Students ‘Embrace the Possible’ at Conference
By Giannina Gonzalez Staff Writer The Undergraduate Humanities Conference and Humanities Presentations titled “Embracing the Possible… Exploring the Impossible” did just that on [...]
English Professor shares unique perspective on Irish culture
By Katelyn Snyder Contributor Since the 1700s, St. Patrick’s Day has been celebrated in America but few know of the holiday’s humble [...]
SHU English class hosts first webinar with acclaimed author
By Adrienne Bracken Contributor On the evening of Monday, Emily Wierszewski’s Literary Remix class participated in a web chat with Sherri Browning Erwin, [...]
Propelling events in Egypt bring listeners to learn about ‘what is going on’
By Giannina Gonzalez Staff Writer The historic efforts of individuals 5,889 miles away have caught world-wide attention. On Tuesday, Christina Michelmore, history chair [...]
Students’ thoughts on service
“My favorite part of volunteering was spending time with the kids we worked with, and seeing their smiles, knowing that I was a [...]
Coming Service Opportunity
Shannon Lucas Contributor Two freshman students at Seton Hill University (SHU), are planning a new Service Saturday project where other SHU students will [...]
Aja’s February Viral Vids
Complied by Aja Hannah Arts and Entertainment Editor 1. Volkswagen Commercial: The Force -volkswagen 2. TIK TOK – Ke$HA PARODY: The COD Song [...]
Seton Hill presents Martin Luther King, Jr. educational program
By Katelyn Snyder Center Spread Editor Despite a last minute change in speaker, Seton Hill University (SHU) filled Cecilian Hall to watch the [...]
Students “Take the Day On” in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr.
By Katelyn Snyder Contributor A total of 76 Seton Hill University (SHU) students gathered to honor Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy in service [...]
Griff’s February Flyover
Compiled by Adrienne Bracken and Giannina Gonzalez The Central Blood Bank came to Seton Hill on February 9. The Central Blood Bank visits [...]