Since 2005's "Everything In Transit," Jack's Mannequin front man Andrew McMahon has experienced love, loss and personal struggle. With the band's new album "People and Things" the musician brings back the more upbeat tempo of the first album, but with less heart.
"Imagine this: you're dreaming and in the dream, you're just walking down the street, going about your normal day, but suddenly Natalie Portman approaches you and informs you that you've won the New York Lottery, as well as a lifetime supply of fresh donuts. And then you discover that the dream is actually real life," senior Claire Suellentrop said about what it felt like to be nominated for a CMJ College Radio Award.
Due to a poor script and confusing plot, "Dream House" becomes a nearly two-hour nightmare, headed by a couple that clearly should not be paired together.
It is that time of year – the leaves are changing, the temperature drops, and the time for new music and independent films is upon us.
In her new movie, "I Don't Know How She Does It," Sarah Jessica Parker's role imitates her reality, since Parker plays a woman who has a time-consuming job as well as a family.
The BIG Air Show is back again at Seton Hall. FreeCycle's BMX show will once again be the main event at this year's University Weekend. The event will take place on the University Green on Saturday, Oct. 1 from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Many stories can be written about the people that have been helped through TOMS, a company that donates a pair of shoes to the needy when someone purchases a pair for themselves. Blake Mycoskie, founder, provides insight into the world of social entrepreneurship with his book "Start Something that Matters"— a collection of inspiring tales that illustrate the technique behind building a successful business for the betterment of the world.
What started off as a series of migraines took a turn for the worse this summer when junior Kayleigh Ellison experienced a Jacksonian seizure, which is normally associated with epilepsy. But after a CT scan, her doctors told her they could see something in her brain, but were unsure of what it was.
After the explosive break-up of Blink-182 in 2005, the future of one of America's most well-known pop-punk bands seemed bleak. On Sept. 27, 2011, Blink-182 released their reunion album, "Neighborhoods." The long-anticipated album stays true to the style of music that has made the band's songs instantaneously recognizable for nearly the past two decades.
For two weeks this past August, I was privileged to travel with the Catholic Studies Department to Spain. This trip was everything and nothing I had expected all at the same time. I met people and saw things I never would have thought possible during my college career.
The Seton Hall Arts Council will bring three published poets and authors to read as part of the annual program, Poetry-in-the-Round.
Tired of of hitting the next button over and over until you find the right song to fit your mood?
Since its debut on the CW Network in 2005, the popular TV show "Supernatural" has taken fans on a wild ride through Heaven, Hell and the highways of modern America. Following the story of the brothers Sam and Dean Winchester, "Supernatural" chronicles their efforts to hunt and kill creatures not of this world. While earlier seasons have focused on more traditional monsters like vampires, ghosts, and werewolves, the later seasons have shifted to the realm of angels and demons. The premiere of season seven will continue the Winchester's struggle to battle not only the forces of Hell, but Heaven as well.
In the year 2149, an overpopulated and dying Earth is desperate. The only way to save the planet is to travel back in time to the prehistoric age, where an operation called Terra Nova is set in place for starting again and fixing humanity's mistakes.
A new Fox series, "New Girl," starring Zooey Deschanel, will premiere on Fox on Sept. 20.
Ever wondered what it'd be like if you went to a community college, befriended the most random group of people you could possibly imagine, and continuously got into unimaginable predicaments with them? Well, if so, you could experience all of this without having to leave the comfort of your own dorm.
One cough, one rub, one handshake; that is all it takes to transmit and contract a virus.
One cough, one rub, one handshake; that is all it takes to transmit and contract a virus.
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