By: Nicole Bitette

Maintaining a high GPA is typically a goal for students during college, however when it comes to finding jobs and internships, employers also look for candidates with extracurricular involvement. Employers in this market look to hire those who demonstrate...

By: Alexandra Lubischier

A 2009 survey reported more than 75 percent of Seton Hall faculty use technology and encourage it among their students, the Teaching Learning Technology Center said. When asked about the survey, Director of TLTC Paul Fisher said teachers like to increase ...

By: Brittany Biesiada

Students considering graduate school may not realize they can participate in a dual-degree program at Seton Hall to earn their Bachelor’s and their Master’s degrees in a shorter timespan. Dual-degree programs include, but are not limited to, e...

By: Caitlin Carroll

At least 50 Seton Hall students and alumni rallied Monday afternoon against the administration’s decision to eliminate all of Seton Hall’s track teams on July 1. The crowd of track students, supporters and alumni made their way around the Gree...

By: Alyana Alfaro

As a Catholic University, Seton Hall follows the traditions surrounding Lent, a time where Catholics and other Christians prepare for the celebration of Easter. For some students, Lent is also a time where they search for the meaning in their self and the...

By: Alexandra Lubischer & Stephanie Bower

The Colleges Against Cancer is preparing for the 4th annual, Seton Hall Relay for Life coming up on April 16. Over 200 people have registered thus far, forming 50 teams who are preparing to be a part of this year’s Relay for Life. The event will be ...

By: Jessica Sutcliffe

While some students are heading home for spring break, others are spending their time traveling, some for fun and others to serve the community. According to a collegenews.com article regarding spring break, over 200,000 college-aged students traveled to ...

By: Katherine O'Brien

The five finalists for the School of Arts and Sciences Professor of the Year Award were determined Monday night by the Arts and Sciences student senators. The finalists include Professor Sean Lake from the Department of Classical Studies, Dr. Kathleen Ren...

By: Nicole Bitette

The Walsh Library has recently enforced a policy banning food and drinks on the third and fourth levels of the library to keep pests away. The pests were noticed by Building Manager Catriona Hill and, according to the dean of the library Chrysanthy Grieco...

By: Brenden Higashi

In an effort to spread innovative ideas from the Seton Hall community and the larger region, Seton Hall will host a TEDx conference on Friday, April 9 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The conference will include short, 8-18 minute presentations by 8-10 speakers and ...

By: Samantha Desmond

Since 1956 Msgr. Richard Liddy has been a member of the Seton Hall family. Today, he continues to teach students, both in and out of the classroom. Liddy began his journey with the university after graduating from Seton Hall Prepatory School in 1956. He t...

By: Stephanie Bower

 A Faculty Senate resolution asking that the presidential search be opened to candidates who are not priests has been rejected by the university’s board of regents, and members of the Faculty Senate expressed their disappointment at the decisi...

By: Stephanie Bower

David Peterson, a campus minister in Campun Ministry, traveled to Haiti on Thrusday.  Peterson will visit there until Friday of next week, and the next day he will go with Seton Hall students to El Salvador on the March Releasing the DOVEs trip. For ...

By: JACQUELINE DeBENEDETTO

Housing applications are in and the priority point process for room selection has begun for 1,200 students who applied for room and board in fall 2010. Between Feb. 1 and Feb. 19, students had the opportunity to fill out the housing application online and...

By: Brian Wisowaty & Tim LeCrass

The Seton Hall men’s and women’s track teams will be eliminated to cut costs in the Athletic Department, Athletics Director Joe Quinlan and University President Msgr. Robert Sheeran announced Wednesday. The university will save $1.5 million a ...

By: Megan Kelly

The first place on my checklist was South Orange Public Library. There, I teamed up with a librarian named Ellen and together we searched through online databases for anything involving births or deaths in the years 1952 and 1953. No results for any Anton...

By: Caitlin Carroll

Seton Hall is currently working to finalize a “Strategic Plan” for the university. The plan, which sets goals to improve Seton Hall by the year 2015 is titled “From Strength to Strength.” According to Dr. Gregory Burton, co-chair o...

By: Brenden Higashi

A Seton Hall freshman created a film society at Seton Hall in hopes of introducing its members to well known and popular movies college-aged students might not have seen. Steffi Tindaan, creator of the club, said the society meets weekly to screen and dis...

By: Jenna Berg

Declare Your Major Day was held on Feb. 17 in the University Center’s Living Room, where 202 students changed or declared their major. The event is held annually in February to allow students a “one stop shop” for their new major or mino...

By: Jessica Sutcliffe

In honor of women’s history month, Seton Hall will host its annual Women’s Conference honoring the accomplishments of women and granting the Woman of the Year Award along with the “On the Shoulders We Stand” award on March 26 in th...