Harlan Gallery presents work from Ben Golden
“It is good to see that history is still remembered in contemporary times, and that even though time goes on, we are still [...]
Texting versus driving
You are in the car by yourself running a quick errand when your phone rings; it’s your text message alert. Do you pick [...]
Holocaust education in the 21st century
Internationally reknowned scholars and educators will join Seton Hill University (SHU) staff and students to attend the tri-annual Ethel LeFrak Holocaust Education Conference, [...]
Going into the woods with childhood fairytales
Lights up on Seton Hill University’s (SHU) first production of the year! Those involved in “Into the Woods” will be making history as [...]
Taking a new view on old Shakespearean writings
First off, I would like to publicly proclaim my love for Shakespearean literature. I actually enjoyed reading “Hamlet” (it’s about noble self-sacrifice and [...]
Training students to save hearts and lives
The Seton Hill University Student Ambassadors (SHUSA) will host a pair of adult CPR training sessions on Sunday October 18 in Cecilian Hall [...]
SHGA President’s Corner October 2009
I hope that everyone had an enjoyable fall break and you are all ready to enjoy some of the fun events happening during [...]
Fluing through the semester and beyond
How many times have you flinched and scooted away from the kid who sneezed in class? How many conscious thoughts have filtered through [...]
Kennywood frightens with Halloween spookyness
For the past three years, the Student Activities Council (SAC) at Seton Hill University (SHU) has offered students tickets and transportation to the [...]
Regarding “Pipe Theme in Red and Orange”
“She said [in her will] if any of her art work was in disrepair, she would prefer that it be destroyed.” [...]