Top five horror tales to read this Halloween
Tis the season to be spooky! With All Hallows Eve fast approaching, it is time to get into the spooky mood with a [...]
October 2018 Magazine
“Halloween” (2018): Green reinvents a classic horror
Director David Gordon Green brings audiences back to the small town in Illinois 40 years after Michael Myers wreaked havoc on the community [...]
SHU wrestling coaches travel to Puerto Rico for international tournament
Tyler Nauman and Ty Lydic, assistant wrestling coaches for Seton Hill University, competed in the Copa Sparta International Wrestling Tournament in San Juan, [...]
Remembering Maggie Murray: SHU alum and former volleyball captain passes away in accident
“There were never any bad things,” said Rick Hall, Seton Hill University volleyball head coach, describing alum Margaret Mae Murray. “She was a [...]
Seton Hill honors late professor Suzanne Rogers
Suzanne Rogers loved plants, so it only seemed appropriate to plant a tree in her honor. Rogers, who was an associate professor of [...]
National conference at Seton Hill highlights women in the Holocaust
“The very same silencing that we witnessed at the highest level in the United States against Dr. Ford is happening on the college [...]
Police Blotter: October 2018
Sept. 28 at 14:51 “A fire alarm (smoke detector) activated on Brownlee 1st floor. It was undetermined what tripped the alarm.” Oct. 2 [...]
Celebrating 100 Years: The Setonian’s History (1939-1949)
Published By: Stephen Dumnich [...]
In comes Company: Seton Hill theatre performs Stephen Sondheim’s “Company”
Seton Hill University theatre closes out their production of “Company” this weekend. The final shows are Oct. 26 at 8 p.m. and Oct. [...]