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By DYLAN SZEPESI On March 24, author, professor of Theology, and dual Israeli-American citizen, Yehezkel Landau, was welcomed to the

Earth Day Programming Spread Across Entire Month

By CICADA HILL For the entire month of April, Setonians have worked together in efforts to effectively celebrate the Earth.

By Summer Griffin Seton Hill University students can expect changes to the Reeves Learning Commons in the near future, as

By ISABEL GERHEIM Seton Hill University welcomes the new College of Health Professions and Natural Sciences on campus, projected to

By QUENTIN PETTINATO As ChatGPT and other generative AI [artificial intelligence] tools grow in popularity, many people working within the

By MAXWELL REESE In the ever-evolving digital realm, the task of avoiding cyber threats seems impossible. However, the best shield

By FRANCESCA SASIN After the recent acts of political and religious violence that shook our country, University President Dr. Mary

By LIZZY KUBANCEK Lowe dining hall policies have undergone changes this school year regarding meal time-period and the implementation of

By MAXWELL REESE & OCEANA FELIPE-SIRNIC On Sept. 18, 238 years and one day after the creation of the United

By OCEANA FELIPE-SIRNIC The Seton Hill Programming Board and Student Affairs have come up with a new way to reach