National Aviary features magnificent creatures
Have you ever pet a penguin? What about an owl? A flamingo? Sure, anyone who visits the Pittsburgh Zoo can get close enough [...]
March Griff’s Flyover
Student Body Activities Council will be hosting SHUnanigans Dodgeball Friday, March 16. This event will be held in Sullivan Hall from 7- 9 [...]
National Hockey League lacks adequate penalty regulations
“You’re getting soft. You’re getting soft.” That was all former National Hockey League (NHL) player and current NHL analyst Jeremy Roenick had to [...]
‘Hunger Games’ promises to impress
Let the Games begin! The 74th Hunger Games begin on March 23. Are you ready? Author Suzanne Collins definitely is. Collins posted her [...]
Rising from the ashes
Many of the buildings, especially in the suburbs of New Orleans still have burning reminders of the devastation. A large red X covers [...]
Seton Hill University contributes to Habitat cause
SHU Crew doesn’t mess around. We do work. And when I say we do work, I mean that the 10 members of Seton [...]
Distinguished Holocaust scholar visits SHU: Alan Rosen presents ‘Broken Hearts, Broken Homes: The Holocaust and Its Languages’
“As the world is imploding, the preservation of language is essential,” said Alan Rosen, world-renowned Holocaust scholar in his seminar “Broken Hearts, Broken [...]
Who’s the Outcast Now: The line drawn between athletes and students at Seton Hill becomes finer
It’s lunchtime at Seton Hill University (SHU) and a surge of students floods the dining hall. The tables boasting athletes stand out in [...]
‘Stop Kony’ and Invisible Children cause controversy
While Seton Hill University (SHU) was on spring break, social media exploded with a new viral video. This time it wasn’t an animal [...]
Tech-savvy university produces blessings and curses for students and professors
Seton Hill University (SHU) is touted as a “Apple Distinguished School.” With the Griffin Technology Program, students are given Mac Book Pros and [...]