Women’s tennis advances to second-straight BIG EAST Championship quarterfinals
By Zachary Mawby | April 169 a.m. was never too early for a Seton Hall women’s tennis conference postseason win—or for a moment of deja-vu.
9 a.m. was never too early for a Seton Hall women’s tennis conference postseason win—or for a moment of deja-vu.
This portal season has left Pirate Nation nothing but scarred—but the latest news only rubbed further salt in those wounds.
Seton Hall baseball left too many opportunities on the diamond Tuesday afternoon, falling to Rider, 3-2, at Mike Sheppard Sr., Field at Owen T. Carroll ...
And then there was one.
The Center of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Seton Hall’s Stillman School of Business hosted the 16th annual Pirates Pitch startup competition on Wednesday. During the event, six finalists pitched their startup ideas to a panel of investors and venture capitalists.
9 a.m. was never too early for a Seton Hall women’s tennis conference postseason win—or for a moment of deja-vu.
Students are getting a true glimpse of spring this week, as the weather will reach up to 87 degrees. As the seemingly never-arriving warm weather comes to campus, many Seton Hall students face a familiar dilemma: go to class or take advantage of the weather.
I bet if you take some time to scroll through Instagram or TikTok long enough, you’ll eventually find an influencer joking they’re “so OCD” just because they like to keep their space tidy and clean.