The Costs of Living with Endometriosis: Looking Beyond Physical Pain
Written by: Jaylynn Sobotka and Elaina Ciercierski Millions of women are forced to live with immense pelvic pain as a
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Written by: Hailey Davis and Kendall Chandler As undergraduates, we recognize the importance of speaking out on important issues that
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Written by: Marissa Stewart and Nathan Saloom Despite ongoing efforts, addiction remains a growing concern for individuals and families across
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From the Past Editor
Written By: Shania Lipinski When my friend Ashley Grasinger asked me to join The Setonian during my freshman year, I
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The End of an Era: The Graduating Class of 2024
Photo taken from the 2021 Seton Hill Commencement Ceremony Written by: Sarah “S.J.” Hines As graduation draws closer, students prepare
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King Vs. Kubrick: The Shining in Review
Written by: Summer Griffin Stephen King’s “The Shining” stands as a towering monument in the pantheon of horror literature, a
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Is it ‘In’ or ‘On the Way Out?’: Fashion Trends on Campus
Written by: Sarah “S.J.” Hines Current trends have been spurred on by pop culture and other widespread movements. Apps such
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Embark on a Sweet Adventure: Cookie Run: Kingdom Review
Written by: Emma Michaud Cookie Run: Kingdom is one of the cutest action role-playing gacha games on mobile! The game
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Cardinal McElroy Advocates Synodality and Inclusivity in Transforming the Church: Founder’s Day Lecture Highlights Path to Unity and Hope
Photo taken by Amara Forysth of Cardinal McElroy’s Founder’s Day Lecture Written By: Amara Forsyth In a world often divided
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Wandering in the Land of Oz: Health Services Holds First-Ever Health Fair
The Wizard of Oz (1939) Written by Rachael Cameron “We are beyond grateful for the positive feedback and support and
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