Men’s baseball hopes for
This year, the Seton Hill University (SHU) Griffin’s baseball team will come out swinging. SHU has always had a strong men’s baseball program [...]
Watching the old and the new spring flicks
“Spring break is a time to get away from school, away from the stress and just relax and chill with old friends,” said [...]
Natalie Bloom: not your typical “College Girl”
“College Girl” appeared in the Setonian mailbox. I volunteered to read it because I’ve done book reviews in the past. I try to [...]
Harlan Gallery’s Hand/Print exhibition
Hand/Print is an exhibition of artwork featuring aspects of the printmaking process, such as monotype, etching, screenprinting, collograph and mixed media. [...]
Azar Nafisi challenges our imaginations
Azar Nafisi, author of “Reading Lolita in Tehran: A Memoir in Books” and Things I’ve Been Silent About,” came to Seton Hill University [...]
Students benefit from liberal arts core classes
“At its best, a liberal arts education prepares a student to be a lifetime learner,” said Franklin and Marshall College professor Sanford Pinkster [...]
Diverse demoninations adapt to Catholicism at SHU
From the stained glass windows in Admin, the beautiful St. Joseph’s chapel, and the fact that the residence halls are named after nuns [...]
WANTED: Catholic social teaching
Catholic Social Teaching at Seton Hill University may or may not be appreciated by the students or faculty. Seeing how SHU is a [...]
SHU receives generous gift of $3.5 million
Seton Hill University (SHU) recently received 3.5 million dollars from the estate of Carol Ann Reichgut, an alumnus of 1956. Reichgut, who died [...]
Life is full of pork chops
For the most part in our modern-day society, there is a grounded and permanent set of ethical rules to follow. In general terms, [...]