Borders closes doors for good
Media retail giant, Borders, announced in July that it would close its doors for good. The popular bookstore that opened approximately 40 years [...]
August 2011 Police Blotter
Read up on summer criminal mischief on campus. May 19, 2011 9:15 a.m. St. Mary’s 2 MacBook Pros Stolen May 19, 2011 [...]
Don’t hide behind colorblindness
You might not remember my last editorial. To bring this one up to speed: I basically called everyone everywhere racists, especially those with [...]
Expose the truth about high school to college relationships
As a high school relationship veteran, I feel it is my prerogative to share some wisdom on the matter with those who are [...]
News flash, say…Farewell to privacy, hello to Internet tracking
You may not realize it, but every time you access the Internet, you are being watched. As you navigate through web pages, conduct [...]
Students can defeat the ‘freshmen 15’
The “freshmen 15” is every new college student’s nightmare. It’s hard to avoid when faced with so many options on the menu. As [...]
Student gains national TV recognition
Seton Hill University (SHU) junior Clare Berenato gained national recognition as a member of the Youngstown Baller’s team on the new television show [...]
Griff’s August Flyover
The final two days of Welcome Week will supply more decade themed activities. These activities are designed to “help alleviate any of the [...]
June Scoreboard
Recap of Spring Semester Teams Men’s Lacrosse cut even with seven wins and seven losses. Men’s Baseball After making a run at the [...]
Women combat old stereotypes in sports
In a world of pink and bedazzled “women’s jerseys” as well as signs such as “Ryan Kesler (leave your wife and) marry me” [...]