Combating Senioritis: Advice from Alumni
We have finally made it to Spring semester, which means seniors are that much closer to finally graduating. However, being so close to [...]
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ATS: All The Secrets you need to know about Applicant Tracking Systems
As young professionals, the internship and job search process can be intimidating. It seems like a rotating cycle: you’ve discovered an open position [...]
Middle States what are they? – Information for Seton Hill
There will be virtual visits from the Middle States team Nov. 8-11 to meet with representatives from campus. Seton Hill’s Middle States co-chair [...]
An International Student’s Perspective on the Coronavirus Pandemic
How do you quarantine at home when home is 4,375 miles away? When COVID-19 started to evolve into a global pandemic, I had [...]
Police Blotter: Jan. – March 2016
Jan. 10 at 3:47 a “Farrell resident reported being harassed by a current and former student.” Jan. 14 at 22:49 “a fire extinguisher [...]
SHU Baseball player signs to L.A. Dodgers
For upcoming aspiring athletes who have that dream of one day making it to the professional league, the highest of all levels of [...]
Victims of tragedy live on at Seton Hill
December 21 will mark the 25th anniversary of the Pam Am flight 103 plane crash that killed all 243 pas- sengers and 16 [...]
When disaster strikes: Hurricane Sandy
While most students were sleeping on the night of Hurricane Sandy, I was in my room watching the live news for New Jersey. [...]
Campus Ministry hosts ‘Week with Christ’
Week with Christ is a traditional week filled with events for students to get involved and to center their attention towards Christ. Events [...]
Book fair is added to yearly book discussion and welcoming liturgy
An interactive book fair replaced a panel discussion for the annual book discussion at Seton Hill University (SHU) Thursday morning. John Medina’s “Brain [...]