Columns – Page 4

You might be Racist if: You have to say, “I have black/asian/latino friends” at any point You ask someone “What

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.

By Chelsea Oliver Senior Staff Writer So, the news of the iPad 2 is technically old by now, but let’s

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

Ahh the holidays…a time for celebration, a time for rejuvenation, a time for fighting with relatives—I mean togetherness…Oh, and let’s

If you read my column in the last issue of The Setonian, I got to talk to alum through Phonathon.

As a Seton Hill University Student Ambassador (SHUSA) I have a wonderful opportunity called Phonathon. It is a great honor

Alright, so “revolution” is not really the word I’m looking for since its technical definition considers violence to be a

Let’s get two things straight: I love Seton Hill University (SHU) and I love the new Technology Advantage Program. When

Well, it looks to be that time of year again, and I do not mean Christmas. I mean that now