Seton Hill offers healthy options for spring
By Adrienne Bracken Staff Writer Winter is finally coming to a close, and we are packing up those bulky sweaters in favor of [...]
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Gershwin Fantasy mesmerizes audiences
By Adrienne Bracken Staff Writer On March 26, the Pittsburgh Ballet presented A Gershwin Fantasy at Seton Hill University’s (SHU) Performing Arts Center. [...]
Jaded students watch idly as their dreams quietly slip away
By Matthew Moore Contributer Moore is a creative writing major who adds his own spin to this satirical column for reader enjoyment. All [...]
Dear Seton Hill, 40 days and nights is a long time, but worth it
By Chelsea Oliver Senior Staff Writer Dear Seton Hill, 40 days and nights is a long time, but worth it. Lent. The time [...]
News Flash: Natural disasters inspire change
By Jessie Krehlik Editor-in-Chief I am not eco-friendly. I don’t recycle. I eat fast food and I drive a pick-up truck. But, all [...]
Lunch With Liz sparks student interest
By Shannon Lucas Contributor Lois Sculco and Joanne, Vice President for Mission and Student Life and President Joanne Boyle hosted their 10 annual [...]
Elevator pitch competition ups the ante
By Giannina Gonzalez Staff Writer The Elevator Pitch Competition sponsored by the Wukvich Center for Entrepreneurial Studies was held on March 15. The [...]
Students search for ways to help victims in Japan
By Chelsea Oliver and Steph Wilson Senior Staff Writer and Contributor On Friday, March 11 an 8.9 magnitude earthquake shook Japan and caused [...]
Pi Day spirit lands at SHU
By Jalen Gumbs Photo Editor Have you ever wanted the opportunity to throw a pie into a teacher’s face for payback or just [...]
Students ‘Embrace the Possible’ at Conference
By Giannina Gonzalez Staff Writer The Undergraduate Humanities Conference and Humanities Presentations titled “Embracing the Possible… Exploring the Impossible” did just that on [...]