“Medea” takes the stage at Seton Hill University
The audience was taken on a journey to Greece when the play “Medea” was performed at the Seton Hill University Performing Arts Center [...]
Opinion
SHU participates in Equal Pay Day rally
On April 4, a massive crowd of students and faculty from Seton Hill University congregated outside the Greensburg courthouse to demonstrate for Equal [...]
How to balance a heavy workload
We all know how it feels to be overwhelmed and swamped with work. The days seem to fly by so quickly and it’s [...]
Celebrating Black History Month
As political and racial tensions and talks run high in America, it is a more important time now than any to recognize Black [...]
Christmas: A time for sharing traditions
“Christmas is the birth of Jesus and being around people who mean the most to you,” said Lucas Brim, exercise science major at [...]
Looking to the future: Donald Trump’s presidency
As 2016 reaches its end and 2017 is right around the corner, the new year will bring many changes into our lives. One [...]
Political Editorial: Your Vote is Your Voice
To vote or not to vote should not be the question. For whom to vote and why should be the question that all [...]
Your guide to purchasing Girl Scout Cookies
There are two great things that come with spring: nicer weather and Girl Scouts cookies. With so many choices of delicious flavors, each [...]
Guest Editorial: How Will Millennials Influence the 2016 Election?
Much about American culture has changed over the last eight years, and the election of a new leader is on the horizon. How [...]
Analyzing Tropes in Today’s Comedy
When first invented, moving pictures probably were thought by many to be just a fad, but their presence in media has continued into [...]