Relaxing responsibly
Greensburg, the small city that could. During the weekday, the city sees its share of college students, workers, police, pedestrians, and more. In [...]
Opinion
Rememer when…
I never realized how many historic events I’ve lived through until just recently. I remember when Princess Diana was killed. I had been [...]
Decaying dorms and rotten residence halls
Last semester, freshman Anne Marie Olesky and her roommate sent several complaints to the maintenance department concerning the state of their dorm room [...]
McCain concedes gracefully and respectfully
On November 4th, Americans had an opportunity to take part in history by watching the first African-American president elect give his victory speech. [...]
Commuter and Resident: Why students may pick one over another
Freedom. This seven letter word signifies college. Finally, teens can escape their parents’ grasp long enough to actually live. Well, sometimes. Students who [...]
Implied connotations seek to sway voters
Seton Hill University (SHU) is proud to announce that the World Affairs Forum hosted its second High Tea of the year and thus [...]
Increase retention, not enrollment
Seton Hill University’s (SHU) rapid population expansion is the cause of most of our issues. This place that used to be “where everyone [...]
Students feel billboard dehumanizes women
If you have driven on Route 30 east between Target and Wal-Mart recently, you have probably seen the billboard advertisement for Beeghly and [...]
Wandering through mysterious “Paper Towns”
I was already a fan of John Green months before I even read one of his books.For those of you who haven’t read [...]