Adjunct Professor Becomes Interim Director (if only for a semester)
Walking into Richard King’s Office on St. Joseph’s Hall ground floor, King greeted me with a smile and invited me to sit down. [...]
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Art brings awareness to gender-based violence
“Art is powerful because it can be seen and experienced intimately by so many people,” said Stacey McSorley, an art therapy major at [...]
Explore the life of Mae Jemison
“Mae was a black female astronaut who was extremely smart and did very, very well in school,” said Elise Michaux, director of student [...]
Seton Hill students take on the Dominican Republic
Over winter break, Seton Hill University (SHU) offered a study abroad program to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic (DR) from Dec. 27 to Jan. [...]
Exploring cadavers at SHU
“Hic locus est ubi mortui viventes docent.” “This is where the dead teach the living.” This year brought on many additions to the [...]
A refreshing look at the new Seton Hill website
On Monday, Feb. 16 anyone who visited the Seton Hill University (SHU) website would have not been able to ignore the completely different [...]
Green practices slowly sprouting at SHU
“It would be awesome if someday Seton Hill could be on a list of most eco-friendly colleges,” said Danielle Shilling, an early childhood [...]
Elizabeth Ann Seton: Forty years a Saint
In 1975, Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton became the first American-born saint. Born Elizabeth Bayley, she married William Seton and had five children. After [...]
Horse lover following her dream one lead change at a time
“We bought the property right before he was born in January 2014,” Jessica Griffith said, looking to her son. Griffith is the owner [...]
Local Christmas Events and Charities
As we begin to enter the season of Christmas, we get excited for presents, spending time with our families and maybe giving back [...]