Immigration discussion panel sparks conversation for change
“Whether by choice or force, we are all here as a result of coming from somewhere else. Though motivations were different, the results [...]
December 2017 Cover Photo
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Seton Hill celebrates holiday season with 39th annual crib ceremony
Seton Hill University held its 39th annual crib ceremony on Tuesday night. Members of the freshman class, including some of the Class of [...]
Setonians unite for campus cleanup
“The mission is we want to have people get out in nature,” said Mike Atherton, philosophy professor at Seton Hill University and advisor [...]
Feeling a Bit Drowsy: Seton Hill theater department performs “The Drowsy Chaperone”
Seton Hill University’s theater department closed out their two weekends of “The Drowsy Chaperone” with their final show last Saturday in the William [...]
SHU hosts discussion panel: “Immigration – It’s Not That Easy”
The Seton Hill University diversity and inclusion office, in partnership with the Westmoreland County YWCA, presented the panel discussion “Immigration – It’s Not [...]
Seton Hill closes out performance of “The Drowsy Chaperone” this weekend
Seton Hill University will close out its showing of “The Drowsy Chaperone” with one performance tonight and one tomorrow. Both shows start at [...]
SHU students promote fair trade events across campus
Communication professor Jen Jones’ Writing in Public Relations class will have three different fair trade events the week of Nov. 14–16 across Seton [...]
Faiths and communities come together at Kristallnacht remembrance service
The Seton Hill University community and holocaust survivors came together to commemorate “The Night of Broken Glass” with an interfaith remembrance service. SHU’s [...]
Thanksgiving: Does everyone around the world celebrate?
Students from 19 different countries around the world attend Seton Hill University. So that brings up the question, how does another country celebrate [...]