Power to the people: Knowledge combats intolerance
You might be Racist if: You have to say, “I have black/asian/latino friends” at any point You ask someone “What are you?” You [...]
Columns
Traveling abroad opens doors, sparks inspiration
Samuel Morse went to Paris as an artist, and returned to the United States as the inventor of the telegraph. Elizabeth Blackwell studied [...]
Dear Seton Hill, I want more face time…Love Chels
By Chelsea Oliver Senior Staff Writer So, the news of the iPad 2 is technically old by now, but let’s talk about my [...]
News Flash: Natural disasters inspire change
By Jessie Krehlik Editor-in-Chief I am not eco-friendly. I don’t recycle. I eat fast food and I drive a pick-up truck. But, all [...]
Shop till you drop beginning after black friday’s sprees
Ahh the holidays…a time for celebration, a time for rejuvenation, a time for fighting with relatives—I mean togetherness…Oh, and let’s not forget—a time [...]
Dear Seton Hill, Christmas on the Hill is a great idea.
If you read my column in the last issue of The Setonian, I got to talk to alum through Phonathon. A question always [...]
Dear Seton Hill, I cannot wait to be an alumna. Love Chels
As a Seton Hill University Student Ambassador (SHUSA) I have a wonderful opportunity called Phonathon. It is a great honor to know that [...]
Dear Seton Hill, I think it’s time to start a revolution
Alright, so “revolution” is not really the word I’m looking for since its technical definition considers violence to be a part of it, [...]
Dear Seton Hill, sorry, but I’m a PC
Let’s get two things straight: I love Seton Hill University (SHU) and I love the new Technology Advantage Program. When I give tours [...]
Watch out for the dastardly rhino and flu viruses
Well, it looks to be that time of year again, and I do not mean Christmas. I mean that now is the time [...]