Stillman student wins national scholarship
By Staff Writer | April 23For the second straight year, the Stillman School of Business has produced a winner.
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Relay hits record
By Samantha Giedris | April 23Seton Hall's eighth Annual Relay for Life had a new high in attendance.
Haunted House 2' scarce on laughs, originality
By Amanda Boyer | April 23Writers Marlon Wayans and Rick Alvarez are back in theaters spoofing all the horror films of the past few years. "A Haunted House 2" premiered April 17.
Servant leadership extends to reservation in South Dakota
By Staff Writer | April 23A group of 10 students, three administrators and Associate Dean of Arts & Sciences Christopher Kaiser's father-in-law traveled to the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in Oglala, S.D., in March.
Dan and Shay's new album has something for everyone
By Amanda Boyer | April 10CNN's Fresh Faces of Hollywood and Billboard's 2014 Artists to Watch Dan & Shay put out their very first 12 track album last Wednesday, April 2 called "Where It All Began" with the help of producers Scott Hendricks and Nashville songwriter, Danny Orton. Dan Smyers and Shay Mooney who comprise the duo, are now opening for Hunter Hayes and Blake Shelton on tour.
Life is better without CBS' new sitcom
By Staff Writer | April 10The new CBS show, "Friends with Better Lives" aired its pilot on Monday, March 31st at 9 p.m. The sitcom might remind viewers of the popular show, "Friends," as it also revolves around a group of friends who are regularly together. However, it does not come close to the dynamic chemistry and great comedy of NBC classic. The only aspect that might make it appear slightly original is that it's focused on how these individuals handle adult relationships.
Administrator's son wins Met Opera competition
By Michelle Foti | April 9Many people in their 20s can say they have graduated college, found the love of their life or landed their dream job, but not too many can say they have won the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions.
Tips to find a summer job
By Samantha Giedris | April 9For students interested in making money and possibly staying close to home after the semester ends, now is the time to apply for summer jobs.
Captain America' keeps pace with Marvel franchise
By Staff Writer | April 9Two years after the events of "The Avengers," Steve Rogers, also known as Captain America (Chris Evans), struggles to acclimate to contemporary living, while continuing work for the espionage agency S.H.I.E.L.D in the latest Marvel release, "Captain America: The Winter Soldier."
Alum honored for growing graduate program
By Rebecca White | April 9A Seton Hall alum and University Regent was honored on April 4 at a reception in the arts center for bestowing an endowment for graduate students, in honor of professor Petra Chu in order to expand the museum seminars abroad program.
Paul Reiser to perform stand-up at SOPAC
By Staff Writer | April 9Paul Reiser has accomplished just about everything an entertainer possibly can. He created and starred in a hit television series, the long-running sitcom "Mad About You." He's had a successful movie career. He's a bestselling author. He's even a musician whose song "The Final Frontier" has the distinction of being the only one played on Mars.
Charity film creates awareness for nervous system disease
By Staff Writer | April 2A screening of "Hope on the Horizon" is set to premiere at Drew University on April 4.
Joan Osborne to perform acoustic set at SOPAC
By Staff Writer | April 2In 1995, Joan Osborne asked a question that caused music fans of every belief to think spiritually - "What if God was one of us?" Her single "One of Us" became an international sensation that propelled her to stardom. Decades later she still is making music. In fact, the seven-time Grammy nominee's latest album, "Love and Hate," will be released on April 8.
Surviving Jack' jumps obstacles of parenting, high school
By Amanda Boyer | April 2Parents are your role models. You go to them for advice, and they are ultimately the people who raise you and help you become the person you are. Be thankful if you have good ones.
Noah' is new spin on old tale
By Staff Writer | April 2Noah's ark is a story many know from the Old Testaments of the Bible; "Noah" is Hollywood's version of the famed story. While staying true to many of the elements of the timeless account, the story does receive the typical Hollywood treatment.
Alum's documentary explores WSOU's impact on music industry
By Staff Writer | April 2The storied 65-year history of Seton Hall's student-run radio station, 89.5 WSOU, is coming to the big screen this month with the feature documentary "Pirates of the Airwaves," directed by Seton Hall alumnus Rob Longo ('92).
Don't 'Sabatoge' your plans with this movie
By Staff Writer | April 2The level of testosterone and the macho attitudes, combined with a poorly written script, makes the new movie "Sabotage" absolutely awful.
Student DJ hits the books, drops the beat
By Michelle Foti | April 2After hitting the biology and chemistry books, sophomore Charles Tobias heads to his studio for some music surfing, to prepare playlists and to create his next musical mix.
The 100' breathes new life into apocalyptic genre
By Staff Writer | April 2The new CW television drama "The 100" presents an apocalyptic story about 100 young space teenagers who are punished by being sent back to Earth.
