Occupy Wall Street storms the nation’s 99 percent
As we sit in classes day in and day out, a movement has started. It’s not just another far off revolution in the [...]
Katelyn Snyder
Holocaust programming focuses on Muslims who saved Jews
The BESA exhibit in Reeves Library is a part of the National Catholic Center of Holocaust Education’s (NCCHE) semester-long theme of Muslims who [...]
Night on Haunted Hill changes leadership
Night on Haunted Hill, an annual event at Seton Hill University (SHU), experienced a change in hosts this year. The Hockey Club will [...]
Observers Commemorate
Shanksville, Pa—Ten years after 9/11, the site of the Flight 93 crash was memorialized and commemorated in front of families of victims, government [...]
SHU and LECOM unite for heart health
Seton Hill University (SHU) and the American Heart Association (AHA) hosted a heart walk that raised $3,266 in donations. On Saturday, SHU and [...]
We will never forget to 9/11, even as time moves on
Ten years ago, on Sept. 11, nearly 3,000 people rose from a long sleep and sought out the day. Few knew it would [...]
Student gains national TV recognition
Seton Hill University (SHU) junior Clare Berenato gained national recognition as a member of the Youngstown Baller’s team on the new television show [...]
Griff’s August Flyover
The final two days of Welcome Week will supply more decade themed activities. These activities are designed to “help alleviate any of the [...]
Owl City is ‘bright and beautiful’
After much anticipation, Owl City’s new CD “All Things Bright And Beautiful” hit store shelves on June 14. Since the release of the [...]
Become an Activist at Seton Hill
If you are interested in becoming an activist for a cause, you might want to look at some of the clubs offered at Seton [...]