FEATURES

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Love is in the air: is Valentine’s Day worth the hype?

By Genevieve Krupcheck | February 13

With Valentine’s Day approaching, some people will be preparing to take their significant other out for a special night, while others will spend a fun night with friends. Others will be trying to just ignore that the holiday is even happening. No matter what your plans are, an important question remains: is Valentine’s Day worth all this hype? Seton Hall students weighed in on this issue and shared their opinions on the holiday.

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Music hits to start off the noteworthy decade

By Rebecca Amrik | February 13

Students shared their thoughts on what they think are the biggest hits that started off the decade. Some find music to be a huge part of their daily lives and provided songs that they enjoy or top hits that get them in zone. “Blinding Lights” by The Weeknd

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Boland Cellar transforms into Tunnel of Oppression

By Liam Brucker-Casey | February 7

On Jan. 29, the Department of Housing and Residence Life held its first-ever Tunnel of Oppression, providing individuals with an understanding of different ways in which people can be oppressed or disadvantaged.

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Shakira, J.Lo spice up Super Bowl halftime show

By Kristel Domingo | February 7

On Feb. 2, the Kansas City Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl LIV at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. The halftime show featured Shakira and Jennifer Lopez, and students shared their reactions to the performance.

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Freshman transforms dorm into barbershop

By Nicholas Hernandez | February 7

Despite the transition to college and dorm life, Vikram Khosla, a freshman business major, managed to continue his haircutting business by transforming his dorm into a functioning barbershop.

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Bailamos: New club brings dancers together

By Alexander Krukar | February 7

This semester, Unidos Bailamos is the newest addition to many cultural and activity-based clubs at Seton Hall.

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Sweet Valentine’s gift ideas for your loved ones

By Brooke McCormick | February 7

Now that it is February, the added stress of having less than two weeks to find the perfect Valentine’s Day gift is affecting people everywhere.

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Pop out with these cool, winter fashion trends

By Alexa Coughlin | February 7

As the temperature gets colder, people are upgrading their wardrobes for warmer clothes. Students shared their favorite items for the winter and what is trending.

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La Villa dishes out Mexican and Salvadoran food

By Bianca Stover | February 7

La Villa Mexican and Salvadoran Food, located on 261 Irvington Ave., is a new Mexican-Salvadoran restaurant offering “authentic and fresh” cuisine with a 10% discount for students.

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62nd Grammys hits some high and low notes

By Jorie Mickens | February 7

The 62nd annual Grammy Awards ceremony was held on Jan. 26 in Los Angeles.

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SHU gears up for Black History Month

By Nicholas Hernandez | January 31

Several organizations on campus are gearing up to celebrate Black History Month with a variety of events, panels and activities to honor past and present figures in the black community and discuss pressing issues.

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Students share SHUper weird stories of campus

By Catherine San | January 31

Correction: This piece has been edited to remove a reporting error.

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Admissions office offers internships to students

By Alexa Coughlin | January 31

While most students intern to gain experience outside of their schools and colleges, several Seton Hall students have interned right here with the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.

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Freshmen physics majors launch new astronomy club

By Liam Brucker-Casey | January 31

Two freshmen physics majors launched a brand new club on campus just five months after they started their college career.

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Netflix and chill during this cozy winter season

By Ronald Castaneda | January 31

As winter days become colder and colder, time on the couch or in bed with one’s favorite snacks while you load up Netflix happen more and more. Each year brings in a new set of shows or movies that make hours feel like minutes. Seton Hall students share some of their favorite shows to take a look at this year.

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Intramural sports give a sense of community

By Catherine San | January 31

While not all students play varsity sports for Seton Hall, they can remain active and represent Seton Hall in competition at the intramural level.

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Speech-language pathologists speak up about their major

By Genevieve Krupcheck | January 31

The speech-language pathology major at Seton Hall is a 4+2 dual degree program. Students can get their master’s degree in speech-language pathology while also receiving a bachelor’s degree in either elementary and special education or psychology.

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Students dish on latest season of ‘The Bachelor’

By Andrew Byrd | January 31

On Jan. 6, the 24th season of “The Bachelor” premiered with Peter Weber, the third runner-up of the 15th season of the “Bachelorette,” as 24 women compete for his hand in marriage.

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Pirates ready on the hunt for booty

By Bianca Stover | January 24

An Instagram account hopes to send Seton Hall Pirates on a treasure hunt for gold.

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Student launches art business for poor communities

By Nicholas Hernandez | January 24

Sakina Nathoo, a freshman elementary and special education major, has created an art business set on donating a majority of the proceeds to impoverished communities around the world.