New Seton Village mural graces Ward Place
By Amanda DeJesus | June 15A new mural was painted at the intersection of Ward Place and Irvington Avenue after a previous mural was painted over last year.
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Gun shots fired on Valley Street, no injuries
By Amanda DeJesus | May 28An early morning shooting in a private residence in the Valley Street area left no injuries, the University said in an email sent to the Seton Hall community May 12 Thursday afternoon.
How a Seton Hall professor discovered the creator of “Rosie the Riveter”
By Andrew Raccuglia | May 20‘Who created ‘Rosie the Riveter?’ The famed World War II-era propaganda artwork encouraging women to join the workforce in place of men shipping out to war, and the artist behind the work, is the center of one Seton Hall professor’s recent research.
Linda Thomas-Greenfield, the U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., speaks with diplomacy students at a “fireside chat”
By Emma Thumann | May 16The United States Ambassador to the United Nations spoke with students of the school of Diplomacy and International Relations Tuesday April 12 about current foreign policies such as the Russia-Ukraine war, climate change in developing countries, and COVID-19 vaccine accessibility.
Seton Hall installs its first menstrual product dispensers in response to PERIOD SHU's activism
By Kathryn McCoy | May 16Seton Hall’s first free menstrual product dispenser was installed in the University Center this spring as a result of a collaborated effort from the Student Government Association (SGA) and PERIOD SHU.
SGA president Jayde Dieu says she to wants serve as an advocate for the student body
By Rylee Nelson | May 16Jayde Dieu was elected Seton Hall University’s Student Government Association’s President for the upcoming 2022-2023 academic year.
5 study tips in preparation for final exams
By Mikayla Downer | May 16As the semester comes to an end, finals are quickly approaching and students are buckling down for the inevitable stress that comes with it.
South Orange swears in new police chief
May 16Enersto Morillo, a police lieutenant who served on the force for 17 years and a Seton Hall Ph.D. student, was sworn in as South Orange’s new police chief on March 31.
Seton Hall hosts the 26th annual Petersheim Academic Exposition
May 14The Petersheim Academic Exposition, an annual gathering of the BIG EAST’s finest academics, took place Monday, April 25 through Friday, April 29 with over 40-plus events spanning across almost all academic departments.
U.N. Secretary-General to address class of 2022 at University’s 166th baccalaureate commencement ceremony
By Emma Thumann | May 4United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres will be the keynote speaker for the university’s upcoming baccalaureate commencement ceremony on May 24, the Office of the Provost announced Monday morning.
Seton Hall students protest the University's response to sexual assault allegations during open house
By Amanda DeJesus | Apr. 25Seton Hall students protested the University’s response to sexual assault allegations on the sidewalk across Farinella Gate during an open house Sunday.
Protecting Pirates to protest University’s response to sexual assault allegations during open house
By Daniel O'Connor | Apr. 21Protecting Pirates, a new group advocating for sexual assault survivors at Seton Hall, announced Wednesday their plans to protest outside the Farinella Gate on Sunday.
5 stores students can shop at in South Orange
By Serena Davis | Apr. 19Along with the many places to eat in South Orange, the Village offers a variety of stores for students to shop at and enjoy.
Seton Hall students weigh in on the nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court
By Jade Holmes | Apr. 19After her nomination to the Supreme Court, Seton Hall students weighed in on whether Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson deserved the position on the Supreme Court.
Seton Hall Senior Paul Oburu: A creative connoisseur
By Peyton Hruska | Apr. 19The class of 2022 has been through many ups and downs, with their last year as undergraduate students being the first primarily in-person school year since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Among this group is Paul Oburu, a computer science major, business owner, photographer, Pirates fan, and proud Seton Hall student from Kenya who hasn’t seen his family in three years due to COVID-19.
The Seton Hall Legacy of Kevin Willard
By Brendan Balsamo | Apr. 10As the final horn sounded at San Diego State's Viejas Arena on the night of March 18, the Seton Hall Pirates walked off the court dejected after suffering not only their largest loss of the season, but the also second-largest loss of the 2022 NCAA Tournament.
Aly & AJ headline Seton Hall’s first spring concert since the pandemic
By Brooke McCormick | Apr. 6Aly & AJ and GrooveBoston performed at ONWARD, Seton Hall’s first spring concert since 2019, on March 25.
Seton Hall’s Miraculous Season Ends with WNIT Championship loss to South Dakota State
By Thomas Donnelly | Apr. 2The late-game scare in the WNIT Final Four against Middle Tennessee almost ended the season, but it was the Jackrabbits that put the Pirates away in the Saturday afternoon matchup, 82-50.
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Newly elected SGA executive board introduces new mental health campaign
By Peyton Hruska | Apr. 2The new executive board of the Student Government Association devised a campaign to improve and raise awareness on students’ mental health.
Cooks’ Game-Winner Sends Seton Hall to WNIT Final
By Thomas Donnelly | Mar. 31Trailing by 4 with just 23 seconds left, Lauren Park-Lane and Sidney Cooks propelled Seton Hall to advance to the WNIT Championship, 74-73.
