Men's Sports
Baseball nearly completes huge ninth inning rally in loss to St. John’s; suffer doubleheader, series sweep
By Colin Comerford | April 5For eight innings, it looked over.
Top Stories
More:
- » A paw-sitive impact: Benefits and realities of permanent on-campus therapy dog
- » Men’s basketball freshman standout center Najai Hines announces intent to enter transfer portal
- » Seton Hall recognizes faculty, staff for commitment to service
Columns
A paw-sitive impact: Benefits and realities of permanent on-campus therapy dog
By Solomon Lee | April 4Back in high school, I thought times were tough. AP classes, clubs, friends, family, sports and graduation—-it seemed impossible to handle. But I did. ...
Men's Sports
Men’s basketball freshman standout center Najai Hines announces intent to enter transfer portal
By Zachary Mawby | April 3Fans of Seton Hall men’s basketball received bad news on Good Friday.
News
Seton Hall recognizes faculty, staff for commitment to service
By Wania Shabee | April 3Faculty and staff at Seton Hall were honored earlier this month with the Bishop Bernard J. McQuaid Medal for Distinguished Service and the President’s ...
Seton Hall recognizes faculty, staff for commitment to service
By Wania Shabee | April 3Faculty and staff at Seton Hall were honored earlier this month with the Bishop Bernard J. McQuaid Medal for Distinguished Service and the President’s Award for Student Service.
Baseball nearly completes huge ninth inning rally in loss to St. John’s; suffer doubleheader, series sweep
By Colin Comerford | April 5For eight innings, it looked over.
Students got ‘hot in NJ’ at SAB’s Malcolm Todd performance
By Lakyn Austin | April 2“Malcolm, Malcolm, Malcolm,” students chanted as they anticipated Malcolm Todd to take the stage at the Student Activities Board’s ONWARD Spring concert. Feet tired, adrenaline high after standing outside as early as five hours before Todd was set to take the stage.
A paw-sitive impact: Benefits and realities of permanent on-campus therapy dog
By Solomon Lee | April 4Back in high school, I thought times were tough. AP classes, clubs, friends, family, sports and graduation—-it seemed impossible to handle. But I did. Something that helped me through the stresses and ups and downs of high school life were dogs. Not just my rottweiler back home to calm me down after a long day or cheer me up after a tough day, but at school, we had a therapy dog.
