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New program in Genocide and Holocaust studies under way

The first course in the curriculum of Seton Hill University’s (SHU) new program in genocide and Holocaust studies has recently finished and the start of the third course in this program begins in two weeks. SHU has had the National... ... (Posted 23 Apr)

Westmoreland County Interfaith Holocaust Remembrance Service 4/30

GREENSBURG, Pa. -This year’s Westmoreland County Interfaith Remembrance Service (Yom HaShoah) will be held on Wednesday, April 30.  The ceremony will take place at 7 p.m. at the Congregation Beth Israel on Weldon Street in Latrobe, Pa.  A reception will... ... (Posted 21 Apr)

Nina’s Home delivers a powerful account of child survivors

In the midst of the chaos created during the liberation of Europe, the French government responded to an alarming number of orphaned and displaced children with several halfway houses scattered throughout the French countryside. Very seldom do we hear about... ... (Posted 11 Apr)

Sister Lois Sculco of Seton Hill U. to Receive John McGrady Award from the Catholic Youth Association of Pittsburgh

GREENSBURG, Pa. - Sister Lois Sculco, SC, Ph.D., vice president for mission and student life at Seton Hill University, will receive the John McGrady Award from the Catholic Youth Association of Pittsburgh at the 35th Anniversary Art Rooney Award Dinner... ... (Posted 11 Apr)

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