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
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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.
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“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.
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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
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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
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Seton Hill celebrates holiday season with 39th annual crib ceremony
Seton Hill University held its 39th annual crib ceremony on Tuesday night. Members of the freshman class, including some of
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Setonians unite for campus cleanup
“The mission is we want to have people get out in nature,” said Mike Atherton, philosophy professor at Seton Hill
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SHU hosts discussion panel: “Immigration – It’s Not That Easy”
The Seton Hill University diversity and inclusion office, in partnership with the Westmoreland County YWCA, presented the panel discussion “Immigration
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Faiths and communities come together at Kristallnacht remembrance service
The Seton Hill University community and holocaust survivors came together to commemorate “The Night of Broken Glass” with an interfaith
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SHU hosts 21st World Hunger Panel
Seton Hill University raised roughly 200 pounds of food for the Westmoreland County Food Bank (WCFB) over the course of
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