Seton Hill offers healthy options for spring
By Adrienne Bracken Staff Writer Winter is finally coming to a close, and we are packing up those bulky sweaters in favor of [...]
Gershwin Fantasy mesmerizes audiences
By Adrienne Bracken Staff Writer On March 26, the Pittsburgh Ballet presented A Gershwin Fantasy at Seton Hill University’s (SHU) Performing Arts Center. [...]
Tornado strikes close at home and to heart
By Jessie Krehlik Editor-in-Chief Sometimes it takes an act of God to bring people together. In the case of Fort Allen, a tornado [...]
Jaded students watch idly as their dreams quietly slip away
By Matthew Moore Contributer Moore is a creative writing major who adds his own spin to this satirical column for reader enjoyment. All [...]
Aja’s Viral Vids: April 2011
By Aja Hannah Arts and Entertainment Editor 1. Shocked cat’s first time watching star wars by forrvbwatchingonly 2. “One Man Disney Movie” Nick Pitera [...]
Dear Seton Hill, 40 days and nights is a long time, but worth it
By Chelsea Oliver Senior Staff Writer Dear Seton Hill, 40 days and nights is a long time, but worth it. Lent. The time [...]
Men’s and Women’s Track start off strong
By Thomas Brown Contributor The Seton Hill men’s and women’s track teams are off to a strong start as they gear up for [...]
NHL Fails to Reduce Violence with Rule 48
By Kiley Fischer Sports Editor After an influx of head-shots in the National Hockey League (NHL) in recent seasons, the league implemented Rule [...]
Dear Seton Hill, I want more face time…Love Chels
By Chelsea Oliver Senior Staff Writer So, the news of the iPad 2 is technically old by now, but let’s talk about my [...]
News Flash: Natural disasters inspire change
By Jessie Krehlik Editor-in-Chief I am not eco-friendly. I don’t recycle. I eat fast food and I drive a pick-up truck. But, all [...]