The play “Platanos y Collard Greens” is coming to the Main Lounge at the University Center on Oct. 9 at 6 p.m., courtesy of a touring group sponsored by the Students Activities Board.
Drinking pumpkin spice lattes, taking apple picking selfies, wearing chestnut UGGs and fake nerd glasses, dyeing your hair a darker shade, pretending to like football and buying promiscuous Halloween costumes – these are the trade- marks of a typical “basic chick,” done autumn style.
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Every Wednesday night, the Pirate’s Cove is filled with people, singing on stage at “Open Mic Night,” sponsored by SAB. It starts at 8:30 and runs till 10 p.m., or later if the turnout is bigger than expected.
As students in the Seton Hall community, we understand that our University highly values the professors. For many of us, one of the main selling points of Seton Hall was the quality of professors. Here are 10 things that students like about SHU professors.
Pumpkin painting, giveaways, games and more are all coming up this weekend for Seton Hall University’s annual Seton Hall Weekend, according to Jen O’Sheal, director of special events. Students, parents, families and alumni alike are all invited to enjoy a variety of events that will kick off with a Parent Welcome Reception on Oct. 3.
For students who enjoy literature, there is a series of events you may enjoy: Poetry-in-the-Round.
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Although some may be sad to watch summer end, autumn is a great time to embrace change. Achieving that festive fall spirit can be difficult while away from home but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the beauty and simplicity of the season.
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