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Seton Hill’s Homecoming & Family Weekend returns October 2-4, 2026! Alumni, families and friends are invited back to the Hill for a weekend filled with Seton Hill traditions, signature events and opportunities to reconnect and celebrate together.

Registration is now open! Explore the full weekend schedule, find event details and register for the activities you’d like to attend.

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Join Seton Hill alumni, students, families, friends and community members on Sunday, October 4 for the Crimson & Gold Run as part of Homecoming & Family Weekend. Beginning at Seton Hill’s athletic fields, participants can take part in the 5K, 1-mile walk/run or kids run while enjoying a morning of activity and Seton Hill spirit on the Hill.

The Crimson & Gold Run is open to everyone, and no Seton Hill affiliation is needed to participate. Gather your family and friends, wear your Crimson and Gold, and join us for a fun and active way to celebrate Homecoming & Family Weekend!

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Join Seton Hill alumni for the 2026 Fall Alumni Book Club as we read and discuss Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice. Led by Dr. Sarah Marsh, Associate Professor of English at Seton Hill University, the virtual book club offers an opportunity to connect with fellow Setonians while exploring one of literature’s most beloved novels.

The Alumni Book Club will meet via Zoom for two discussions on Wednesday, October 21 and Thursday, November 5, from 7:00–8:30 p.m. ET. Registration is free, but space is limited. Participants should plan to attend both sessions.

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Join Seton Hill University alumni, students, faculty, staff and community members on Thursday, October 22 for the 2026 Farrell Lecture, "Why Good People Do Bad Things," presented by business ethics expert Paul Fiorelli, JD, MBA, CCEP.

Fiorelli will explore why well-meaning individuals can make poor ethical choices and the steps organizations and individuals can take to prevent misconduct, while examining how values-based leadership can help navigate challenging ethical questions. The Farrell Lecture begins at 7:00 p.m. in Cecilian Hall, with an option to attend virtually via Zoom. The event is free and open to the public.

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Throughout our history, Seton Hill has embraced the ability to find opportunity in spite of obstacles and to evolve in response to the educational needs of our students and the region. We look to the resilience of the Sisters of Charity and embrace the long-standing tradition of the Seton family motto: Hazard yet Forward.

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