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Do you remember the crunch, crunch, crunch under your feet? Perhaps the annoying chirp all hours of the day? Maybe

Outbreak on the Hill

It was a rapidly spreading and fast killing disease. According to historian Jennifer Rosenberg, the symptoms began with severe fatigue,

“Since I was a kid I followed the Triple Crown races; it was a basic interest of mine,” English instructor

In June, Seton Hill University’s (SHU) bookstore will change from its current provider, Follett (formerly Neebo), to a Barnes &

Every winter when I was a kid, I’d look forward to the Saint Vincent College Chill Out, always held in

While most teenagers spent their Saturday morning devouring bowls of Cocoa Puffs and catching up on cartoons, three young women

July 1, 2016 the Seton Hill bookstore will take on a new look and style. The store will be remodeled

Thursday, Seton Hill University (SHU) co-hosted, along with along with the Pittsburg Association for the Education of Young Children (PAEYC),

This past January, senior Chris Miller’s education became more than just computerized tests and lessons in a classroom. On January

“Here’s the nexus of racism, poverty and environment,” said John Atherton, associate professor of philosophy at Seton Hill University. “It’s