Damages and vandalism: who pays?
Vandalization and damage of school property are becoming a concern for Seton Hill University (SHU), but the greater concern for many in the [...]
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Campus police weeds out alcohol and drug violators
When people think of Seton Hill University (SHU), it might be a safe bet that the last thing on their minds are problems [...]
Found cartridges heighten student safety awareness
On February 15, the Setonian campus police blotter revealed two incidents involving the discovery of a 9 mm cartridge and a .357 Magnum [...]
Education Club saves puppies on spring break trip
When the Seton Hill University (SHU) Education Club left for Kentucky to participate in the Christian Appalachian Project’s �WorkFest,� they had no idea [...]
E-Magnify to hold annual conference in Pittsburgh
The struggle for a woman to get ahead in the business world is often referred to as �the glass ceiling,� as if there [...]
Student activities to approve fundraisers beforehand
n the past few weeks, students, faculty and staff alike have emptied their wallets for baked goods, Yankee candles, fresh flowers, Sheetz coupons, [...]
New SHU program creates full-tuition scholarship
Starting in the academic year of 2007-08, Seton Hill University (SHU) will offer a new scholarship available to incoming freshman. This is the [...]
Campus prepares for winter weather
Winter at Seton Hill University (SHU) has arrived, and each year, the administration and maintenance crews brace for its impact. Bill Vokes, SHU’s [...]
SHU students “wander” to foreign lands
�It’s only through wandering,� according to American author Scott McCloud, that �any of us ever get a solid sense of where we want [...]
Minimum wage lowers work study hours
Having a work study job proves to be helpful to most full-time students here at Seton Hill University (SHU). Being a part of [...]