FEATURES

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Finding out why shoes can really 'Matter'

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.

A whole new ballgame

Musicovery creates playlists based on user's emotions

Tired of of hitting the next button over and over until you find the right song to fit your mood?

Critically renowned poets will visit Poetry-in-the-Round this fall

The Seton Hall Arts Council will bring three published poets and authors to read as part of the annual program, Poetry-in-the-Round.

Viva Espana

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.

Movie releases for Sept. 23

"Abduction"

Fall TV: 'Supernatural'

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.

Fall TV: 'New Girl'

A new Fox series, "New Girl," starring Zooey Deschanel, will premiere on Fox on Sept. 20.

Fall TV: Community

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.

Fall TV: 'Terra Nova'

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.

The Lion King to return, but this time in 3D

Simba, Mufasa, Nala, Timon and Pumbaa are back and better than ever this fall when Disney's "The Lion King" comes roaring into theaters and homes in 3D. The special two-week theatrical extravaganza kicks off Sept. 16, showcasing the Oscar and Golden Globe winning film in a newer and bigger way.

Contagion' gives audience chills

One cough, one rub, one handshake; that is all it takes to transmit and contract a virus.

New album releases to get you through the Fall

Most people would agree that Fall is a time for not-so-positive change. With the start of classes, you might be looking for some new music for the soundtrack to your late-night study sessions. These records, released on Tuesday, provide something to get us through the months until the weather gets colder (and winter break).

Contagion' gives audiences chills

One cough, one rub, one handshake; that is all it takes to transmit and contract a virus.

Still 'Red Hot': New Red Hot Chili Peppers album does not disappoint

It is hard to find anything wrong with "I'm With You," the tenth studio release from Grammy Award-winning rock band The Red Hot Chili Peppers. All 14 tracks on the album are solid, tight and professionally recorded. The lyrics and music combine to make each track memorable in its own way.

New choir director will bring program to next level

For such a petite woman, Professor Jeanette Hile left some very large shoes to fill after retiring as the director of Seton Hall's Concert Choir and Vocal Chamber Ensemble after thirty years with the university. However, with an abundance of passion and enthusiasm, her successor, Professor Jason Tramm, has proved to be the perfect candidate to transition SHU's choral program into a new era.

SHU students: come 'round to the Round

The Department of Communication and The Arts' Academic Theatre program is opening the curtains to this season's productions, offering many opportunities for new and old students with an interest in theatre.

"Colombiana" is a satisfying end to summer

The concept of an "Army of One" is used time and time again in the action film genre and has had a very successful run with characters like John Rambo, the Terminator, or John McClane. While examples like these immediately come to mind, there are very few heroines that stack up in terms of style and toughness. Fortunately, the recent release of "Colombiana" has given critics and theatergoers everywhere a powerful example of a one-woman army. Since its premier on August 26, this film has made a respectable $30 million and had stayed within the top three movies at the box office.

Seton Hall introduces new nonprofit club

Students looking to get some insight and first-hand experience with the nonprofit world do not need to look far. A new club, the Nonprofit Student Association hopes to bring resources to and open doors for Seton Hall's socially-minded.

What to do at SHU: visit Walsh Gallery

This semester students can look forward to uncovering ancient treasures that had been hidden in The Seton Hall collections and viewing contemporary art in The Walsh Gallery.