Flight 93 Memorial: Commemorating Those That Faced Atrocity
By Jerod Stull (GREENSBURG, Pa)– Silence fills the air as it unifies a crowd to watch lanterns light up marble walls commemorating the [...]
Combating Senioritis: Advice from Alumni
We have finally made it to Spring semester, which means seniors are that much closer to finally graduating. However, being so close to [...]
(Emerging) Wheelbarrow Books Poetry Prize Awarded to SHU Alumni
Seton Hill class of ‘17 undergraduate, freelance writer, Noah Davis, who also graduated with a Masters in Fine Arts for Creative Writing from [...]
ATS: All The Secrets you need to know about Applicant Tracking Systems
As young professionals, the internship and job search process can be intimidating. It seems like a rotating cycle: you’ve discovered an open position [...]
Quarantine & Election Season Exacerbate Queer Struggle, Elevate Hope
My family isn’t very supportive of my identity, so being stuck at home together with everything going on has been very strenuous,” said [...]
Setonian Study Tips
“Knowing that the final exam week is both close and still far away, you can do it, you will survive, and you can [...]
Lowe-To-Go: An Interview with Darren Achtezhn about the Food Truck
The food truck on campus, known as Lowe-To-Go, has been a hit on the Hill and down at the Seton Hill Visual Arts [...]
Digital Branding Tips with Marisa Corona
UPMC HealthPlan digital content specialist and Seton Hill University alumna, Marisa Corona, class of ‘17, gave some digital branding tips to attendees at [...]
Things to do this Fall: Socially Distant Edition
Fall has officially arrived, and it’s time for sweater weather and all things pumpkin spice. As expected, many fall events and activities in [...]
Seton Hill Plans Crimson and Gold Week in lieu of Homecoming
Seton Hill has introduced a new way to honor the spirit of Homecoming through planning Crimson and Gold Days Oct. 12-18. Physical distancing [...]