Five men’s basketball takeaways from Big East media day
By Brendan Balsamo | Oct. 23Five takeaways from Big East media day ahead of the start of the men's college basketball season.
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Regents approve University restructure despite faculty opposition
By Daniel O'Connor | Oct. 23The Board of Regents approved a plan to restructure the University in a controversial decision that would merge Seton Hall's nine schools and colleges into seven to reduce administrative costs, the Office of the Provost announced on Sept. 28.
Profiling Paul Santoro, Seton Hall’s professional “Rocket League” esports player
By Andrew Raccuglia | Oct. 19Paul “Paulie” Santoro, a professional “Rocket League” player and a member of Seton Hall’s esports team, is prepared for an ambitious esports season.
‘The most excited I’ve been,’ head coach Anthony Bozzella and team raring to go ahead of 2021-22 women's basketball regular season
By Thomas Donnelly | Oct. 11The Seton Hall women's basketball team returns to play in just under a month, and head coach Anthony Bozzella is ready to get his team back on the court after an exciting 2020-21 season.
Seton Hall professor named executive director of Light Opera of New Jersey
By Andrew Raccuglia | Oct. 7After being named executive director of Light Opera of New Jersey, Dr. Jason Tramm, Seton Hall’s director of choral activities, said he is looking towards a bright future for music.
Five movies students should watch to prepare for spooky season
By Jessica Lameiras | Oct. 6Now that October has begun, and the leaves have started to change, it is time to prepare for Halloween. One way to do so is to watch scary movies, and Seton Hall students shared five films they felt everyone should watch to get into the Halloween spirit.
Professors share their experiences and thoughts on returning to in-person classes
By Nicole Miazga | Oct. 6Over the last year-and-a-half, the Seton Hall University community has had to deal with a host of obstacles to overcome the shift to online learning, the “Hyflex” in-person and online program last year, and the return to in-person learning this semester.
‘We don’t want Kristen to be forgotten,’ … how a Seton Hall women’s fraternity came together to turn the sudden death of their sister into a legacy
By Justin Sousa | Oct. 5There has never been a good way to find out a friend, let alone someone you called a sister, had died suddenly. For the thought of this tragedy to fester for an entire day, though, is borderline torturous. However, for sisters of the Alpha Omicron Pi women’s fraternity at Seton Hall, Monday, Sept 20 was a day they will never forget.
Students share what Hispanic Heritage Month means to them
By Serena Davis | Oct. 1This Hispanic Heritage Month, students shared what their heritage means to them and how they celebrate throughout the holiday. Hispanic Heritage Month recognizes and celebrates the influence of Hispanic Americans on the history, culture and achievements of the United States. The month of celebration and recognition starts on Sept. 15 and ends on Oct. 15.
Catholic studies, social work announce new joint program
By Jiaqi Liu | Sep. 29Seton Hall’s department of Catholic studies, in conjunction with the department of social work, announced on Sept. 15 a social work and Catholic studies double major program which expects to have its first graduates in 2026.
South Orange and Maplewood Chambers of Commerce merge
By Rylee Nelson | Sep. 28The Village of South Orange and the Township of Maplewood announced a merging of their chambers of commerce after unanimous votes by both of the chambers.
Students share their experience being back in the classroom
By Peyton Hruska | Sep. 27As the Seton Hall community continue to adjust to fully in-person classes, there’s been a mix of opinions on how the semester has gone so far from students.
Students weigh in on the meaning and music of Lil Nas X’s “MONTERO”
By Nicole Miazga | Sep. 27On Sept. 17, rapper Lil Nas X released his debut album “MONTERO,” and students shared their opinion on the artist’s newest collection of songs.
Seton Hall Volleyball Struggles in First Conference Matchup
By Christopher de Lagarde | Sep. 27On Friday evening, the Seton Hall Pirates faced off against the UConn Huskies in their first conference matchup of their 8-6 season. This was the final game of their 3-game road trip before taking on St. John’s back at home.
Seton Hall Finalizes 2021-22 Men's Basketball Schedule
By Brendan Balsamo | Sep. 26After releasing the finalized non-conference schedule on Sept. 13, Seton Hall only took 10 days to reveal the team’s conference schedule.
Seton Hall Falls to Marquette, 3-1
By Thomas Donnelly | Sep. 26After a 4-1-2 start reminiscent of their start in last year's historic season, Seton Hall goes down to Big East rival Marquette, 3-1.
Seton Hall Volleyball Downs NJIT in Straight Sets
By Daniel Bartels | Sep. 22The Pirates go to Newark to take on the NJIT Highlanders in women's volleyball. In their last game before conference play, Seton Hall swept NJIT in three straight sets.
Students weigh in on the University’s rise of COVID-19 cases
By Alyssa Bernhammer | Sep. 22As of Sept. 17, there are 158 estimated active COVID-19 cases at Seton Hall University according to the University. Students and faculty received an email last week noting that the University is prepared to pivot to remote learning and stronger safety precautions if need be. Despite the uptick in cases, some students share that they are no longer scared of COVID-19.
UPDATE: Student dead after medical emergency in Neumann Hall
By Daniel O'Connor | Sep. 20A student died Monday after suffering a medical emergency in Neumann Hall.
SAB hosts Clinton Kane at "Music Under the Stars"
By Liam Brucker-Casey | Sep. 20At the first live concert since the COVID-19 lockdown, Student Activities Board (SAB) hosted Clinton Kane at “Music Under the Stars” on Sept. 10.
