One of Seton Hill’s most loved traditions is about to return for another year. With Christmas on the Hill on the horizon, it is time to dive into the history of this beloved tradition. The first iteration of Christmas on the Hill happened in the 1890s during the university’s time as an all girl school.…
“Everything is possible, even the impossible”– and that can be said for the sequel 54 years in the making for Walt Disney Studio’s classic film, “Mary Poppins.” The Banks children, Michael (Ben Winshaw) and Jane (Emily Mortimer), are now all grown up. The trailer opens with Michael and Jane cleaning out the attic and finding…
It’s the most wonderful time of the year; snow is falling, children are starting to write their letters to Santa and Christmas music is playing softly. Santa and the elves are finishing last minute touches on the toys and getting ready to load their sleigh. While presents are getting wrapped, and Christmas music is playing…
Published By: Stephen Dumnich
Fifteen students from Seton Hill University visited historic sites related to Elizabeth Ann Seton on Nov. 3 in Emmitsburg and Baltimore, Md., led by Maureen O’Brien, director of campus ministry, and Marissa Haynes, coordinator of service outreach. Seton was the first American-born saint and founded the Sisters of Charity that started SHU. The first stop…
Oh, the weather outside is frightful… and that is the perfect excuse to curl up with some hot chocolate under your Christmas lights and watch some holiday movies. Freeform, formerly known as ABC Family, has a ton of Christmas favorites during their 25 Days of Christmas lineup, but not every movie made the cut. Here…
Published By: Stephen Dumnich
Published By: Stephen Dumnich
“Creativity proves to be the antithesis of hatred, as it is an idea born from action itself,” said Evan Vissat, public relations manager of Eye Contact. “Art, music and other expressional media allow individuals to voice their perception of the world to others. In doing so, it creates dialogue.” On Nov. 15, Eye Contact, Griffins…
2018 midterm elections have finally come to a close. No longer should we be afraid to turn on the TV in anticipation of seeing yet another nasty campaign ad. We can all rejoice and answer our phones again without unrecognized numbers popping up daily, asking us who we plan to support in our local and…