Parking-lot trouble
During the fall semester of 2008 the administration put yellow tape all around theonce beautiful scenic hill in order to add another parking [...]
Rising from the ashes of chaos
As chaotic as our college lives may seem, most of us can say we’ve got somewhat of a scheduled routine at the prime [...]
Teen angst with a poetic twist
“Wish you could turn off the questions, turn off the voices, turn off all sound. Yearn to close out the ugliness, close out [...]
On writing for the Setonian
I’m simply a nervous wreck. A nervous wreck, I say, and all because I cannot think of a single thing to write about. [...]
Chewing gum – January 1929 style
I do not deny that there was a time that I enjoyed immensely a piece of gum. I remember the delight I took [...]
Love or hate–or both
I have often wondered if there could be a doubt existing as to which emotion held sway over the other—love or hate. One [...]
A sad loss takes a toll on Seton Hill University
A sadness has overtaken students and faculty at Seton Hill University (SHU) as a fellow student has tragically passed away over the winter [...]
Blockbuster hopefuls fill theatres in February
As box-offices across the country to come off of one of the highest paying holiday movie seasons to date, they begin to welcome [...]
SHU community loses senior, brother, best friend
On Sunday, February 15, tears of sorrow and favored memories filled the Seton Hill University (SHU) community in respect of student, Joseph F. [...]
Bernice King speaks about father’s fight against discrimination, poverty, and militarism
On Tuesday, February 17th, hundreds gathered in Westmoreland County Community College (WCCC) Youngwood’s auditorium to hear Bernice King, the youngest daughter of Martin [...]