Q&A with Jacky Qi and Sister Kyong jun
Jacky Qi, a visiting Chinese cultures professor, gives some history to the Chinese New Year: In ancient times, there was a horrible monster [...]
Traditional foods prepared for the Chinese New Year
The holidays are the time of year where people gather with their family and enjoy plenty of delicious foods. This especially applies to [...]
New Years celebrations in Chinese cultures
Chances are, you’ve seen the “Chinese New Year” label on your calendars every January. But what is it? This year’s Chinese New Year [...]
Superstitions cause people to become anxious during the Chinese New Year
The Year of the Snake will move to the Year of the Wooden Horse for the Chinese on January 31. While ringing in [...]
The Grammy Awards: Music’s biggest night
This past Sunday, many artists took home Grammy awards in various categories. Winning a Grammy, in the mainstream music world, is one of [...]
January 2014 Police Blotter
November 6 2 p.m. Student reports that he never received mail that was sent to him November 14 9:32 p.m. Havey Hall Fire [...]
From fall to spring: A Showcase of Griffin Sports
With the start of 2014, Seton Hill University (SHU) enters the beginning of new seasons for spring sports and reveals a continuation of [...]
Conference to visit campus
Seton Hill University will be hosting a TEDx event on Feb. 19. Only 100 tickets are available, and the demand is expected to [...]
Project H.O.P.E. sponsors dating violence awareness event
Project H.O.P.E. (Helping Other People Everywhere), Seton Hill University’s (SHU) social work club is hosting Gary Cuccia Feb. 6 from 4- 6 p.m. [...]