November 2019 Cover Photo
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November 2019 Magazine
Everything you need to know about the 2020 presidential election (so far…)
In just under a year, the 2020 Presidential Election will be upon us and we as citizens of these United States will have [...]
El Camino movie review: the return of Jesse Pinkman
The world was blessed with one of television’s greatest shows in 2008: “Breaking Bad.” From 2008-2013, “Breaking Bad” aired on AMC. The last [...]
Fall Movies to watch during study breaks
The fall season is a busy time in the semester for faculty and students on the Seton Hill campus. It is crucial for [...]
Top five tips for remote internships
As college students, it is important to find internship opportunities that fit into our busy schedules. A great way to balance school and [...]
No matter how different, we’re all people: Seton Hill and the transgender community
Everyone who does not identify as cisgender (one whose gender identity aligns with the gender they were assigned at birth) is faced with [...]
SHU’s Nichole McClendon travels to train for the Olympics with Guatemala’s national team
Seton Hill Junior cybersecurity major and Spanish minor, Nichole McClendon, an outfield pitcher on the Seton Hill softball team, had the opportunity to [...]
Seton Hill student reflects on PCA conference experiences and future endeavors
During the last weekend of September, SHU senior Communication major Brittaney Pietrangelo presented at the 80th annual Pennsylvania Communication Association (PCA) conference at [...]
November 2019 Police Blotter
Oct. 3, at 11:02, “a possible wood kiln malfunction activated a fire alarm at the arts center kiln was shut down.” Oct. 5, [...]
Griffin Talk Series shares insight on human trafficking
“There are many benefits of informing the Seton Hill community about trafficking. It may help people consider looking into the ethicality of the [...]