Students 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 and Universities of [...]
Going trayless, going green
When Darren Achtzehn, the director of food services, first announced the cafeteria was going tray-less on April 2nd, Seton Hill University (SHU) students [...]
Class 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 Saturday afternoon serving [...]
SIFE 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 their first time [...]
Little 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 like you always [...]
Welcome to wherever you are
And so it begins. The beginning of the end. Three years have really flown by. I know it seems cliche, but it seems [...]
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 [...]