SHU students affected by parental voting preferences
Seton Hill University (SHU) students generally agree that voting in the presidential election is a personal decision. However, parental voting preferences can affect [...]
AuthorKatelyn Snyder
Millennial generation’s feature prominent role in the 2012 presidential election
Talk from news sources has spurred comments that the current generation of eighteen to twenty-nine year olds—called “Millennials”—will determine the future President of [...]
Negative ads fight to choose next president
Like any race for a political position, campaign advertisements are a common way for a candidate to inform a voter on their stand [...]
Hurricane aftermath may prove problematic for voters
In the aftermath of one of the most devastating storms to hit the East Coast, many are wondering what effect Hurricane Sandy will [...]
Students and faculty explore the Electoral College
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QzR5zPmmRVE&version=3&hl=en_US] Anticipating the 2012 presidential election, Seton Hill University (SHU) students voiced their opinions of the Electoral College System and faculty explained [...]
Election Coverage 2012
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7: First time voter takes advantage of opportunity Obama possesses some traits of an ideal president, lacks others Voters react to [...]
Communications Club earns funds through another Mission ImPROMible
Seniors Kelli Alfieri and Lauren Sciacca created and coordinated Mission ImPROMible during their sophomore year. This year was the Communication Club’s third successful [...]
Biased media influences voting decisions
There’s an election coming up. You may have heard about it. (Are you registered to vote? You should be.) Not interested in politics? [...]
Homecoming raises questions about school spirit at SHU
During Homecoming, there is a lot of talk about school spirit. It seems like at every turn, someone is asking us to show [...]
August Griff’s Flyovers
Classes are cancelled for Aug. 30 due to the opening liturgy and freshmen summer reading discussion from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. The [...]