Keisha Jimmerson left her home in Virginia in 1993 to pursue a communications degree at Seton Hill University. Now an employee of the university for 25 years, Jimmerson said she has stayed because of the people who have shown her grace — inside and outside of the classroom. “There’s something
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Seton Hill University has parted ways with an adjunct professor after posts were made on his Facebook page referencing violence in relation to the Wednesday siege by supporters of President Trump at the
U.S. Capitol.
Gary Hypes claimed he did not write the posts, suggesting someone else might have used or hacked into his account. The page was taken down Friday afternoon.
“I didn’t make them,” Hypes said.
As of Friday, he was no longer a faculty member at the Greensburg university, according to a statement President Mary Finger sent to the university community.