“Rachel Getting Married”
Anne Hathaway took a risk when she agreed to take on the leading role of a low-budget, indie film this
Read MoreBrian Jonestown Massacre lights up Pittsburgh
So many bands come along in one’s lifetime that it’s hard to put a finger on what’s good or bad.
Read MoreStudents represent at “Student Lobby Day”
On March 24 Jeannie Supreme and I were asked to represent Seton Hill (SHU) at the Association of Independent Colleges
Read MoreGoing trayless, going green
When Darren Achtzehn, the director of food services, first announced the cafeteria was going tray-less on April 2nd, Seton Hill
Read MoreClass assists Greensburg women’s shelter
Doing an act of charity is a humanitarian endeavor. One “Senior Seminar” class benefited humanity last Saturday by spending their
Read MoreSIFE club wins awards, serves community
This month, the Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) went to Philadelphia to compete with other college teams. Though it was
Read MoreLittle green aliens kidnap Holmes and paper supplies
As a journalist-in-training, part of the job requires adequate knowledge of investigative reporting. Even when I’m not on-the-job, I feel
Read MoreWelcome to wherever you are
And so it begins. The beginning of the end. Three years have really flown by. I know it seems cliche,
Read MoreHousing 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
Read MoreFrom 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
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