Reeves Memorial Library undergoes transformation, donates unused books
Reeves Memorial Library is entering the final stages of transforming the library to the lower level of the building to make room for [...]
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SHU begins campus expansion, breaks grounds
The Health Sciences Center and the Dance and Visual Arts Center are just two of the plans Seton Hill University (SHU) has begun [...]
SHU President of 25 years announces retirement
Since before Seton Hill University (SHU) had male students, the Griffin or iPads, the university was lead by President JoAnne Boyle. Boyle, SHU’s [...]
Millennial generation’s feature prominent role in the 2012 presidential election
Talk from news sources has spurred comments that the current generation of eighteen to twenty-nine year olds—called “Millennials”—will determine the future President of [...]
Seton Hill community fails to address lack of cultural identity
It occurs to me that my childhood of diversity was unlike that of the majority of the student body at Seton Hill University [...]
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 [...]
Seton Hill University transforms over time
Seton Hill University’s (SHU) campus has an incredibly rich history. Many of the buildings on campus have corner blocks with the year they [...]
‘Wellness Week’ supplies healthy activity, services
Seton Hill University (SHU) held a health fair in honor of “Wellness Week” in which students could visit an assortment of educational displays [...]
Students “Take the Day On” in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr.
By Katelyn Snyder Contributor A total of 76 Seton Hill University (SHU) students gathered to honor Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy in service [...]