Study Abroad: The chance to expand
When students go to college, they’re presented with a myriad of choices—everything from their majors and minors to their classes and their social [...]
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November 2013 Police Blotter
October 14 2:08 p.m. Field House Report of disorderly conduct by a student October 15 11:50 p.m. Havey Hall Student reported wallet [...]
SHU offers unique undergraduate classes
In the modern day and age, colleges have branched out from traditional curricula to incorporate some classes that may be considered unique. [...]
SHU Feminist Collective continues Standing in Stilettos calendar
Domestic violence, gender inequality and common misconceptions about feminism are just a few of the things that Seton Hill University’s (SHU) Feminist Collective [...]
SHU students celebrate multicultural backgrounds
Seton Hill University (SHU) hosted it Intercultural week. Students and faculty gathered in Lowe Dining Hall Friday to celebrate the Intercultural Food Festival [...]
Community bids final farewell to President Emerita Boyle
The family, friends and admirers, along with the Seton Hill University (SHU) community, of President Emerita JoAnne Boyle gathered on Wednesday for [...]
Seton Hill shows support at memorial procession
The Seton Hill University (SHU) community lined Seton Hill Drive to welcome President Emerita JoAnne Boyle on her last journey up the [...]
Seton Hill remembers beloved president
Around noon today, students received an email from the office of Interim President Bibiana Boerio announcing the death of President Emerita JoAnne [...]
Chemistry professor chosen for last seat in lifeboat
At “Lifeboat,” an event held by the Seton Hill University (SHU) Honors Program on Wednesday night, professors competed for the last seat in [...]
Business students put on World Food Day Panel
The 18th Annual World Food Day Panel was held in Reeves Theater on Wednesday. Students of the personnel and human resources were led [...]