because of their added responsibilities. [...]
Alumni bring students back to reality
After graduating from high school, the last thing on most students minds is life after college. As freshmen, graduation from college just seems [...]
Something for everyone in Greensburg
In the Greensburg area, you can meet philosophers while drinking coffee and looking at local art at the DV8 Espresso Shop and Gallery, [...]
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Pavilion entertains masses this summer
Although people all across America are suffering from the economic stresses of today, Pittsburgh’s Post-Gazette Pavilion (PPGP) has put together a summer music [...]
$1.5 Million bequest to sustain memorial scholarships
According to Christine Mueseler, SHU’s vice president for Institutional Advancement, Farmer, formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio, “created the scholarships because his sister’s life was [...]
Maggie Jones to lead Griffin softball in 2010 season
The 2009 softball season has been an exciting one for the Griffins, and especially for junior Maggie Jones. “Coming off a very rough [...]
“Rachel Getting Married”
Anne Hathaway took a risk when she agreed to take on the leading role of a low-budget, indie film this year by portraying [...]
Students represent at “Student Lobby Day”
On March 24 Jeannie Supreme and I were asked to represent Seton Hill (SHU) at the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of [...]