The annual Bamboozle music festival will be held from April 29 through May 1 at the Meadowlands Sports Complex in East Rutherford. The three-day event features major headlining musicians and unsigned bands from various genres from pop to hip hop and rock.
Springfield, Missouri's Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin (SSLYBY) will take their brand of breezy pop-rock to the Theater-in-the-Round on May 2. Sponsored by the ONE campaign, the performance will mark the first time a nationally-recognized rock band plays the Hall since The All American Rejects in 2007.
As the last full month of school concludes, end-of-the-year celebrations draw near. But before seniors congregate to celebrate graduation, this year there is the conveniently-placed-on-a-Thursday holiday for all of campus to enjoy, Cinco de Mayo.
The anonymous R&B singer The Weeknd recently released his 9-song debut, "House of Balloons" – a staggering mix of R&B, dubstep and indie/avant-garde samples. The mixtape sounds like Drake during his most wallowing moments, offering a dark and despairing insight into the world of drug consumption that, for all its sadness and futility, is also undeniably catchy, or perhaps addicting itself.
The chant "Let's go Pirates, let's go. Let's Go Pirates, let's go" is something one would expect to hear at a winter Basketball game, not on the track in the Field House in the middle of April.But such was the case this past Friday April 15 during Seton Hall's Relay for Life event when the second annual Seton Hall LipDub was filmed.
The Stone Pony in Asbury Park held The BREAK Contest Finals, where 21 bands vied for a spot in the 2011 Bamboozle lineup.
Theatre Council's third production of the year, "Rumors," a Neil Simon play directed by senior Brittany Biesiada, opens April 14 at 8 p.m. at the Theatre-in-the-Round.
Each year, the American Cancer Society (ACS) holds a 12-hour event called Relay for Life, which is designed to raise money for cancer research and both remember those who have died because of the disease and those who have survived it.
The new comedy, "Arthur," released on April 8, shows viewers what it means to have to make a difficult choice, while still making them laugh.
Seton Hall's second annual LipDub will take place in the Pirates' Cove on Friday at 1:30 p.m. A portion of the segment will also be filmed during the Relay for Life event in the Field House around 10 p.m.
After a four-year hiatus, the longest in the band's 16-year career, the Foo Fighters are back. Their seventh album, entitled "Wasting Light," is full of hard- rocking, head-banging, typical -Foo-Fighters-sounding anthems that highlight the sounds of past albums.
The Department of Communication and the Arts will present its 7th annual student recital and exhibition, Les Arts, in the Walsh Gallery on April 13.
Seton Hall's chapter of the Delta Phi Epsilon sorority held it's annual Pirate King charity event, wherein fraternity brothers are judged in a pageant-style competition.
Fall registration is underway, and students are flocking to RateMyProfessor.com for guidance on which professors to select for next semester.
Students looking to put a little magic into their lives need not look far: "Harry Potter: the Exhibition" is now open at Discovery Times Square.
The West Indian Student Organization will celebrate the lively and rich culture of the Caribbean in their second annual Caribbean Showcase on Sunday, April, 10 at 8:00 p.m. in the main lounge of the University Center. The multi-university showcase will cover a variety of areas of Caribbean culture, including its music, dance, traditional attire and delicious cuisine.
Gun charges filed against junior Jordan Theodore, a member of the men's basketball team, have been dropped, according to a release today by the Essex County Prosecutor's Office.
Craving pizza? Want something other than the Galleon room's specialty pie of the day? Try the pizza Panini: a quick and easy-to-make option for those pizza-fanatics looking to experiment with tastes and toppings.
For Britney fans, the pop star can do no wrong. Over the years, no matter how bad her public image became, Spears has shown that she has "got nine lives," just as she sings in her new song, "How I Roll."
The Department of Communication and the Arts will present its final play of the season with "Tartuffe," a comedy in which a con man poses as a priest and holds sway over a family, from April 1-3 and 8-10 at SOPAC.
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