What makes something taste like home and feel like home? Is it the scenery, food or maybe just a familiar accent or phrase? Every state has its own little shops, sayings and quirks that make it unique. If you grew up eating at Whataburger, Raising Cane’s, Zaxby’s, In-n-Out Burger, WaWa, Waffle House or any other localized chain you know how hard it is to describe your love for them to anyone else.
From Nov. 16 through Nov. 21, the Division of Volunteer Efforts (DOVE) will bring National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week to Seton Hall. The effort was established by the National Coalition for the Homeless to promote education, action and awareness about hunger and homelessness.
When most people think of fall they envision pumpkins, colorful leaves and cozy outfits, but what is often overlooked is the aspect of giving thanks during the season. Spreading kindness and love is an important part of Thanksgiving that allows families and friends to come together and help the community.
Thanksgiving is right around the corner and with the season, come the dreadful gifts of midterms and, soon, finals. Students will need to find ways to unwind and relieve stress, while getting ready to celebrate the upcoming holidays.
As much as we all love the small town feel of South Orange Village, sometimes it’s nice to get away from campus and explore new territory. Taking off for New York City may seem like the easiest option but it isn’t the only one. There’s a bunch of fun and exciting things to do right here in New Jersey.
So far, Jessica Thomulka, a junior, has registered six times in her college career and getting the classes she needs, or wants, has never been a walk in the park.
After reading “Prison Noir” and interviewing an ex-inmate, the next logical step for me was to talk to someone on the other side of the bars--the people who help maintain the correction facilities do the work they are supposed to do. Among the most important of those people are probation officers.
Sometimes finding a job on campus may be slightly challenging due to the competition. For those in need of a job, but have not been able to obtain one on campus, there are a variety of places off-campus you can turn to for employment options.
Whether you go trick-or-treating every year or attend a classic costume party, Halloween is a fun time of year for pumpkin-carving, costume-designing enthusiasts. Here are 10 things that we like about Halloween:
If you are interested in film and enjoy learning about history then you are in luck. A month long exhibit in the Walsh gallery, titled “A Celluloid Story: New Jersey’s Filmmaking History” will run several events from Nov. 3 - Dec. 12, and an opening reception is set for Nov. 6 from 5-8 p.m.
“It’s hard to find things to do on campus on the weekends because everyone goes home,” sophomore Jessica West said.
Complex Culture is a clothing line started by Quinton Briggs, a junior occupational therapy major. Briggs intended Complex Culture to be for all types of people; the goal of the company is to bring together different artists who consider themselves complex.
Photo courtesy of Nicholas Sibilia
The Student Activities Board (SAB) is known for putting together memorable events that bring the Pirate community together. Some of the most commonly known ones are the fall and spring concerts, Groove Boston, open mic nights and their various coffee house events.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to travel the world once you graduate? Or to leave the familiarity of Seton Hall and get your master’s degree abroad or even study abroad during your undergraduate years? That’s exactly what Jimmy Miguel, Seton Hall Class of 2012 did, after graduating with a bachelors in business administration. Now, Miguel is an executive assistant at NBCUniversal, Inc.
The college lifestyle is something that students seem to look forward to for years, imagining playing Frisbee on the campus quad and staying up late with a whole new group of friends. Finally being a college student opens up a brand new way of life, whether it is completely unexpected or just as you imagined. Here are 10 things that we like about the college lifestyle:
Most students know the horror of dropping their smartphone, only to pick it up to find the display shattered. Smartphones take a lot of time and money to replace, meaning it can be hard to find a service that will repair a phone’s display quickly that is also close by. Luckily for Seton Hall students, sophomore Andrew Foo has brought his own phone repair business to campus.
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