Harlan Gallery displays voice of women in Judaism
Harlan Gallery on Seton Hill University’s (SHU) campus housed “To Speak Her Heart” from Sept. 22 to Oct. 20. The exhibit, created by [...]
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Fright Night at Kennywood promises big scares and bigger laughs
Imagine walking into Kennywood and battling your way through packs of line cutters for an hour just to get to the metal detector. [...]
93 Cents for Flight 93 promotes awareness
Roughly 75 student leaders from Ohio represented “93 Cents for Flight 93” at Shanksville’s Flight 93 memorial. The ceremony commemorated the heroes lost [...]
Library develops new resources
Seton Hill University (SHU) recently implemented various new changes into Reeves Library. Amongst these new developments is a collection of over 1,300 DVDs, [...]
Sister Spotlight: Sister Maureen O’Brien, director of Campus Ministry
Sister Maureen O’Brien, director of Campus Ministry, is now in her second year serving at Seton Hill University (SHU). It seems as though [...]
Movie Madness: Films best enjoyed when viewed en mass
Lacking energy? Relaxation? A significant amount of spending money? Most students can answer “yes” to almost all of these questions. How, then, would [...]
Borders closes doors for good
Media retail giant, Borders, announced in July that it would close its doors for good. The popular bookstore that opened approximately 40 years [...]
August 2011 Police Blotter
Read up on summer criminal mischief on campus. May 19, 2011 9:15 a.m. St. Mary’s 2 MacBook Pros Stolen May 19, 2011 [...]
Gmail enhances possibility, develops problems
“UPDATE: Over 1,200 users have already made the switch!” This is the opening statement for instructions on setting up student Gmail accounts, as [...]
Seton Hill goes green for spring
Seton Hill University (SHU) celebrated “Arbor Day” this past Friday as an effort to promote “going green” on campus. Under the instruction of Dr. [...]