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 [...]
Fault in our Stars hits the mark!
Many people argue that movies based off of books can never live up to the original. For many books, I believe that statement [...]
Honors capstone project educates about healthy viruses
On October 31, Minnu Suresh and Sarah Sokol hosted Phage Day, an educational event celebrating healthy viruses. The event took place outside [...]
Sports multinational corporation questioned
November 23 2013, Derrick Rose left the Rose Garden arena in Portland, Oregon on crutches after suffering an apparent right knee injury. Within [...]
Shocking Terrorist Attacks North of the Border
The last time our country’s northern allies faced a terrorist attack was almost near 30 years ago when an air bombing of an [...]