The legacy of DMX: students shed light on rapper's influence
By Staff Writer | April 20New York rapper, songwriter and actor Earl Simmons, also known as “DMX,” died on April 9 after an alleged drug overdose.
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Students weigh in on Lil Nas X new music video and sneakers controversy
By Staff Writer | April 15Lil Nas X’s new music video, “MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name),” and new sneaker releases has stirred up controversy after making several references to the devil.
Demi Lovato’s new YouTube series explores her life and struggles
By Victoria Rossi | April 13“Dancing with the Devil,” Demi Lovato’s four-part series airing exclusively on YouTube, provides a personal look into the singer’s struggles of addiction, eating disorders, mental health and her near-death experience from an overdose on July 24, 2018.
Students turn the volume up on releases from Lana Del Ray, Drake and others
By Staff Writer | April 13The COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect a number of industries, however, one industry continues to prevail - the music industry. Artists, like Lana Del Ray, Drake, Justin Bieber and others have recently released new singles and albums. Here is some new music that Seton Hall students are currently enjoying:
Students react as Ariana Grande announces she will join NBC’s ‘The Voice,’
By Staff Writer | April 6Ariana Grande will be the newest addition to the cast of NBC’s singing competition show, “The Voice,” replacing Nick Jonas as a judge for the show’s 21st season.
Students share favorite warm weather activities as spring rolls around
By Staff Writer | April 6With spring kicking into full swing across the country and health officials encouraging individuals to hold events outdoors when possible due to the coronavirus pandemic, Seton Hall students are trying to make the most of the warmer weather.
The Setonian wins four NJPF awards, three in first place
By The Setonian Staff | April 1The New Jersey Press Foundation awarded three first-place finishes and one second-place finish to The Setonian in the organization’s state-wide College Newspaper Contest on March 17.
Students adjust to dating life amid the pandemic
By Staff Writer | April 1One year after the University was forced into quarantine, many aspects of students’ lives have experienced dramatic changes—including dating.
Springtime ushers in a wave of new TV shows and seasons
By Staff Writer | March 31With Hollywood back to work, several new TV shows and seasons are hitting the airwaves and topping the charts. As students sit back and binge-watch their favorites, here some of their recommendations that they said are a must-watch this spring:
Students celebrate and reflect on Women’s History Month
By Staff Writer | March 25In 1987, the U.S. Congress passed legislation that forever marked March as a commemoration to women’s history, tribulations and successes. This month, Seton Hall students reflected on the women in their lives.
Freshmen pair collaborate with HAIR and DOVE for hair care drive
By Staff Writer | March 25A pair of freshmen are partnering with Having Appreciation in Realness (HAIR) and the Division of Volunteer Efforts (DOVE) for a drive to obtain resources and hair supplies for local communities.
"WandaVision" takes Marvel universe by storm
By Staff Writer | March 23"WandaVision,” streaming on Disney Plus, seems to have left a lasting impression on some of its viewers.
Grammy Awards gives night filled with history, winners and fashion
By Catherine San | March 22Comedian and television show host Trevor Noah hosted the 63rd Grammy Awards on March 14. Though the show hit a record low of 8.8 million viewers, Seton Hall students responded to the best and worst moments of the night in performances, fashion and winners.
Students react to this year’s Oscar nominations
By Staff Writer | March 22Despite COVID-19’s impact on the film industry, nominations for the 93rd Academy Awards were announced on March 15, and Seton Hall students shared their thoughts on this year’s nominees.
Seton Hall Career Center to host three-day virtual career fair
By Staff Writer | March 17The Seton Hall Career Center is gearing up for a three-day virtual career fair starting on March 23 to help students prepare for interviews and job hunting through several workshops.
Residents forced to relocate and isolate due to COVID-19 speak out on experiences
By Alexander Krukar | March 17When former Cabrini Hall resident Trent Miller received an email from Seton Hall on Feb. 8 telling him he was needing to vacate his dorm, he said he was blindsided and frustrated by the University’s decision..
Meghan Markle’s interview sheds light on race and mental health within royal family
By Victoria Rossi | March 15After stepping down from their royal duties, Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, and Prince Harry sat down with Oprah Winfrey in a bombshell interview that created international headlines, and Seton Hall students shared their reactions.
Spring fashion trends roll in as SHU students brace for warmer weather
By Staff Writer | March 12As winter comes to an end, students are ditching their warmer clothing and shared their favorite clothing trends for the spring season.
Student organizations reflect on transformations a year after the pandemic start
By Staff Writer | March 4The United States is nearing the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic that led to nationwide lockdowns. Schools across the country abruptly transitioned to remote learning and had to adapt to the virtual landscape last year—including Seton Hall student organizations, which had to develop new ways to operate during remote and HyFlex learning and social distancing.
Students share opinions on Golden Globes winners, fashion, controversy
By Staff Writer | March 4Comedic actresses and writers Tina Fey and Amy Poehler hosted the 78th Golden Globe Awards on Feb. 28 after it was delayed for nearly two months due to the pandemic. From the chic attend-from-home fashion to this year’s winners, Seton Hall students shared their thoughts on this year’s awards.
