Changes define Griffin football’s 2008 season
The 2008 season signals a tremendous change within the Seton Hill University (SHU) football program. The most notable change comes in the form [...]
Gas Crisis?
This past March, after several attempts, I finally received my driver’s license and got to participate in America’s pastime. And I don’t mean [...]
Women’s basketball team makes plays in the classroom
Out of every NCAA division II college in the country, Seton Hill University’s (SHU) women’s basketball achieved the third highest GPA as a [...]
LECOM opens location at SHU
Seton Hill University (SHU) and Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine (LECOM), a private, graduate school of medicine and pharmacy, based in Erie, [...]
Holocaust expert says communities should “give people a home”
“History does not repeat itself. It rhymes,” said Dr. Alan Rosen, quoting Mark Twain. Rosen, a lecturer in Holocaust Literature at Yad Vashem, [...]
Saving Social Security: varying methods to improve funding
In my last column, I told you that Social Security is at the cliff’s edge of financial disaster. How big a disaster? Big [...]
Westmoreland Museum keeps Greensburg’s growing arts scene open to students
Greensburg might be a small city, but it is home to a growing arts culture that gives Seton Hill University (SHU) students plenty [...]
Meredith predicts choices for weekend NFL draft: “defense wins championships”
The National Football League’s (NFL) annual draft takes place during the last weekend in April, and for many, it is the first dose [...]
Powers, Yeargers assist in apprehending fellow student
On March 28 Seton Hill University (SHU) student Jeremy Spisak was jailed after allegedly taking a Greensburg police officer’s Taser gun and using [...]
Superhero Movie gives laughs to properly aged audience
Many of the spoof movies that have been made in the last few years have not been as great as they were cracked [...]