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SHU alum speaks out for autism awareness
At just 2 and a half years old, Kerry Magro said his first word. At five, he...
Gen 1 helps students face challenges ahead
Cheyanne Ganpat is a first generation college student and a freshman biology...
Live Like Kainoa: Pi Kappa Phi holds fundraiser for brother
The Pi Kappa Phi fraternity will be sponsoring the “Live Like Kainoa”...
Seton Hall does its part to ‘go green’ on campus
On average about half a ton of recyclable materials and 100 tons of waste...
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Christian Andersen’s “The Princess and the Pea” showing at SOPAC
The South Orange Performing Arts Center (SOPAC) is producing Hans Christian...
HALLmarks: Devin McGuire conducts at Spring Lake Music and Arts Festival
It is easy to assume that students who study music have probably been...
Discover SOPAC
The South Orange Performance Art Center (SOPAC) is a fun environment for...
HALLmarks: Cynthia Sularz represents SHU at G-20 Summit
Cynthia Sularz ‘16, achieved many of her impressive goals during her time...
Get your Social Media for Professionals Certificate at SHU
In today’s world of the ever changing social media landscapes, it is...
SHU continues search for new president
Seton Hall University has been searching for a new president since the...
Seton Hall does its part to ‘go green’ on campus
On average about half a ton of recyclable materials and 100 tons of waste...
School of Theology to create Spanish language curriculum
The Association of Theological Schools (ATS) gave 102 grants totaling $3.4...
SHU students strenghten their faith with RCIA
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is “a way in which...
Students conflicted about potential relocation to new medical school campus
With the opening of Seton Hall’s Interprofessional Health Sciences campus...
Letter to the Editor
I am writing this letter so that the coverage in The Setonian of the A&S...
Give us the commencement speaker we deserve
Hello Seton Hall administrators! How are you doing? With the school year...
iPhone prices have become too much to handle
When I was in the third grade, I got my first cell phone. To me, it didn’t...
Shelters rescuing hurricane- impacted animals are heroes
Among the organizations stepping in to help the areas affected by Hurricanes...
We need to support fellow students, no matter their citizenship
At this point, most of us are aware that President Donald Trump called for...
Three Pirates win their bracket in Army Invitational
Anicka Fajnorova, Kaite Kim and Melody Taal each won a singles title for the...
Sager and Staudt steer Pirates to sixth place
Off the back of a top three finish two weekends ago, the Seton Hall...
Seton Hall Falls on the road to Marquette
The Seton Hall men’s soccer team suffered a 4-2 loss to Marquette in their...
Pirates end losing streak with sweep of DePaul
The Seton Hall volleyball team ended their six-game skid with a dominant win...
Volleyball losing skid continues
The Seton Hall Pirates lost in straight sets to the Marquette Golden Eagles...
Popular Posts This Month
Finding my home at the Hall
When I first started school at Seton Hall, I felt an odd mix of emotions. First came the excitement of starting a new chapter of my life and exploring all the new opportunities college could bring....
Professors should permit mental health days
Some days it comes with absolutely no warning. My shrill alarm wakes me up in the morning. I groggily roll over in bed to shut it off and internally groan, thinking of the day ahead. And this isn’t...
Cross country takes silver in Monmouth Kick-off
The Seton Hall men’s and women’s cross country teams both took home silver in their opening match at the Monmouth Cross Country Kick-off. The Pirates had the men’s and women’s leaders in individual...
