Seton Hall students, faculty and staff gathered on March 28 to address concerns of the LGBTQ community on campus. The panel featured students Emani Miles, Laura Mendez, Essence Williams and Adam Varoqua and Professors Judith Stark and Richard Blissett.
The Office of the Provost announced in an email on March 21 that Bernadette McVey, director of Academic Events, Initiatives and Planning, and Dr. Maureen Byrnes, a clinical assistant professor in the College of Nursing, are joint recipients of this year’s Emma G. Quartaro Award.
Space154 is an interactive “collaborative place where faculty, students, and administrators can come to discover and learn new technologies,” according to the Seton Hall website.
Members 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.
Seton Hall students explained the origins and purpose of the Korean Language and Culture Club on campus.
The Habitat for Humanity student organization at Seton Hall spent their spring break building houses in Oklahoma City with the Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity.
At 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 is an organization that provides recreational sports programs for people with special needs, according to its website.
An annual tradition of some Greek organizations is formal season, which primarily consists of dances and ceremonies.
Todd Burroughs ‘89 recently published a book called “Marvel’s Black Panther: A Comic Book Biography, From Stan Lee to Ta-Nehisi Coates.”
Seton Hall students are using LinkedIn to help jumpstart their careers. Several students explained how they use the service.
The 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.
Seton Hall students shared what Women’s History Month means to them and all the women who they find inspirational.
Seton Hall students weighed in on the Gourmet Dining Services’ (GDS) annual tradition of not serving meat on Fridays in observance of Lent.
Two Seton Hall professors are in the process of forming a new medieval club on campus.
Midterms 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:
Seton Hall students explained their everyday experience as a Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) cadet.
Several students were asked what they think the major differences and benefits are in the life of a commuter at Seton Hall.
Bethany Hall filled with laughter and cheering as Josh Peck presented a comedy lecture with the Student Activities Board (SAB) on March 2.
The 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.
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