Students search for ways to help victims in Japan
By Chelsea Oliver and Steph Wilson Senior Staff Writer and Contributor On Friday, March 11 an 8.9 magnitude earthquake shook Japan and caused [...]
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Pi Day spirit lands at SHU
By Jalen Gumbs Photo Editor Have you ever wanted the opportunity to throw a pie into a teacher’s face for payback or just [...]
Students ‘Embrace the Possible’ at Conference
By Giannina Gonzalez Staff Writer The Undergraduate Humanities Conference and Humanities Presentations titled “Embracing the Possible… Exploring the Impossible” did just that on [...]
SHU English class hosts first webinar with acclaimed author
By Adrienne Bracken Contributor On the evening of Monday, Emily Wierszewski’s Literary Remix class participated in a web chat with Sherri Browning Erwin, [...]
Griff’s February Flyover
Compiled by Adrienne Bracken and Giannina Gonzalez The Central Blood Bank came to Seton Hill on February 9. The Central Blood Bank visits [...]
Congressman speaks out on violence
By Jalen Gumbs Staff Writer The tragedy that erupted in Tuscan, Arizona involving congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords has inspired several discussions regarding people with [...]
Need Money? Pitches worth $1500
By Jessie Krehlik Editor-in-Chief The Wukich Center for Entrepreneurial Opportunities at Seton Hill University (SHU) welcomes all students to participate in an Elevator [...]
Contact Campus Police
Compiled by Jalen Gumbs Photo Editor Campus police is available for assistance 24 hours a day every day for students, visitors and faculty. [...]
Guarding our campus: The story behind campus security
By Jalen Gumbs Photo Editor “They just walk around.” “They open the door for you when you get locked out.” “You go to [...]
From Pittsburgh to Pittsboro, Griffins get dirty for Habitat for Humanity
Eleven students and three faculty members spent their last week of winter break building houses eight hours away from Seton Hill University (SHU) [...]