Features

Satisfy your 'curiosity' at Walsh Gallery

By Staff Writer | January 19

The Walsh Gallery has opened its newest group exhibition, "Working in Wonder," which will run through Feb. 11, 2011.

Breakout Artists of 2011

By Staff Writer | January 19

Wiz Khalifa

Glassjaw screams back to top after long hiatus

By Staff Writer | January 19

Glassjaw is back, and back with a vengeance. The band is releasing new material for the first time since 2002. "Our Color Green (The Singles)", is a powerhouse of an E.P. that will not disappoint.

Wait Until Dark' spotlights actors

By Staff Writer | January 19

Philip Baker and Nicole Dalton shined in the recent show presented by Seton Hall's Department of Communication and the Arts, "Wait Until Dark." They not only won over the audience, but also won nominations for the Irene Ryan Acting Scholarships.

"Wait Until Dark" brings actors into spotlight

By Staff Writer | January 19

Philip Baker and Nicole Dalton shined in the recent show presented by Seton Hall's Theatre Council, "Wait Until Dark." They not only won over the audience, but also won nominations for the Irene Ryan Acting Scholarships.

The Decemberists explore new styles and sounds

By Staff Writer | January 19

Decemberist fans are no strangers to strange instrument combinations: accordions, trumpets, mandolins, the hurdy gurdy, instruments that don't grace your typical pop song or even indie song. However, what Decemberists fans will not be used to when listening to their sixth full length album, "The King is Dead," the first full length studio album since 2009's "The Hazards of Love", is the band sounding so, well, American.

Releasing the DOVEs in Haiti

By Staff Writer | January 19

If given the option to travel over Christmas break, one most likely would not choose to spend a week in Haiti.

The"thigh-high" craze

By Staff Writer | January 12

Although the origin of the trend is disputed, thigh-high boots continue to impact fall and winter fashion. While the concept of the "thigh-high" trend is anything but new, the boot has morphed in various ways.

Don't meet the "Little Fockers"

By Staff Writer | January 11

We met the parents. We met the Fockers. But did we really need to meet the little Fockers? The answer is simple: no. The latest Focker installment, "Little Fockers," focuses not on the newest additions to the Focker family, twins, but on the already explored relationship between Greg Focker and Jack Byrnes.

ElecTRONic Sound

By Staff Writer | January 9

In 1982, Disney began to explore the then unknown potential of computers with the production of the science fiction film, "Tron." The premise of this movie explored the inner-workings of computer software by pitting different programs against each other in classic arcade games like Centipede and Pong.

Winter safety begins on the roads

By Staff Writer | January 3

Now that we have left our dorm rooms for the winter, it's time to get back into the driver's seats of our cars and resume normal life. Although we dream of a white Christmas, delayed openings and snow days, there are precautions drivers should take when venturing out into the snow.

Passionate entry to 2011

By Staff Writer | January 2

On the last night of 2010, a large crowd at the Wellmont Theatre in Montclair, NJ was able to ring in the New Year with the rising indie group, Passion Pit.

"59 Seconds" or "7 Habits?"

By Staff Writer | December 31

"59 Seconds: Change Your Life in Under a Minute,"a new self-help book by Richard Wiseman, uses simple language and entertaining anecdotes to explain ten techniques that will change your life for the better. Wiseman's scientifically supported techniques are more practical, effective and relevant to the lives of college students than the habits of Stephen Covey's "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People," a book Seton Hall students are probably familiar with. "59 Seconds" outshines it for these reasons.