December 2014 Graduation Magazine
The Setonian December Graduation Magazine is here! The magazine was produced using Joomag. For now, the magazine is available through online distribution only. [...]
SHU music major works towards releasing EP with Kickstarter
Lea Marra, a senior music therapy major at Seton Hill University (SHU), is working towards releasing her first EP–a musical recording of a [...]
Our Lady’s Grotto celebrates 100th anniversary
October marked the 100th anniversary of Our Lady’s Grotto on the Seton Hill University (SHU) campus. To commemorate this event, faculty and staff [...]
SHU implements new suicide prevention screening
Seton Hill University (SHU) is the first organization in Westmoreland County to implement a suicide-prevention screening tool. This program began as a result [...]
Getting to know Ebola
Ebola emerged in 1976 in regions of Sudan and Zaire, but it has become a pressing issue in the United States due to [...]
Layers offer style and warmth for fall
Although the crisp fall weather means bidding adieu to the light and flirty summer fashion, it welcomes in another fun style trend: layers! [...]
SHU faculty member shares writing experience
Before Dr. Albert Wendland was a published writer, he “was a child who loved to read fiction, who received so much pleasure from [...]
Staff Editorial
Ebola is a problem that could have been solved years ago when the first outbreak occurred. It wasn’t because the medical field is [...]
Tartuffe opens at Performing Arts Center this week
Tartuffe opens to the public November 14 at 8:00 p.m., which is directed by Seton Hill University faculty member Denise Pullen. Tartuffe is [...]
SHU students and faculty participate in NaNoWriMo
NaNoWriMo is short for National Novel Writing Month. Each November, writers all over the globe participate with online communities, in person with local [...]