Housing hype leads to waitlisted worries
Choosing housing for next semester is a concern for many students. Rumors of too little housing and too many students is causing many [...]
From blogs to book: professor writes about Middle East Conflict
James Paharik, an associate professor of sociology and faculty coordinator of the Genocide Studies and Holocaust Program at Seton Hill University (SHU), recently [...]
Men’s tennis swings back into action
Seton Hill University’s (SHU) men’s tennis team is back for their seventh year of slicing, serving, smashing and scoring. This year, just like [...]
Men’s lacrosse competes and strives for the best
Seton Hill University’s (SHU) men’s lacrosse team started their season off with a jolt of confidence as they beat the top-ten team, Belmont [...]
SHU golf teams welcome change
The men’s and women’s golf teams, although suffering from lack of numbers, show steady improvement for Seton Hill University’s (SHU) sixth existing season. [...]
English club event helps English majors with career issues
Getting ready to pursue your career can start when you become a freshman in college. Though freshman and sophomore students may be a [...]
“Children of Eden” brings down final curtain at Reeves Theatre
Reeve’s Theatre will house the final production of Seton Hill University (SHU) Theatre Program’s 2008-2009 season, “Children of Eden,” a musical, beginning next [...]
Slumdog deserves both millions and awards
I would consider myself a movie connoisseur so over winter break, when I was watching the 66th Annual Golden Globe Awards and kept [...]
Swedish Suis La Lune takes the (underground) stage
I was standing with my girlfriend Emily and our friend/band-mate Phil in The Warren, which was actually just the tiny, crowded basement of [...]
STAC calls out ACTION!
Seton Hill University (SHU) has many strong majors, clubs, sports, and activities that students can participate in. One of the strongest and most [...]