Auntie Anne’s twists up Seton Hall’s dining options
By Michela DiLorenzo | October 15The sweet, salty smell of these pretzels is unmistakable. From malls to airports, Auntie Anne’s remains a staple.
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Behind the register: Meet ‘Manny’ Burgess
By Rickiya Coulton | October 13Getting Starbucks on campus is a normal habit for many Seton Hall students. At any given hour, exhausted undergraduates can be found grabbing a good dose of caffeine, snacking on warm muffins and, most likely, draining their Pirate Bucks well before midterms.
Dementia Art Therapy Alliance builds connections through creativity
By Lucia Matarazzo | October 9For the Dementia Art Therapy Alliance (DATA), the goal isn’t to create a perfect painting; It is to create a moment of connection.
Building more than homes: Habitat for Humanity advocates for affordable housing
By Kaitlyn Campeau | October 8Housing insecurity does not always mean being without a home. For many families, it can mean struggling to afford the one they already have.
Reality check: Why reality TV keeps people watching
By Kaitlyn Campeau | October 7Vote for this couple. Vote for this team. Vote for this duo.
Making a business out of beauty
By Carly Hunter | October 2For some Seton Hall students, artistic hobbies have become more than a way to just pass the time; they’ve become a business.
Seton Hall alumna to appear on new season of CBS’ ‘The Amazing Race’
By Lakyn Austin | September 28Seton Hall ‘17 alumna Michelle Patterson is taking her competitive spirit to the world stage as a contestant on season 39 of CBS’ “The Amazing Race,” premiering on Sept. 30.
Starbucks wins campus Pumpkin Spice Latte competition
By Michela DiLorenzo | September 24Many students yearn for pumpkin spice to make its return to coffee shops every year. With the fall flavor back at Dunkin’ and Starbucks this season, it's time to settle the debate: which coffee franchise sells the elite pumpkin spice latte (PSL)?
From Bieber to BTS, students share their Super Bowl LXI halftime show predictions
By Matthew Koroski | September 23If the Super Bowl is for football fans, the halftime show is for everyone else. The music, the spectacle and, of course, debating who will be next to take the stage all play a role in drawing in viewers.
Asiya Amin flaunts fanciful frills while fighting for freedoms
By Kaelyn Blizard | September 22Adorned in a pink polka-dot dress, with gold bangles along her arms, a frosted bunny cookie ring on her finger and earrings looped through her hijab, Asiya “Meribelle” Amin, a senior social work major, has become known for her fashion on Seton Hall’s campus.
Summer isn’t over yet, but fall has already begun
By Matthew Koroski | September 18By the middle of July, shoppers looking for tools for their next DIY project at a local hardware store may find something unexpected: a 15-foot-tall animatronic headless horseman towering over them.
Hispanic culture finds a home at Seton Hall through community, celebration
By Keira Bala | September 17With vibrant mariachi music and a wide display of culture, the Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute (JAULI) celebrated the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month on Tuesday.
The Class of 2027’s final first day
By Grace Tylee | September 17It’s finally senior year for the class of 2027, a long-awaited moment for some and a bittersweet ending for others.
A window into welcome weekend: Setting the Class of 2030 up for success
By Hailey Castro | September 17Campus is buzzing.
Students flaunt their flyest ‘fits on the first day of class
By Lakyn Austin | September 17For some students, the most daunting thing about starting a new school year is figuring out where their classes are, making new friends or adjusting to dorm life. But for others, something far more concerning looms: “What am I going to wear?”
From 'The Real World' to higher education: Mohammed Bilal's blueprint for belonging
By Keira Bala | September 17Mohammed Bilal doesn’t give a typical lecture.
Welcome to The Hall: Your guide to surviving freshman year
By Kaelyn Blizard | September 17Starting college is one of the most exciting times in young adults' lives, but the transition can feel overwhelming.
Seton Hall swimmers give back through ASAPP Aquatics
By Hailey Castro | September 16For Seton Hall’s Division I swim program, time spent in the pool is usually reserved for training. Through ASAPP Aquatics, however, SHU swimmers are stepping into a different role: teacher.
Students predict statement pieces, chunky accessories and upcycling are to take over the Hall this fall
By Abiha Rupani | September 10Every year, a new wave of seasonal trends debuts on runways and in stores—and on campus, Seton Hall students have their own trends.
Seton Hall Pep Band percussionist finds opportunity, community through performance
By Chris Heite | September 9The crowd erupted when Seton Hall forward Jacob Dar slammed down an alley-oop at Madison Square Garden during the Big East tournament. As the Pirates surged toward victory, few people in the arena were enjoying the moment more than pep band percussionist Will Sherman.
