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Seton Hill class of ‘17 undergraduate, freelance writer, Noah Davis, who also graduated with a Masters in Fine Arts for

Lowe-To-Go: An Interview with Darren Achtezhn about the Food Truck

The food truck on campus, known as Lowe-To-Go, has been a hit on the Hill and down at the Seton

Seton Hill has introduced a new way to honor the spirit of Homecoming through planning Crimson and Gold Days Oct.

There will be virtual visits from the Middle States team Nov. 8-11 to meet with representatives from campus. Seton Hill’s

“What media do you consume, what books do you read and who are you following? That was the first message

Virtual Zoom meetings have become a norm over the last few months for university classroom learning, but also for studio

Physical distancing and virtual meetings have quickly become the norm around the world with the global outbreak of the novel

Jeffrey Bartel, an associate professor of psychology, passed away on December 3, 2019. A celebration of Bartel’s life will be

“Maclean was always a fun-loving guy,” said Marc Marizzaldi, head coach of the Seton Hill University men’s baseball team. “There

The William Granger Ryan Theatre will host an array of performances throughout this Spring 2020 semester starting with Richard Brinsley