Holocaust expert says communities should “give people a home”
“History does not repeat itself. It rhymes,” said Dr. Alan Rosen, quoting Mark Twain. Rosen, a lecturer in Holocaust Literature at Yad Vashem, [...]
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Westmoreland Museum keeps Greensburg’s growing arts scene open to students
Greensburg might be a small city, but it is home to a growing arts culture that gives Seton Hill University (SHU) students plenty [...]
Everybody’s got a little geek in them
Since I’m graduating in May, this will be my last chance to share my passion for all things geek with you. I could [...]
Digital technology frames new moving pictures
You settle into your seat with a bucket of popcorn and a soda, and in minutes you’re transported to the year 10,000 B.C. [...]
Brain games: Emotiv announces EPOC neuroheadset
Imagine a virtual world that you control directly with your thoughts. The color of the sky changes to match your mood. You can [...]
Think outside the curriculum for class scheduling
A friend of mine who happens to be a freshman recently asked me for help deciding which classes to take in the fall, [...]
GRIFFIN Geek: CS110: intro to what you already know
As a senior with one semester left, I took an advisor’s sound advice and asked the Registrar to perform a credit audit for [...]
Griffin Geek: American fondue
So I was watching “Exposed,” one of MTV’s dating shows the other day, when I started to wonder about something. This girl is [...]
Griffin Geek: Love or lust: The addictive nature of games
I’m in love with video and computer games. I’ve been playing them since I was about four or five years old, so the [...]
Softball team bats for leadership and unity
Whether it’s the whistle of the wind from the swinging of a bat or the crack of the ball sailing to the outfield, [...]