Seton Hill students raise awareness for ethical trade
“Fair trade is a movement that puts people and the environment first,” said Hannah Long, senior hospitality and tourism major.
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Model UN supports important women in history
“I think a lot of people believe that Model UN is just for political science majors. However, I think there’s
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Seton Hill hosts Kristallnacht “Night of Broken Glass” event
November 9-10th, 1938 is known as Kristallnacht, the nights when German Nazis attacked Jewish homes, property and people. Kristallnacht is
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Topics: new voices class hosts Narrative 4 event
“I think this was really impactful because we got to take the experiences and things we are learning about in
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Seton Hill student reflects on PCA conference experiences and future endeavors
During the last weekend of September, SHU senior Communication major Brittaney Pietrangelo presented at the 80th annual Pennsylvania Communication Association
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Griffin Talk Series shares insight on human trafficking
“There are many benefits of informing the Seton Hill community about trafficking. It may help people consider looking into the
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Big Pink Week raises awareness for breast cancer
From Oct. 21-24, Seton Hill’s Residence Life hosted Big Pink Week, featuring multiple events on campus to encourage breast cancer
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You Are Here hosts open mic night
You Are Here is an up-and-coming art gallery that works to be a gathering place for creativity. Located in Jeanette,
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Homecoming Cup comes to SHU
Homecoming is a time when students have the chance to fully embody their school spirit. Students, alumni, friends and family
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James Paharik steps into role as director of National Catholic Center for Holocaust Education
The Seton Hill community is happy to welcome James Paharik, Ph.D., as he steps into his new role as director
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