Housing hype leads to waitlisted worries
Choosing housing for next semester is a concern for many students. Rumors of too little housing and too many students is causing many [...]
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From blogs to book: professor writes about Middle East Conflict
James Paharik, an associate professor of sociology and faculty coordinator of the Genocide Studies and Holocaust Program at Seton Hill University (SHU), recently [...]
Kathy Kelly encourages students to create peace
On March 24, through The Sister Mary Schmidt Lecture Series, Seton Hill University (SHU) welcomed three-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee Kathy Kelly to [...]
SHU students dance for a cause
SHU-A-THON’s first 24-hour Dance-A-Thon takes place, on Friday, April 3 and continues Saturday April 4 in McKenna Gymnasium at Seton Hill University (SHU). [...]
Students benefit from liberal arts core classes
“At its best, a liberal arts education prepares a student to be a lifetime learner,” said Franklin and Marshall College professor Sanford Pinkster [...]
Diverse demoninations adapt to Catholicism at SHU
From the stained glass windows in Admin, the beautiful St. Joseph’s chapel, and the fact that the residence halls are named after nuns [...]
WANTED: Catholic social teaching
Catholic Social Teaching at Seton Hill University may or may not be appreciated by the students or faculty. Seeing how SHU is a [...]
SHU receives generous gift of $3.5 million
Seton Hill University (SHU) recently received 3.5 million dollars from the estate of Carol Ann Reichgut, an alumnus of 1956. Reichgut, who died [...]
Lions Club on the prowl for community service
Lions Clubs International is the world’s largest secular service organization with over 44,500 clubs and more than 1.4 million members in 201 countries [...]
New club provides students defensive opportunities
If you are looking for a way to get into shape, learn self-defense, or try a new sport, Judo Club may be the [...]