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Bomb threat shuts down Seton Hall University campus

A bomb threat caused the evacuation of Seton Hall University’s main campus by the South Orange Police Department due to “an unverified threat” around 3:45 p.m. on Thursday May 30, according to a Pirate Alert sent around 3:50 p.m. This afternoon the University was notified by SOPD of an online Facebook posting of a potential bomb threat to campus, according to Dan Kalmanson, associate vice president for public relations and marketing. Full story

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Senior pitches way into record books

Prosinski has most career starts and innings pitched, can break wins and strikeout marks

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Pirates closing in on NCAA Tournament bid

Just need to "avoid falling on their face" versus St. John's

One series against St. John’s is all that remains for the Seton Hall baseball team before heading to the Big East Championships and a possible NCAA Regional appearance. 

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Get creative with your cap and gown

With graduation fast approaching, the seniors are faced with a very important question: how will they decorate their caps? Full story

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Former pitcher continues professional career as closer in Pittsburgh

‘Once a Pirate, I’m a Pirate again’

Three outs. That is all former Seton Hall baseball player Jason Grilli needs to get, but he is doing it in the Major Leagues. Full story

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‘Pain and Gain’ is far from painful

Ordinarily, a movie in which the main characters torture and kill innocent people would not be very pleasant to watch. Full story

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Education professor up for national recognition

Seton Hall University has recently nominated Dr. Roberta Devlin-Scherer of the College of Education and Human Servies for the U.S. Professor of the Year. Courses she has taught include Instructional Theory and Practice. Full story