The Hill is Alive… (with the need for children)
In just the past few weeks I�ve made an alarming discovery – children change our behavior. They dominate our attention, vocabulary, mannerisms, and [...]
�The Dawn of Hope� offers a new look at Holocaust
Choosing a new book once you have finished a particularly good one is always a difficult task. I usually end up starting several [...]
Culture Vulture: The lines that connect �Mazel�
Lines are everywhere. One just has to look. There are physical lines one sees, and there are the implied lines one’s eyes perceive. [...]
MIKE RUBINO, HILL RAISER What’s at stake
This November 7, we will see the conclusion to one of the greatest political battles in Pennsylvanian history. We, as commonwealthers, have the [...]
CareerWorks hosts talk on graduate school
On Monday, October 30, 2006 CareerWorks at Seton Hill University (SHU) sponsored a workshop for students with an interest in graduate school. Laura [...]
Culture Vulture: Uplifting Love, A Critique of Swan Lake
Swan Lake, which is choreographed by Marius Petipa, and Lev Ivanov, is about the power of love. On October 27, 2006 at the [...]
PATH speaker raises awareness of human trafficking
On Wednesday, October 18, The Sisters of Charity and People Against the Trafficking of Humans (PATH) presented a lecture to the students and [...]
Robert Mendler speaks about Holocaust
Holocaust survivor, Robert Mendler, spoke to Sr. Lois Sculco’s senior seminar class on September 19. [...]
SHU D.C. trip
Photo Illustration: Students visit sites such as the Lincoln Memorial during the SHU Washington D.C. trip. [...]
Havey Hall destruction
Allie Pille, Andrea Zalno, Maria Fiaming, all freshmen, each paid a $25 fine and attended a 6 am cleaning of Havey Hall as [...]