Biased media influences voting decisions
There’s an election coming up. You may have heard about it. (Are you registered to vote? You should be.) Not interested in politics? [...]
Opinion
Homecoming raises questions about school spirit at SHU
During Homecoming, there is a lot of talk about school spirit. It seems like at every turn, someone is asking us to show [...]
The reality of multitasking
How often do you find yourself sitting in class, and also on Facebook or even doing an assignment for another class? If a [...]
Rumors swirl over the long anticipated iPhone 5
Every year Apple seems to steal technologies’ global stage, with rumors of the latest i-device. With promising leaks and an ever-curious media, Apple [...]
Life After SHU: ‘Carpe Diem’ applies to recent graduate’s job search
I have two words of advice that just about sum up life. Pre-college, during college, post-college. Carpe diem. Seize the Day. I’ve always [...]
Summer provides chances for those willing to make the best of the time off
For some students, summer is something to look forward to; a much-needed break and a chance to get some sun and have a [...]
Quick Terms in Chinese
Here are a few basic terms, keep in mind that pronunciation is vital. Many words are spelled the same way and may sound [...]
Topics studied by SHU Students in Beijing, China
Wealth disparity in China The Nine Dragons of China Number suspicions Comparison of American and Chinese Universities China’s Family Plannina Policy Pollution Problems: [...]
Speak Out: Students reminisce about recent trip to China
Question: What will you remember about the trip a year from now? “I have seen some of the great wonders of the world, [...]
SHU students explore Chinese culture and language
BEIJING – Beijing is one of the largest cities in the world. Seton Hill University (SHU) has a very special relationship with Beijing [...]