Harlan Gallery
In the back gallery of Seton Hill University’s Harlan Gallery there is a room dedicated to the stories of local women and men [...]
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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 [...]
Implied connotations seek to sway voters
Seton Hill University (SHU) is proud to announce that the World Affairs Forum hosted its second High Tea of the year and thus [...]
Increase retention, not enrollment
Seton Hill University’s (SHU) rapid population expansion is the cause of most of our issues. This place that used to be “where everyone [...]
Students feel billboard dehumanizes women
If you have driven on Route 30 east between Target and Wal-Mart recently, you have probably seen the billboard advertisement for Beeghly and [...]
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 [...]
The truth about “Going Green”
“Green” has become one of those buzzwords like “proactive”-it’s frequently used, but the actual meaning is ambiguous. I decided to do a little [...]
Spreading Griffin pride
As I sit writing this, I have to admit that football is not at all what I expected as a topic for my [...]
Why exercise your right to vote?
Why should you vote in this election? Why should you take not even an hour of your time to drive (or walk) to [...]