On Sept. 15, Seton Hill University (SHU) hosted a “Drugs, Alcohol and Nonviolent Sexuality” session led by Bob Hall. Hall’s sessions were mandatory for all freshmen and athletes. Hall was very easy going and entertaining. He approached the topics in an open and non-judgmental manner. “He was comical and engaging. He was able to connect [...]
The First Niagara Pavilion was packed with fans for the 2011 Honda Civic Tour with Blink-182, My Chemical Romance and Matt & Kim. The tour hit Burgettstown, Pa. Thursday, Sept. 15. Aside from bringing along upbeat, timeless music, the tour also brought along an incredible show. The stages for My Chemical Romance and Blink-182 were [...]
By Kiley Fischer Sports Editor Penguins captain Sidney Crosby suffered the first concussion of his career in early January after two consecutive hits to the head on January 1 and January 5. He has not played since. As of March 15, Crosby has been out of commission for over two months, but still sits sixth [...]
By Giannina Gonzalez Staff Writer The historic efforts of individuals 5,889 miles away have caught world-wide attention. On Tuesday, Christina Michelmore, history chair of Chatham University spoke to an audience in Reeves Theater about the events going on in Egypt. The event titled, “What’s Happening in Egypt and Why Should We Care” was sponsored by [...]
By Katelyn Snyder Center Spread Editor Despite a last minute change in speaker, Seton Hill University (SHU) filled Cecilian Hall to watch the “Living the Dream: From the Campus to the Community” presented by Art Terry. The hour-long presentation was the first part of a two-day celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. This year’s [...]
Before Best Week Ever comedians Chuck Nice, John Mulaney, Laurie Kilmartin, and Mike Britt took the Cecilian Hall stage at Seton Hill University (SHU) on October 5, they prepared in the Maura Lounge. While Kilmartin and Nice snacked on a cheese tray, Mulaney read an old Setonian, and Britt played pool, editor Valerie Masciarelli asked [...]
While some of us spent spring break getting ahead in our coursework, and others spent the week relaxing on the beach or training for a spring sport, seven student members of the Seton Hill University (SHU) Education Club spent the week doing service work in eastern Kentucky. The club worked with the Christian Appalachian Project’s [...]
To get the gist of Russian life during the 19th century, one can either read at least 500 pages of Fyodor Dostoevsky’s novel such as “Crime and Punishment” or watch “An Evening of One-Act Plays by Anton Chekhov,” which is currently showing in Seton Hill University’s Reeves Theater from November 10 to November 18, 2006. [...]
Food unites people from all over the world, and as Shanning Wan, a freshman from China and a member of the International Student Organization (ISO) said, “food is the new international language.” It doesn’t just fill the stomach, food and its preparation resonate across cultures. On November 3, 2006 at Seton Hill University’s (SHU) Lowe [...]
The Biava Quartet, which comprises Austin Hartman and Hyunsu Ko (violins), Mary Persin (viola), and Jacob Braun (cello), began their concert on November 4, 2006 at Seton Hill University’s (SHU) Cecilian Hall, with Felix Mendelssohn’s musical composition in String Quartet in f minor, Op 80. After performing the four pieces in this set, Persin said [...]
