South Orange Village President makes a difference
By Staff Writer | April 3Members of the Seton Hall community described the ways alumna Sheena Collum ’08 gave back to her community as a student and continues to as South Orange Village President.
CAMPUS LIFE
Korean Club spreads language and culture with others
By Staff Writer | April 3Seton Hall students explained the origins and purpose of the Korean Language and Culture Club on campus.
SHU students spend spring break building houses
By Kristel Domingo | March 28The Habitat for Humanity student organization at Seton Hall spent their spring break building houses in Oklahoma City with the Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity.
Career Center launches ‘Workshop Thursdays’
By Staff Writer | March 27At the beginning of the semester, the Seton Hall Career Center launched a weekly program that hosts several workshops on Thursdays to help students from different programs.
RallyCap Sports hosts activities for people with special needs
By Dalton Allison | March 27RallyCap Sports is an organization that provides recreational sports programs for people with special needs, according to its website.
Tips on how to dress for success this formals season
By Staff Writer | March 27An annual tradition of some Greek organizations is formal season, which primarily consists of dances and ceremonies.
SHU alumnus publishes ‘Black Panther’ biography
By Staff Writer | March 27Todd Burroughs ‘89 recently published a book called “Marvel’s Black Panther: A Comic Book Biography, From Stan Lee to Ta-Nehisi Coates.”
Students connect and engage professionally on LinkedIn
By Adam Varoqua | March 27Seton Hall students are using LinkedIn to help jumpstart their careers. Several students explained how they use the service.
Former ‘Voice’ contestant echoes music on campus
By Ronald Castaneda | March 27The Student Activites Board (SAB) hosted singer and former “The Voice” contestant Nelson “Nelly” Emokpae, also known as Nelly’s Echo, at the Pirate’s Cove on March 20.
Students share what Women’s History Month means to them
By Kristel Domingo | March 20Seton Hall students shared what Women’s History Month means to them and all the women who they find inspirational.
Meatless Fridays at GDS raises concerns for students
By Adam Varoqua | March 20Seton Hall students weighed in on the Gourmet Dining Services’ (GDS) annual tradition of not serving meat on Fridays in observance of Lent.
New medieval and renaissance club comes to campus
By Daniel D'Amico | March 20Two Seton Hall professors are in the process of forming a new medieval club on campus.
How to prevent yourself from burning out
By Staff Writer | March 20Midterms have passed for most students, yet it is only a matter of time until the assignments begin to pile up. Seton Hall students shared tips on how to avoid future burnouts and remain productive through the end of the semester:
The everyday experience of an SHU ROTC cadet
By Staff Writer | March 20Seton Hall students explained their everyday experience as a Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) cadet.
Students share their ‘drive’ to be commuters
By Claudia Emanuele | March 20Several students were asked what they think the major differences and benefits are in the life of a commuter at Seton Hall.
Just joshin’ around: Josh Peck visits Seton Hall
By Alyssa Schirm | March 6Bethany Hall filled with laughter and cheering as Josh Peck presented a comedy lecture with the Student Activities Board (SAB) on March 2.
Educational Opportunity Program brings students to the top
By Kristel Domingo | March 6The Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) is celebrating its 50-year anniversary by holding a student leadership conference on March 22. Some EOP scholars shared how the program contributed to their successes.
A day in the life of a social and behavioral sciences major
By Ronald Castaneda | March 6Social and behavioral sciences (SOBS) majors at Seton Hall explained why they chose their major and the different paths post-graduation they plan to take.
Freezin’ for a reason: APO takes on the Polar Plunge
By Staff Writer | March 6The brothers of the Alpha Phi Omega (APO) service fraternity recently took part in their annual Polar Plunge in Seaside Heights, N.J.
Buccino Institute launches Leaders Podcast as creative learning outlet
By Staff Writer | March 6The Buccino Leadership Institute recently launched a podcast called Seton Hall Undergraduate Leaders Podcast, which is centered on leadership insight and is mostly run by Seton Hall students.
