Decaying dorms and rotten residence halls
Last semester, freshman Anne Marie Olesky and her roommate sent several complaints to the maintenance department concerning the state of their dorm room [...]
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The “Bald Soprano” and “The Lesson” surprise audiences
Eugene Ionesco’s “The Bald Soprano” and “The Lesson” both opened on November 14th and ran until November 22nd in Seton Hill University’s (SHU) [...]
Algernon Cadwallader gives “emo” a new meaning
Nowadays, “emo” is a popular term which everyone and their grandmother toss around. Generally, people, music, and other such nouns can be described [...]
Christmas on the Hill excites students
Christmas on the Hill has been a Seton Hill University (SHU) tradition for over 35 years. For the freshman and new transfer students, [...]
SHU aspires for a future of 2,500 students and no more
Seton Hill University (SHU) has fewer students than Greensburg’s Hempfield Area High School, and yet, a small campus like SHU was just what [...]
Redemption and perfection: The romantic hero
Reeling from the last enstallment of the lastest book series I read to try and fill the post-Harry Potter void, I’m on a [...]
Force falls flat for gamers
One can say that the Star Wars franchise has been on a steady decline since the prequels have been made. That claim is [...]
Nostra Aetate award winner emphasizes communication
On October 23 the National Catholic Center for Holocaust Education’s (NCCHE) presented the Nostra Aetate Award to Eugene Fisher. This prestigious award was [...]
Wandering through mysterious “Paper Towns”
I was already a fan of John Green months before I even read one of his books.For those of you who haven’t read [...]