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Seton Hall students react to midterm election results
The midterm elections were on Tuesday, November 6 and for many, the election...
Seniors strategize for job search, looking ahead
A common problem facing seniors is finding a job after graduation and how...
SHU looks to SGA to build trust
The Student Government Association (SGA) President Rishi Shah and Vice...
Pirates take sobering lesson in loss to Nebraska
The Seton Hall men’s basketball team miraculously stayed close for most of...
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S.O. businesses donate to make an impact on hunger and homelessness
Sadie’s boutique and Seton Hall’s Division of Volunteer Efforts (DOVE)...
Student crafts idea to help SHU relax
One glance at Alexandra Wells, a junior history and English major, would...
Students share insight on weekend hot spots
As the semester is now well underway, students offered their recommendations...
Mike Deej returns for SAB Coffeehouse, delights students
On Sept. 19, Mike Deej returned to Seton Hall’s Pirate’s Cove to...
SHUNA offers debate and friendship
The Seton Hall United Nations Association (SHUNA) debates topics that...
Students receive Fulbright Scholarship
Seton Hall University graduates Aidan Miller and Kylie Lan Tumiatti received...
SHU professor of journalism releases first book
Dr. Matthew Pressman, an Assistant Professor of Journalism in the College of...
SGA pushes textbook affordability initiative
Student Government Association’s Academic Affairs Committee Chair Emma...
SGA urges students to vote in midterm elections
On November 5, 2018, Student Government Association (SGA) President Rishi...
Seton Hall students react to midterm election results
The midterm elections were on Tuesday, November 6 and for many, the election...
Letter to the Editor:
Guns don’t kill people. People kill people. Stop blaming guns for the...
Senior Column: Stress transformed my senior year
For as long as I can remember, college has always been difficult. Being a...
Prepare for the storm, finals are coming
The days left in the semester are dwindling. Many students are ready for...
Seton Hall may not really have the ‘Least Happy Students’
Earlier this year, the Princeton Review ranked Seton Hall No. 7 in the...
Have your voice heard beyond the Midterms
Votes were cast in the midterm election on Nov. 6 and the results are...
Pirates using offensive stability to find early success
As the Seton Hall women’s basketball team hits the meat of its...
Healy entrenched as a leader for Seton Hall
For the third consecutive year Kaity Healy will be the captain of the Seton...
Rhoden and Cale: The two wings that could help Seton Hall fly
Jared Rhoden sat on a waist-high wall along the sideline of Seton Hall’s...
Butler a worthy trade for 76ers
The Minnesota chapter of Jimmy Butler’s career has finally come to an end...
Youth brings hope for women’s soccer despite overturn
After a lackluster campaign for the Seton Hall women’s soccer program,...
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Win’s first individual title more than a record-setting performance
Lizzie Win can certainly hold her head high. The junior golfer captured her first ever individual title at the collegiate level when she led her team to victory at the 2018 Delaware Lady Blue Hen...
Letter to the Editor:
Guns don’t kill people. People kill people. Stop blaming guns for the actions of criminals. All American can agree on at least one thing: A world with less violence is a good thing. Notice I did not...
Dr. Karen Boroff wins 2018 Curtis E. Tate Jr. Award
Seton Hall interim provost, Karen Boroff has received the 2018 Curtis E. Tate Jr. Award from the North American Case Research Association for co-authoring the “Incident in Kabul Case.” Boroff...