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By MAXWELL REESE Electric toy cars are not the first thing that comes to mind when looking to improve the

Policy Changes in Lowe Dining Hall Initiate Reactions

By LIZZY KUBANCEK Lowe dining hall policies have undergone changes this school year regarding meal time-period and the implementation of

By MAXWELL REESE & OCEANA FELIPE-SIRNIC On Sept. 18, 238 years and one day after the creation of the United

By OCEANA FELIPE-SIRNIC The Seton Hill Programming Board and Student Affairs have come up with a new way to reach

By CICADA HILL “I feel like it isn’t just about music, but rather about giving people the chance to be

By ISABEL GERHEIM The Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill and Seton Hill University recently celebrated the 50 year anniversary

By PAIGE NICHOLS Every student at Seton Hill University has the opportunity to view a variety of exhibits at the

By CICADA HILL Anne Frank’s legacy lives on at Seton Hill University. Frank was a German-born Jewish girl and diarist

Written By Katelyn Frattaroli To spectators, an injury is a part of football culture. When a player goes down on

Photo taken August 27th, 2022 at Ohiopyle on the White Water Adventures Lower Yough Guided Classic Whitewater Tour. It was