Each year, the Setonian has to part ways with staff members. The skills and knowledge of journalism go far beyond the Setonian. Staff members continue to use what they have learned to further develop their careers after Seton Hill. Laramie Cowan Position: Editor-in-Chief Graduation: Spring 2018 Since you have graduated what are you up to…
Seton Hill University students were among the crowd of approximately 200 students from schools across Pennsylvania to rally and advocate for student aid last month at the state capital. The group of 15 SHU students traveled to Harrisburg, Pa. on April 9 as part of Student Aid Advocacy Day, along with Adriel Hilton, dean of…
In December 1919, The Setonian published its first-ever newspaper. 100 years later, the Setonian is still going strong. The 2018-2019 academic year marked the 100th volume of the Setonian. Throughout the year, we have featured highlights from each decade of the Setonian’s newspapers from 1919 all the way up until 2019. To wrap up the…
UPDATED May 4 Although the end of the semester is quickly approaching, many of the spring sports teams at Seton Hill University are attempting to extend their seasons for as long as possible. After winning back-to-back G-MAC championships in 2017 and 2018, the men’s lacrosse team clinched the No. 1 seed in the Great Midwest…
Published By: Stephen Dumnich
After the retirement of 15-year head coach Tony Morocco in February of last year, the Seton Hill men’s basketball team had a vacancy to fill. In April 2018, SHU named Kendrick Saunders as the new head coach for the 2018-19 season. Originally from Maryland, Saunders was the captain of his basketball team at Palm Beach…
For the sixth year in a row, the Seton Hill University women’s basketball team is headed to the postseason. With their victory against the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown on Feb. 21, the Griffins clinched a spot in the 2019 PSAC Tournament. The team finished the season with a record of 18-10 overall and 12-9…
With the opening of his restaurant Major Stokes in October 2018, Seton Hill professor James Bosco finally achieved his “lifelong dream.” Bosco, an assistant professor of hospitality and tourism, has experience working in various restaurants. He said the dream of opening his own all started with “doodles in my college notebooks about restaurant concepts.” Major…
Seton Hill University continued expanding its natural and health sciences department with the addition of its four-year bachelor of science in nursing degree in December. The university is currently accepting applications for students who wish to enroll in the nursing program, and the first classes will begin this fall. “The school is already very rich…
Published By: Stephen Dumnich