The Hill is Alive… (with quality in quantity)
Yes, it’s my final column for the Setonian. Graduation awaits, followed shortly thereafter by something called �the real world.� But in preparation for [...]
Silenced fountain provides silent reminder
Here at Seton Hill University (SHU), the fountain of knowledge runs deep, flowing through students and submerging them in wisdom. It’s a good [...]
Darfur lecturer speaks at SHU
On March 26, 2007 the National Catholic Center for Holocaust Education and the JoAnne Boyle World Affairs Forum hosted a lecture by Sharon [...]
Anke redresses Lowe Hall controversy
With the end of the academic year right around the corner, there is again the question of housing students for next fall. Every [...]
Two-hour time block creates athletic tension
Seton Hill University (SHU) students can find salvation from hunger, lectures, and sleeplessness during the week from 4-6 p.m. because classes on campus [...]
Arts program spreads culture to public schools
In such an artistically-rich campus, we sometimes forget that others are not as culturally advantaged as we are. A small group of Seton [...]
Education Club attends WorkFest in Kentucky
While some of us spent spring break getting ahead in our coursework, and others spent the week relaxing on the beach or training [...]
J.T. brings “sexy back” to Pittsburgh
Justin Timberlake (J.T.) was the first recording artist to bring �SexyBack� to the somewhat humdrum city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Timberlake’s performance took place [...]
Mad Mex: silly titles, but good food
Mad Mex Restaurant is located in Monroeville, 15 minutes from Greensburg, Pa., in the Miracle Mile shopping plaza on Old William Penn Highway. [...]