Science majors present at ACS meeting in Chicago
Four Seton Hill University (SHU) students majoring in forensic science and chemistry were required to do either research or an internship and present
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Seniors assess their exit evaluations and portfolios
As the semester comes to a close there has been anything but leisure for many graduating seniors here at Seton Hill University (SHU).
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Social Work Club wins Organization of Year
The Seton Hill University (SHU) Social Work Club was named Organization of the Year at the Seton Hill Government Association Leadership Dinner held
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Earth Day: a reminder that little changes make big differences
Earth Day (April 22) meant a new environmental beginning for many local area companies and organizations. They were inspired by the holiday to
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Three social sins in need of conciliation at SHU
Seton Hill University has undergone unsettling changes since my first year: the controversial move for men’s athletics, the increasing fear on campus about
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MIKE RUBINO, HILL RAISER: I apologize, but…
I knew this day would come: my last issue of the Setonian. My last chance to make a statement in the campus newspaper;
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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
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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
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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
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