The Seventeen-Year Locust is back for summer 2016
Do you remember the crunch, crunch, crunch under your feet? Perhaps the annoying chirp all hours of the day? Maybe the feeling of [...]
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Outbreak on the Hill
It was a rapidly spreading and fast killing disease. According to historian Jennifer Rosenberg, the symptoms began with severe fatigue, fever and headache. [...]
SHU English professor writes about personal experience with Secretariat
“Since I was a kid I followed the Triple Crown races; it was a basic interest of mine,” English instructor and published author [...]
SHU bookstore transforms into Barnes & Noble
In June, Seton Hill University’s (SHU) bookstore will change from its current provider, Follett (formerly Neebo), to a Barnes & Noble college bookstore. [...]
Brother and Sister: A journey into the joint histories of SHC (SHU) & SVC
Every winter when I was a kid, I’d look forward to the Saint Vincent College Chill Out, always held in the spacious Robert [...]
How to Solve a Murder
While most teenagers spent their Saturday morning devouring bowls of Cocoa Puffs and catching up on cartoons, three young women solved a murder. [...]
Barnes & Noble comes to SHU
July 1, 2016 the Seton Hill bookstore will take on a new look and style. The store will be remodeled and restocked to [...]
SHU hosts the 6th annual student affiliate dinner
Thursday, Seton Hill University (SHU) co-hosted, along with along with the Pittsburg Association for the Education of Young Children (PAEYC), the 2016 Student [...]
Step up to the plate: How taking charge saves lives
This past January, senior Chris Miller’s education became more than just computerized tests and lessons in a classroom. On January 10, he and [...]
Seton Hill reacts to Flint water crisis
“Here’s the nexus of racism, poverty and environment,” said John Atherton, associate professor of philosophy at Seton Hill University. “It’s not just an [...]