Inordinate amount of night classes create scheduling conflicts
With the spring semester quickly taking off at Seton Hill University (SHU), there have been frequent complaints from students concerning the number of [...]
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NCCHE receives $750,000 grant
Seton Hill University’s (SHU) National Catholic Center for Holocaust Education (NCCHE) is one of the only Universities to recognize the holocaust and promote [...]
Concentrated course classes create crazy hassles
In May of 2008, I had to take a break from the Parisian splendor surrounding me, sit down by the Seine, and begin [...]
Westmoreland Athletic Club offers students a new way to work out
Staying in shape as a full time student is one of the harder things to accomplish while in college. Finding the time and [...]
Lack of interest leads to cancellation of study abroad trips
Due to lack of enrollment, Seton Hill University (SHU) canceled several study abroad trips: the May term trip to China, the January term [...]
Parking-lot trouble
During the fall semester of 2008 the administration put yellow tape all around theonce beautiful scenic hill in order to add another parking [...]
A sad loss takes a toll on Seton Hill University
A sadness has overtaken students and faculty at Seton Hill University (SHU) as a fellow student has tragically passed away over the winter [...]
SHU community loses senior, brother, best friend
On Sunday, February 15, tears of sorrow and favored memories filled the Seton Hill University (SHU) community in respect of student, Joseph F. [...]
Off-Campus housing could affect On-Campus living
The Greensburg city council approved an ordinance that dealt with an attempt to govern student housing. The anticipated restrictions consist of a requirement [...]
Recycling program grinds to a halt
With the economical status in the hole today, many Americans are beginning to feel the economic decline. More recently, this has begun to [...]