Culture Vulture: Exploring the Holy Mountain
“The Holy Mountain” (1973) by Alexandra Jodorowsky is a surreal montage of a Christ-figure, exploding Mayan pyramid and the 70s version of “Survivor.” [...]
If the SHU fits…
…wear it-or bear it? A shoe begins roomy. One walks around like a duck for a while, getting used to the extra space; [...]
Labor of Love 2006
Students clean the Seton Hill Grotto for Labor of Love. [...]
“Snakes on A Plane”: Ridiculous Thriller of the Summer
By definition, Ophidiophobia is the fear of snakes. Aviophobia is the fear of flying. Clithrophobia is the fear of being locked in an [...]
SHU shows appreciation for orientation assistants
Looking at the student body at Seton Hill University (SHU), there are many young adults willing to lend a hand. Many of these [...]
Checking (and rechecking) students� FAFSAs
Students attending post-secondary institutions are required to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). While many students are using the [...]
SHU officially welcomes freshmen
Incoming freshmen at Seton Hill University (SHU) received an official welcome on September 7, 2006, through this year’s Opening Liturgy and Book Discussion. [...]
Exploring Religion and Spirituality with Rev. Honeygosky
Since 2001, Seton Hill University’s (SHU) chaplain and assistant English professor Rev. Stephen Honeygosky, who is also a member of the Benedictine community [...]
Transformed rooms to serve students
Seton Hill University (SHU) students can expect transformations to three familiar spaces. There will be a new Griffin’s Cove, performance venue, and recreated [...]
Fair or unfair? Special housing for honors students
Living arrangements this year at Seton Hill University (SHU) have become a current topic shared by students. Whether its rearrangements or displacement, both [...]