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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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Raise the Jolly Roger and join us on Saturday, July 11, 2026, for Griffins at the Game! Gather at PNC Park with Seton Hill alumni and friends as the Pittsburgh Pirates take on the Milwaukee Brewers. 

Your reservation includes:
· Ticket to the game with reserved covered seating in Section 129
· $10 food/beverage credit per ticket
· Pittsburgh Pirates and Seton Hill University co-branded jersey
· Plus, the first 20,000 fans take home a free hat as part of the Pirates Cowboy Hat promo.

Tickets are limited and should be purchased online by July 5.

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Join fellow alumni and friends on Wednesday, July 15, 2026, for a special evening at West Overton Village. Led by Seton Hill Alumni Advisory Council member Chris Yurick Piper '79, this America250 event will explore the history, heritage, and stories that helped shape our region and nation.

Guests will enjoy a guided tour of the historic house and museum, followed by a whiskey tasting at the distillery while connecting with alumni and friends. This unique experience offers an opportunity to reflect on America's 250th anniversary while discovering one of Western Pennsylvania's most significant historic sites.

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Join fellow alumni and friends on Friday, July 24, 2026, for a special evening featuring Seton Hill alumna Laura Stracko ’08, who appears in the national tour of SUFFS as Alva Belmont/Phoebe Burn and understudy for Carrie Chapman Catt. Before the performance, enjoy an exclusive Happy Hour and Meet & Greet with Laura and fellow alumni before heading to the Benedum Center for this Tony Award-winning musical experience.

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Join Seton Hill and alumna Cindy Ferrari '06, M.Ed. '10 on Friday, August 28 at Historic Hanna's Town, the first English court west of the Allegheny Mountains and a significant site in Pennsylvania's early history.

During this guided experience, guests will explore the rich heritage of Historic Hanna's Town through a tour of the grounds, a visit to the Dyer's Garden, and the featured exhibition, Cut from the Same Cloth. Along the way, attendees will discover stories of the people, places, and events that helped shape our region and nation. This unique opportunity offers a meaningful way to commemorate America's 250th anniversary while connecting with fellow alumni and friends at one of Westmoreland County's most treasured historic landmarks.

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