Weblogs at Seton Hill University
Members of the Seton Hill University community are welcome to a free WordPress blog hosted on this site. (This tutorial video will show you how to request and set up your Seton Hill WordPress blog.)
The Seton Hill blogosphere has been continuously active since Fall, 2003. (We were here before YouTube, before Twitter, before Facebook.) We even made the front page of the Pittsburg Post-Gazette in 2005.
Recently posted on the most active SHU weblogs:
- The girl’s first day on set filming for “The First Day of Summer”
- The Child (TNG Rewatch: Season 2, Episode 1)
- Unplugging for a Few Hours at Spruce Flats Bog
- The Case for Slow Journalism: When to Unplug from the Endless News Cycle
- The first ever photograph of light as both a particle and wave
- New data on the first three jobs held by graduates of six popular majors
- How do you spend your last week of summer break?
- Fast-paced, articulate cast shines in Viking-themed Othello
- Finland is Winning the War on Fake News
- Branding Essentials for the English Major: 4 Examples of How to Re-package Your Skills for Employers
- Interior Detail of Steampunk Convertible Gazebo
- Set Phasers to Teach!
- Detailed Articulation of Feet in Unity3D
- Video-Game Violence Is Now a Partisan Issue
- Coming up for the girl is another classic show: The Fantasticks.
- Steampunk Ex Machina
- Addressing Our Biases: Medieval Bathing
- Greebles make me happy.
- My second greenscreen test.
- Blender 2.8 Released. Please leave us alone together for a few days.
- Why the trial by ordeal was actually an effective test of guilt
- Candy Land Was Invented for Polio Wards
- Because Internet: the new linguistics of informal English
- Innovative journalism: A game about the rising sea, a podcast about fire, a 20-year Columbine massacre memorial
- Testing out my new greenscreen
- The Neutral Zone (TGN Rewatch: Season 1, Episode 25)
- The Dish (2000 Australian comedy)
- That’s one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind.
- Watched “Apollo 11” at local library with my son today