Guest Editorial: Join the movement to end hunger and homelessness
Ashley Kunkle, campaign coordinator for United Way Westmoreland County, grew up in a family where giving back to the community came naturally. Although [...]
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Staff tips for finals week
Finals can be difficult. With the many tests that are being given to us right after break, it’s hard to figure out how [...]
The Carols of Seton Hill
Published By: Paige Parise [...]
Christmas: A time for sharing traditions
“Christmas is the birth of Jesus and being around people who mean the most to you,” said Lucas Brim, exercise science major at [...]
SHU archives: Saving more than just books
What would you do if tomorrow you pick up your laptop and it didn’t turn on? After using your charger for an hour [...]
What was trending in 2016?
Every year we see new trends that come and go. 2016 had a lot of memorable trends that I don’t think are going [...]
Poems for the holiday
SNOWFLAKES Each one with its unique shape Small and delicate like a flower Swaying in the direction of the wind Falling upon heads [...]
Seton Hill art student creates memorial for Greensburg philanthropist
Saige Baxter, senior studio art major with an art history minor at Seton Hill University (SHU), has left her mark on the Greensburg [...]
Police Blotter: November 2016
Nov. 1 at 12:39 “A male (not a student) was given a trespassing warning.” Nov. 1 at 20:46 “A smoke detector activated on [...]
Looking to the future: Donald Trump’s presidency
As 2016 reaches its end and 2017 is right around the corner, the new year will bring many changes into our lives. One [...]