Setonian Days break the ice for freshmen
Well it’s that time of year again, the time when one class graduates and another enters college life. As freshmen,
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Alumni bring students back to reality
After graduating from high school, the last thing on most students minds is life after college. As freshmen, graduation from
Read More$1.5 Million bequest to sustain memorial scholarships
According to Christine Mueseler, SHU’s vice president for Institutional Advancement, Farmer, formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio, “created the scholarships because his
Read MoreStrategic planning for the future
In 2005 Seton Hill University (SHU) faculty and students collaborated to develop a strategic plan to follow through the year
Read MoreSIFE club wins awards, serves community
This month, the Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) went to Philadelphia to compete with other college teams. Though it was
Read MoreHousing 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
Read MoreFrom 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
Read MoreKathy 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
Read MoreSHU 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
Read MoreStudents 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
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