Catch this
By Staff Writer | January 28The fifth annual Pirate’s Pitch program hosted by Seton Hall is a great way for student entrepreneurs of all experience levels to present their business ideas to the community.
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Step up your glam game
By Michelle Foti | January 28As you lay asleep awaiting the sound of your alarm, you may be dreaming of beach waves and that summertime glow.
Building credit with each swipe
By Staff Writer | January 28College is expensive. Whether commuters or residents, students spend a significant amount of money not only on tuition, but on books, food, clothing, transportation and housing.
SAB has a semester of activities scheduled for you
By Staff Writer | January 28The Student Activities Board (SAB) has many exciting programs and trips planned for the SHU student body this spring.
Blowing up box offices in 2015
By Staff Writer | January 28The blockbuster movies coming out this year are full of action and adventure. Also, some of these movies happen to be sequels or the continuation of a well-known series that’s been hyped for the past couple of years.
Save with these book buying alternatives
By Staff Writer | January 21College students can agree that buying textbooks for class is a dreaded task. Regardless of your major, chances are the school bookstore prices are a little steeper than our pockets allow. Some majors have more expensive book requirements than others but if the cost can be avoided, we are all for it.
Eat less or eat better?
By Staff Writer | January 21Dieting has been and always will be a fad that will be revisited throughout your life. Here are just a few ways that people diet: counting calories; eating more, but smaller meals throughout the day; eating fewer, but larger meals; exercising without changing your food intake or just making healthy meal choices. Which is better?
Eat, sleep and breathe a healthy lifestyle
By Staff Writer | January 21Choosing a salad over a burger or daily study sessions over cramming is a challenge we all face.
Power your day with breakfast
By Rebecca White | January 21Most students sleep right through the most important meal of the day, myself included.
Helen of Troy' makes her stop at SOPAC
By Staff Writer | January 21The Midtown Direct Rep (MDR) company will host a new musical production stage reading of “Helen of Troy” at the South Orange Performing Arts Center.
How to create the perfect Instagram post
By Amanda Boyer | January 14Everyone loves seeing the multiple “like” notifications coming up on their iPhone after an Instagram upload. People take multiple pictures trying to find that perfect selfie or pose just right so they can upload it on their social media accounts.
Facebook users feel policy is a hoax
By Staff Writer | January 14A social media conflict on Facebook has many people concerned. Those who have Facebook may or may not have seen recent statuses posted by their friends stating they do not give Facebook the right or permission to copyright or use anything they have posted on their profiles.
Make SHU home: Ins and outs of campus
By Staff Writer | January 14For transfer students, adjusting to Seton Hall can be a bit overwhelming. Here are some helpful tips and things to know about SHU and the surrounding South Orange area.
Favorite winter TV is back
By Staff Writer | January 14It seems like the weather may be getting a lot colder this winter than any of us would like. Despite the cold, at least we have one thing to look forward to: staying in with friends on a freezing cold night to enjoy your favorite winter premieres.
New beginnings bring new opportunities
By Rebecca White | January 14Two weeks have passed since we saw the ball drop in Times Square signaling the commencement of our New Year’s resolutions and with that new beginnings.
Be S.M.A.R.T. about your resolutions
By Staff Writer | January 14The third week of the new year is approaching and according to The New York Times, one-third of people who made resolutions have already dropped them.
