Busy schedules force students to make unhealthy choices
Moving out and going to college is a huge step in anyone’s life. There are a lot of decisions that have to be [...]
Greensburg’s healthy alternative to fast food
Greensburg is a city that offers a variety of restaurants, bars, boutiques, fast food establishments, and unique shops. There is a little something [...]
UConn star cornerback’s death elicits responses from student athletes
Jasper Howard, the starting cornerback for the University of Connecticut’s (UConn) football team, was fatally stabbed oncampus during the early morning hours of [...]
Pledges and rallies to resist violence
When Seton Hill University (SHU) kicked off its Week Without Violence October 19, 2009, it had many events that promoted how nonviolence could [...]
SHGA President’s Corner November 2009
This semester is flying by and I hope you all are enjoying it. We still have some great events and activities happening for [...]
Abnormal happenings make you appreciate the normal ones
There is a definition of normal and a definition for abnormal, then there is a definition for the just plain weird. Although I [...]
Excela Health raises breast cancer awareness on campus
On Thursday, October 22, Excela Health held its “Next” event in Seton Hill’s (SHU) Cecilian Hall to raise awareness of breast cancer and [...]
Family seeks answers in death of student
More than eight months after a standoff with police ended with the tragic shooting death of former Seton Hill student Joseph Briggs, his [...]
Public forum continues conversation about “Pipe Theme in Red-Orange” controversy
Since August when Josefa Filkosky’s sculpture, “Pipe Theme in Red-Orange” located in front of Lynch Hall, was painted to a white to blue [...]
Police report buzz
According to the police report released on October 13, 2009, a notable difference in the amount of crime rates on campus is significantly [...]