Obama possesses some traits of an ideal president, lacks others
With the reelection of President Obama, students at Seton Hill University (SHU) compare Obama to their own ideal image of a president. Most [...]
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First time voter takes advantage of opportunity
Like thousands of other Americans across the nation Aerin Anthony, sophomore computer science major at Seton Hill University (SHU), took to the voting [...]
Voters react to outcome of election
The election has come and gone. At Seton Hill University (SHU), students and others are experiencing mixed feelings over the outcome. “I am [...]
Millennial generation impacts Obama’s re-election
News sources continue to stress the significance of the Millennial generation, or 18 to 29 year olds, in the results of the 2012 [...]
Students from the Virgin Islands take their chance to vote
On November 6th, the Virgin Islands(VI), like any state, citizens head out to vote. However unlike other states Virgin Island citizens do not [...]
Student reporters wonder if avoid bias is a realistic goal
There is no doubt that the media has played a large part in this election. As a member of the media, we’ve been [...]
First time voters let their voices be heard in the election
Students everywhere are buzzing about the arrival of the election and casting their votes. Many said they were excited to vote for the [...]
Education, economy and values decisive for SHU students
This 2012 election is the first time that many students at Seton Hill University (SHU) are able to cast their votes for the [...]
Mass media impacts undecided voters
The 2012 election season has been full of ads, campaigns, debates and reports. While most of those mediums try to remain neutral and [...]
SHU students affected by parental voting preferences
Seton Hill University (SHU) students generally agree that voting in the presidential election is a personal decision. However, parental voting preferences can affect [...]