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Suzanne Rogers loved plants, so it only seemed appropriate to plant a tree in her honor. Rogers, who was an

National conference at Seton Hill highlights women in the Holocaust

“The very same silencing that we witnessed at the highest level in the United States against Dr. Ford is happening

In 1919, Seton Hill University conferred its first two degrees, both in music. A century later, the university celebrated 100

Seton Hill University is celebrating 100 years of music with its centennial concert on Sunday, Sept. 30. “Connecting the Generations”

“Coordinating 58 artists is not easy,” said Bonnie West, the curatorial assistant of the Westmoreland Museum of American Art. “But

Pittsburgh rapper and producer Mac Miller was pronounced dead Sept. 7 due to an “apparent” overdose at his Studio City

2018 Homecoming and Family Weekend is fast approaching at Seton Hill, and with so many festivities leading up to homecoming,

Seton Hill University announced the members of the 2018 Homecoming Court on Monday. Voting is currently open on SHINE until

There’s a new engagement platform on the Hill, called SHINE, where the Seton Hill community can see a lot of

A casino is expected to be built inside the space where Bon-Ton formerly resided in Westmoreland Mall along Route 30.