Running here, running there, running everywhere
No one ever forgets that anxious child-like manner everyone has revealed once or twice in his or her lifetime. Think you’re exempt? Think [...]
Tiffany Gilbert
Little green aliens kidnap Holmes and paper supplies
As a journalist-in-training, part of the job requires adequate knowledge of investigative reporting. Even when I’m not on-the-job, I feel like you always [...]
Pinguino Italiano
I can come off as smug every once in awhile. I have voiced a conceited tone towards others before. When hasn’t anyone stuck [...]
First student accepted into LECOM looks forward to liberal arts core
The first student accepted into LECOM looks forward to liberal arts core Alexandria Cisowski, a senior at Hempfield Area High School is the [...]
Life is full of pork chops
For the most part in our modern-day society, there is a grounded and permanent set of ethical rules to follow. In general terms, [...]
Rising from the ashes of chaos
As chaotic as our college lives may seem, most of us can say we’ve got somewhat of a scheduled routine at the prime [...]
SHU community loses senior, brother, best friend
On Sunday, February 15, tears of sorrow and favored memories filled the Seton Hill University (SHU) community in respect of student, Joseph F. [...]
Snailmail versus e-mail
I just logged off of Facebook and doubled-clicked on Microsoft Word 2007, which just pulled up a blank document. As I leaned back [...]
Remembering the 70th anniversary of Kristallnacht
The 70th anniversary of Kristallnacht was memorialized in a remembrance service in St. Joseph’s Chapel on November 11. “My father was sworn to [...]
Luck needed when looking for lounge space on campus
As Seton Hill University (SHU) continues to grow, welcoming more and more students each year, crowded and available space becomes an issue. Housing [...]