From being a member of the Student Activities Board and the Buccino Leadership Institute to becoming a tutor in residence for all math courses and member of the Student Alumni Association, Joseph Kajon, a senior math major, is ready for his next chapter after graduating from Seton Hall.
With the new addition of Starbucks on campus, students shared their “go-to” drink orders at the popular coffeehouse.
After one month of fasting and taking time to reflect, Muslim students are preparing to finish celebrating this year’s Ramadan alongside the demands of being in college.
Disability Awareness and Accessibility at Seton Hall, a new club on campus, hopes to advocate for disability awareness and accessibility while making the campus more inclusive for students.
Students discussed the importance of celebrating Women’s History Month by commemorating and reflecting on the role of women throughout history.
Some Seton Hall students are preparing to go home and celebrate the Easter holiday with their own family traditions.
Spring break, for many students, is a time to take a break from academic responsibilities and use the nine days to practice self-care and catch up on well-needed rest.
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Flags have always been a part of his life, and now they are a focal point of his college career as he runs around the basketball court every home game, lifting the crowd’s school spirit.
Pirates gathered for the last time in the Prudential Center to cheer on the Seton Hall men’s basketball team in their game against Villanova on Feb. 28.
Period SHU partnered with Alpha Sigma Tau to test the strength of people with periods and raise money for a local nonprofit on March 1 in the University Center.
If your car won’t start this winter, you get locked out of your vehicle, or you find yourself in danger, who ya gonna call?
Students watched singer, businesswoman and actress Rihanna perform during halftime at Super Bowl LVII on Feb. 12.
Student organizations have commemorated Black History Month through cultural events that promote education and foster inclusion across campus.
The Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute held their first-ever annual scholar induction ceremony on Feb. 21.
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