New year, new movie releases
Within the next few months, we are going to have some pretty stellar cinematography come out in theaters. There seems to be a [...]
Greta Van Fleet’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Blues Sound Needs to be in Your Library
Behind the wailing ‘Robert Plant-esque’ voice is lead singer Josh Kiszka, his twin brother, Jake, on guitar, younger brother Sam on bass and [...]
“Star Wars” – A New Beginning
“Star Wars” is no longer George Lucas’ or Lucas Films’; it is now Disney’s and Mickey Mouse’s. It wasn’t easy to put into [...]
100 Years in the Making: Seton Hill
When students returned to Seton Hill after winter break, the Centennial Timeline, a chart marking 100 years of Seton Hill University, was created [...]
SHU kicks off centennial celebration with seven-figure donation
Seton Hill University announced a seven-figure donation to create the Ruth O’Block Grant Endowed Scholarship on Jan. 26. Grant Verstandig, founder and CEO [...]
Baseball and softball players adjust training mentality for indoor practices
The weather in Western Pennsylvania is anything but predictable in the late winter and early spring months. Seton Hill University’s spring sports teams [...]
Cheyenne Trest shines for women’s basketball team
The Seton Hill University women’s basketball team has been having a season to remember. Since starting the regular with a 2-3 record, the [...]
Familiar faces leave Steel City
The Steel City of Pittsburgh is known for its many bridges and various restaurants, but one thing the city prides itself on is [...]
Griff’s Food Locker opens its doors
According to The National Student Campaign Against Hunger and Homelessness, 20 percent of students at four-year schools experience low food insecurity. Griff’s Food [...]
Seton Hill launches new global studies major
In a world constantly growing more connected, Seton Hill University has expanded its academic offerings to include a new major in global studies. [...]