Looking back on the first year of Trump’s presidency
It’s been over one year since Election Day 2016, which took place on Nov. 8. Hillary Clinton represented the Democratic Party and Donald [...]
December 2017 Magazine
Distance makes the heart grow fonder: Three essential qualities for long-distance relationships
Long-distance relationships. What do you know about them? What have you heard about them? Who have you talked to about them? Does it [...]
Police Blotter: November 2017
Nov. 6 at 13:10 “A theft of a musical instrument was reported at the PAC building.” Nov. 8 at 14:19 “A LECOM student [...]
Wrestling alumnus brings young experience to Urbana University
Seton Hill University has passed on yet another student-athlete to the coaching world. Many student-athletes have been very successful at SHU and had [...]
Griffins football moves forward
“I believe the team will bounce back and our program will always work towards winning the conference and going to the national playoffs,” [...]
Seton Hill professor to open bar and restaurant spring of 2018
“Before the Sisters of Charity occupied this land, William Axon Stokes lived here. He had a mansion which is currently St. Mary’s Hall. [...]
SHU senior seminar class presents Mindfulness for Wildlife Wellness
Fran Leap’s senior seminar class researched and constructed an evening event, Mindfulness for Wildlife Wellness, which took place Nov. 16. Over 20 Seton [...]
“No” vote impacts Greensburg Hempfield Library
On Nov. 7, voters went to the polls, and the Greensburg Hempfield Area Library hoped to save its local library. Their referendum on [...]
The impact of environmental disasters in 2017
From devastating hurricanes to ravaging wildfires, 2017 has been a destructive year for environmental disasters in the world. The United States alone was [...]
Immigration discussion panel sparks conversation for change
“Whether by choice or force, we are all here as a result of coming from somewhere else. Though motivations were different, the results [...]