Remember the “what’s in my bag?” trend that took over social media in the early 2010s? From beauty gurus to lifestyle vloggers to celebrities, everyone was revealing the items they carried around every day.
With winter often comes the winter “blues,” and students are still feeling the chill.
Take a walk around the University Center on any given weekday, and you’re sure to see them: lovebirds. Students stand in pairs—waiting at the Starbucks counter, studying, playing pool—all with that certain closeness or look in their eyes that hints at something more.
Red roses, assorted chocolates, and decorative hearts line the shelves in Walgreens, the Village Marketplace, and Target.
One in 700 children are born with cleft conditions, according to Operation Smile (OS). In many less developed countries, these individuals have little to no access to proper treatment.
You and your partner just returned from a romantic evening.
Everyone shows and receives love in different ways, and there is always pressure to balance money and time, or to do something conventional, but fresh, when it comes to relationships.
Every pirate has been to a Student Activities Board (SAB) event.
Finding a signature scent takes trial and error. Jeimy Simon’s new perfume brand aims to change that.
Love is in the air, pirates!
Whether you’re a car enthusiast looking for fellow car lovers, an experienced mechanic, or completely new to the world of cars and are hoping to learn from others, AcceleraSHUn is the place to go.
At Seton Hall, hair is far more than something students simply style before class. It’s a powerful expression of identity, culture, and personal transformation.
Have you converted to quarter-zip-ism?
This 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.
Christmas Plush Throw Blanket, Target, $10
You’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 breeze.
With winter break quickly approaching and family reunions are near in sight; holiday traditions are the steady star, leading us back home.
A 100-year-old great-grandmother’s sugar cookie recipe to sweeten the holidays.
At a Catholic university best known for its Christmas festivities, Seton Hall’s Jewish community still finds meaningful ways to honor its own winter traditions.
“What nails should I get this time?” is a question you may ask or hear from your friends.
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