FEATURES
Surprise! It's still your birthday
By Staff Writer | September 11Birthdays are a great way for people to come together and take a break from the stress of everyday life. Celebrating a birthday in college, however, can be very different from what we’re used to at home.
Behind Bars
By Rebecca White | September 11“Prison Noir,” which was released on Sept. 2, is the latest anthology in Akashic Books award-winning Noir Series. Featuring stories written by convicts, this anthology gives readers the inside scoop of what life in prison is truly like.
8 Simple Rules to a 4.0
By Rebecca White | September 11For more than half of our lives we have studied hard to earn that gleaming college acceptance letter from the school of our choice. Now that we’ve all been accepted into Seton Hall, students may be asking themselves, “What now?” Here are 8 simple rules to a 4.0 that can be used to your benefit.
Pirate dining revamped
By Emily Balan | September 11The Seton Hall campus has undergone many renovations over the past few months and one of the best kept secrets is the revitalization of the Pirates Cove.
Bring your tastes to your dorm
By Michelle Foti | September 4In your home away from home, you have photos that remind you of your friends and family and playlists to remind you of summertime memories. You have your significant other’s sweatshirt with his/her signature body spray to snuggle with and your favorite pillow that transports you to your own cozy bedroom.
What's coming:
By Staff Writer | September 4Since Aug. 1 TV commercials have reminded students that it’s back to school time. Now that the semester has started, syllabus week has left most college students with that ‘I’m-going-to get-an-A’ mentality or the feeling that you’d better secure an open desk in the library early in the semester. Either way, it’s important to figure out how to organize yourself so you’re not overwhelmed with the fall course load and any extra activities you may join.
Move-In Day: There’s an App for That
By Michelle Foti | August 10Move-in day is nearing and there is an empty, bare-walled dorm room awaiting your arrival. Before you move in, the overwhelming feeling sinks in because there is so much to do…so much to buy…so much to move in. From the recommended, but hardly used, Ethernet cable to your favorite pair of jammies, there is a simple, yet high-tech solution that will solve your serious problem of what to bring with you to college. Yup, there’s an app for that.
Summer Treats
By Staff Writer | July 30As the spring semester wound down, the anticipation of beach days and warm, late nights with friends from home and school grew into excitement. Each season has its perks and downsides, but summer for the most part is full of good times and great food. The chilled drinks and colorful fruits and vegetables eaten outside on picnic blankets or in the shelter of central air conditioning, create a vibe of good times and great memories.
Study, Swim, Summer!
By Michelle Foti | July 30The summer semester is in full swing. With the first sessions ending and the second sessions beginning, students are reaping the rewards of preparing, catching up or getting ahead in their college careers.
Hall history told through old photos
By Staff Writer | May 7Recently, Seton Hall published photos dating back all the way to the 1850's that show some of the activities that the Seton family got up to almost 2 centuries ago. The over 150 year old photos show the family of William Seton II, the eldest son of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, at times resting and other times posing with his relatives. The album consists of over 51 photos that show the family at their home Cragdon Cottage, a place that is now known as the Bronx.
