GI Bill pushes Seton Hill to aid veterans
In response to the new GI Bill, also known as the Yellow Ribbon GI Education Enhancement Program, “Seton Hill University will be the [...]
Jessie Krehlik
Students benefit from liberal arts core classes
“At its best, a liberal arts education prepares a student to be a lifetime learner,” said Franklin and Marshall College professor Sanford Pinkster [...]
Lack of interest leads to cancellation of study abroad trips
Due to lack of enrollment, Seton Hill University (SHU) canceled several study abroad trips: the May term trip to China, the January term [...]
Decaying dorms and rotten residence halls
Last semester, freshman Anne Marie Olesky and her roommate sent several complaints to the maintenance department concerning the state of their dorm room [...]
SHU aspires for a future of 2,500 students and no more
Seton Hill University (SHU) has fewer students than Greensburg’s Hempfield Area High School, and yet, a small campus like SHU was just what [...]
Commuter and Resident: Why students may pick one over another
Freedom. This seven letter word signifies college. Finally, teens can escape their parents’ grasp long enough to actually live. Well, sometimes. Students who [...]