The SHU student section might be looking a little different next season, as female students flock to Prudential Center to get the scoop on the latest dating rumors involving the Pirate.
Students are excited to live in rage after Seton Hall announced a rage-baiting course on April 1, following recent online student demand.
Last December, two birds were trapped in the cafeteria, creating a nest in a window. They have since become inseparable since building their nest together in a corner beam, made from an intricate arrangement of napkins, chopsticks from the Asian station, and plastic plates from the Delicious Without station. It’s resourceful, a little chaotic, but undeniably theirs.
“Ball is life?” More like “Bed is life.”
Time for a new makeup look, where is the pink heart? Perfect, love it. Next, time for a new outfit that screams the cover of Vogue: a little coffee brown beret, caramel brown pencil skirt, bold gold jewelry, and a black bomber jacket, all tied together with gold and black pumps.
Paying ~$24 or more for a round-trip from South Orange to Morristown just to go to Iron Bar or Horseshoe Tavern for a mid night-out experience is no longer worth it when the University Center has other plans.
Seton Hall Athletics announced a complete revamp of its nutrition program this week, introducing a diet made up exclusively of New Jersey’s most iconic foods. The initiative replaces traditional performance-based meal planning with a standardized menu rooted in convenience and cultural familiarity.
Seton Hall is bringing a new study abroad program where instead of travelling across the ocean, students can take a trip down the Garden State Parkway to one of New Jersey’s most iconic locations.
Have you ever worked in the library, minding your business, but couldn't focus because of a godawful smell? That’s because students are not afraid to fart in the library. We are tracking down the culprits of the farters (or trying to).
There is one fan favorite at every Seton Hall basketball game who never seems to have an off night. He is not in the starting lineup, or even on the bench, but he still brings energy every time he steps on the court.
Instead of competing in sports like figure skating or swimming, New Jersey colleges and universities will focus on all the things that they do best: pork roll eating (or taylor ham, as some call it; this publication will not take a stance on what the breakfast meat is actually called in the interest of protecting our staff), “Jersey Shore” quotes trivia, and much more.
The commuter life in college is hard; waking up before the sun rises to get ready and rush out the door. But when commuters finally make it to campus, they face the most daunting task, which is even harder than their coursework: parking.
Boland Hall isn’t just a dorm room. It’s an experience that tests your limits and your survival skills.
Podcasts can cover a wide range of topics, from true crime to self-help and offer students a variety of options that fit their personal interests.
Campus has its own curly-haired queen, Alayna Rivera, also known to social media “ZaraeCurls,” who has gained a following on both TikTok and Instagram for posting curly-hair-related content.
When it comes to a graduating class, whether in high school or in college, traditions tend to be valued and respected through generations. Students may remember in their high school senior days, taking part in senior skip days, senior sunrise, and the friendship-breaking, drama-inducing senior assassin. However, one of the oldest and most widely known traditions is that of class rings.
After two blizzards in what many call a horrible winter season, warm weather is finally upon New Jersey, as the Spring Equinox began on March 20.
Hall Students, an Instagram account you probably looked up and watched hours of content from before committing to Seton Hall, is one of the more authentic representations of campus that shows everyday students you’re likely to see on campus.
After dealing with a winter for the record books and with spring’s official arrival on Friday, Seton Hall students are looking for the first sign of spring weather to leave the frigid months in the past.
Everyone has different views on what it means to be an involved student. For junior criminal justice major Emmely Suarez, it means taking risks, embracing challenges and turning uncertainty into purpose.
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