The internet has spoken, young people say it’s time to embrace inner professional with quarter zips
By Lakyn Austin | December 5Have you converted to quarter-zip-ism?
CAMPUS LIFE
Students are reminded to 'be the tree' at Seton Hall’s 16th annual tree lighting
By Kaitlyn Campeau | December 5This past Tuesday, Seton Hall hosted their 16th annual tree lighting ceremony. The ceremony included free hot cocoa, candy, an hour of performances from different organizations, the signature blue Santa hat, and the official lighting of the 60-foot-tall Christmas tree.
Affordable holiday gifts for everyone this holiday season
By Sofia Kasbo | December 3Christmas Plush Throw Blanket, Target, $10
Alumni reflect on when Springsteen decked The Hall at winter concert
By Dominique Mercadante | December 3You’re walking up the stairs of the University Center to the main doors on a windy day as Bruce Springsteen’s song “Dancing in the Dark” blares, traveling through your red ears, clearly cold from the cold breeze.
Christmas with The Setonian
By Calla Patino | December 3With winter break quickly approaching and family reunions are near in sight; holiday traditions are the steady star, leading us back home.
Satisfy your holiday sweet tooth with this Rockies sugar cookie recipe
By Calla Patino | December 3A 100-year-old great-grandmother’s sugar cookie recipe to sweeten the holidays.
Jewish students find community beyond Christmas
By Megan Pitt | December 3At a Catholic university best known for its Christmas festivities, Seton Hall’s Jewish community still finds meaningful ways to honor its own winter traditions.
Students polish their look with fresh set of nails
By Carly Hunter | December 3“What nails should I get this time?” is a question you may ask or hear from your friends.
Gift of service for a season of giving
By Grace Tylee | December 3The season of giving is around the corner and the Division of Volunteer Efforts (DOVE) is providing an opportunity for students to spread holiday cheer and the spirit of giving this season.
Is posting your boyfriend online embarrassing? Students weigh in
By Lianna Cruz | December 2Boyfriend Land.
Is in-person Black Friday shopping dying?
By Solomon Lee | November 28With Black Friday right around the corner, many SHU students are setting their sights on the big deals on the holiday—but perhaps not in the traditional manner.
Students rethink online presence as employers monitor social media
By Kaitlyn Campeau | November 24People use their phones every day: texting, calling, watching, commenting, liking, and sharing. All of these actions online conglomerate into something called a “digital footprint” that creates a traceable online history for our entire lives.
Seton Hall students showcase their ink-credible tattoos
By Rickiya Coulton | November 20People get tattoos for a variety of reasons and SHU students are no exception. Students have tattoos that symbolize everything from their family to their passions.
Milo Manheim talks love for theater, brings his personality to SHU Speaks
By Lakyn Austin | November 19Students were electrified as Milo Manheim took the stage at Seton Hall for the Student Activity Board’s (SAB) SHU Speaks event on Tuesday.
From Prudential to MSG, SHU students turn concerts into core memories
By Morgan Dence | November 19There’s something about a concert that stays with you—the lights, the crowd, the way a song can feel entirely different when you’re hearing it with thousands of strangers.
Albanian Student Organization expands second independence day event, welcomes renowned sponsors
By Keira Bala | November 17The Albanian Student Organization (ASO) sold out their second annual Albanian Independence Day event in Bethany Hall on Friday.
‘Popular’ SAB ‘Wicked’ event draws big turnout, students share mixed opinions on the film
By Solomon Lee | November 17Students got to channel their inner Elphaba and Glinda on Friday, as the Students Activity Board (SAB) hosted a “Wicked Pop Up Shop” in the University Center event lounge.
Students share mixed reviews on dining hall experience
By Solomon Lee | November 12With the dining hall being a staple in many Seton Hall students’ daily lives, those who frequent the space have developed strong opinions. From freshman to senior, the dining hall experiences are diverse.
ALPFA on shaping Latino professionals, building community
By Keira Bala | November 11When students first walk through the doors of an Association of Latino Professionals for America (ALPFA) general body meeting, they can expect welcoming, friendly people to greet them, popular Latinx music, and lots of photos.
Numerical brainrot, 6-7, evolves to newest verbal terrorizer
By Matthew Koroski | November 106-7, pronounced as six-seven, is a meme that dates back all the way to December 2024, when rapper Skrilla released the song “Doot Doot.” Now, almost a year later, 6-7 has evolved into something greater.
