Hudson Tragedy hits home
According to E! online’s Marcus Errico, Chicago authorities recovered a body of a seven-year-old boy that fit the description of Jennifer Hudson’s missing [...]
Commuter and Resident: Why students may pick one over another
Freedom. This seven letter word signifies college. Finally, teens can escape their parents’ grasp long enough to actually live. Well, sometimes. Students who [...]
Pawlikowski lectures on St. Paul’s relevancy to Judaism and Christianity
On October 22 John Pawlikowski, a reverend and 2005 winner of the Nostra Aetate award, came to Seton Hill University (SHU) to speak [...]
Implied connotations seek to sway voters
Seton Hill University (SHU) is proud to announce that the World Affairs Forum hosted its second High Tea of the year and thus [...]
De Chantal mischief inconveniences many
Seton Hill University (SHU) freshman, Dianna Griffin, and her suitemates woke up the morning of October 14 to a disturbing realization: there was [...]
Increase retention, not enrollment
Seton Hill University’s (SHU) rapid population expansion is the cause of most of our issues. This place that used to be “where everyone [...]
Possible housing solutions proposed
Housing at Seton Hill University (SHU) can be frustrating at times; being a small school with many people it tends to get a [...]
Nostra Aetate award winner emphasizes communication
On October 23 the National Catholic Center for Holocaust Education’s (NCCHE) presented the Nostra Aetate Award to Eugene Fisher. This prestigious award was [...]
Public transportation proposed for students
A recent article in the Tribune Review revealed the proposal of Seton Hill University (SHU) teaming up with Westmoreland Transit Authority officials to [...]