Poe Toaster was “the wind and nothing more”
By Katelyn Snyder Center Spread Editor A 60-year tradition of honoring Edgar Allan Poe on his birthday seems to be nevermore, after the [...]
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Students construct Liberian Education
In an effort to reach out to the world beyond Seton Hill University (SHU), the recently reactivated communications club has decided to focus [...]
Working to learn outside
Outside the classroom windows the beautiful mosaic of autumn transforms. Students inside may peer out every once in a while and catch a [...]
Reacting to the iPads
Seton Hill University’s (SHU) Griffin Technology Advantage (GTA) program has drawn positive and negative attention since its inception. The iPad program has received [...]
Get Lamp. Show Documentary
A complete waste of time: that’s what documentary film director Jason Scott believes most people say when they think of Interactive Fiction (IF). [...]
Students labor to aid, help strangers
Sixteen years ago Labor of Love was introduced as a way to give Seton Hill University (SHU) students a chance to give back [...]
Vegetarians, athletes request healthier eating options
For sophomore Sofiya Arnaudova, everything changed when she came to Seton Hill University (SHU) in August of 2008. Arnaudova, who grew up in [...]
Students donate blood
Every year Seton Hill University (SHU) holds blood drives throughout the year in hopes of attracting students and faculty to donate. Donating a [...]
Campus Ministry joined by O’Brien
Seton Hill University’s (SHU) Campus Ministry is a campus organization that encourages religion amongst interested students. Along with the start of a new [...]
SHU Seniors raise funds for greyhounds
Senior Seminars give students a way to collaborate and come up with a creative way to help the community. This past summer term [...]