For the first time at Seton Hill University (SHU), the Make A Wish Club is sponsoring a game called Hunger on the Hill to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. “The game entails a team of two partnering up to eliminate the other teams by squirting them with squirt guns. The winning team gains 40 [...]
What connects Wii bowling, the Sisters of Charity and Seton Hill University (SHU) students? The Sister Friendship Program, hosted by a group of students from assistant professor of communications John Ciak’s class “Organizational Leadership,” allowed SHU students to interact with Sisters from Caritas Christi during the last three Fridays in April. “The idea for the [...]
Dear Editor, The Seton Hill University women’s lacrosse team expresses our deepest gratitude to the many amazing people who have helped us through this time of tragic loss and injury. Words cannot adequately express how much we miss our coach, Kristie Quigley. She was an incredibly talented mentor who had only the highest expectations for [...]
Sunday, March 17 STORIFY: Setonian Online- March 17, 2013 VIDEO: Remembering Kristie Quigley Seton Hill community honors late coach VIDEO: Griff Nation Remembers Saturday, March 16 STORIFY: Setonian Online- March 16, 2013 Women’s lacrosse bus crashes with two fatalities and several injuries Thursday, April 18 Letter to The Editor
“It’s never too early to talk football,” said Seton Hill University (SHU) athletic director Chris Snyder to the Westmoreland Sports Network (WSN). Following a vacancy after Joel Dolinski was relieved of his coaching duties, the SHU community welcomed the newest addition to their sports staff. In December, Isaac Collins was named head coach of the [...]
Olivia Goudy: To start off, what’s your first impression of Seton Hill? Isaac Collins: “I’ve been very impressed. When I came on the interview, you know, sometimes looks can be a little deceiving. You’re driving in thinking, ‘Am I going to like it?’ ‘Will it be good for my family?’ But as I drove up [...]
The second annual Celebration of Writing named two first place winners. People’s Choice went to Nick Sell and Professor’s Choice went to Elizabeth Smith. Professor Emily Wierszewski brought the concept to Seton Hill University (SHU) from her college days. “Last spring was the first run and nobody really knew what to expect,” said Wierszewski. “This [...]
The 2011 fall season for the Seton Hill University equestrian team has proved successful, leaving them in second place behind West Virginia University (WVU). They concluded with 130 points, closely trailing WVU with 146. They hope to place as the Reserve High Point Team or Region 5 High Point for the conclusion of the 2011-12 [...]
Seton Hill University’s Performing Arts Center hosted the performance of one of the last works written by William Shakespeare. “The Tempest,” which closed on Nov. 19, tells the story of Prospero, a magician and ex-Duke of Milan, who lives on an island with his daughter, a friendly spirit and a native rogue. Chaos, love and [...]
