Balancing sports, academia, and life
Stress. Every college student’s worst nightmare. It’s unavoidable, but for student athletes, the strain is even more evident, because of their added responsibilities. [...]
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Making a new home away from home
When packing all of the “essentials” of a college student, think of what items to bring along in order to make a room [...]
Best ways to stay in touch with family
Going to college is a big step in life. One of the most difficult adjustments is keeping in touch with the family members [...]
Out of this world… or at least in this country!
After the Spring semester came to an end, on May 14 I took off in a jet plane heading east. My final destination: [...]
Secured under lock and key – protecting
Even without the unusually high occurrence of theft last spring, thousands of dollars worth of possessions are stolen each year. One laptop alone [...]
Students represent at “Student Lobby Day”
On March 24 Jeannie Supreme and I were asked to represent Seton Hill (SHU) at the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of [...]
Going trayless, going green
When Darren Achtzehn, the director of food services, first announced the cafeteria was going tray-less on April 2nd, Seton Hill University (SHU) students [...]
Class assists Greensburg women’s shelter
Doing an act of charity is a humanitarian endeavor. One “Senior Seminar” class benefited humanity last Saturday by spending their Saturday afternoon serving [...]
GI Bill pushes Seton Hill to aid veterans
In response to the new GI Bill, also known as the Yellow Ribbon GI Education Enhancement Program, “Seton Hill University will be the [...]
First student accepted into LECOM looks forward to liberal arts core
The first student accepted into LECOM looks forward to liberal arts core Alexandria Cisowski, a senior at Hempfield Area High School is the [...]