Significance of Dean's List honor varies across campus
By Staff Writer | March 21For students and administration alike, the meaning and celebration of academic honors such as the Dean's List brings about a variety of responses.
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Laptop refresh on hold for sophomores
By Staff Writer | March 21Sophomores will no longer receive their laptop refresh this spring and the delay has created mixed responses on campus.
South Orange a top college town for adults to live
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | March 21The Village of South Orange ranked No. 9 on MSN's real estate's list of top 10 college towns.
Dunkin' Donuts to open at Walsh Library next fall
By Staff Writer | March 21Dunkin' Donuts will no longer be a walk into town. Seton Hall University announced Monday that a Dunkin' Donuts will be opening on campus for the fall 2012 semester.
Cost of readership program halts initiative
By Staff Writer | March 21After a successful pilot run, the Collegiate Readership Program has been put on hold due to funding, according to SGA President Derel Stroud.
Stillman school receives new dean
By Staff Writer | March 13Dr. Joyce A. Strawser has been appointed the next dean of the Stillman School of Business, according to a broadcast email sent around 4 p.m. today.
College of Arts & Sciences selects new dean
By Staff Writer | March 8Dr. Michael S. Zavada has officially been appointed to the position of Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences, according to a broadcast email sent at approximately 3:15 p.m.
Campus organization takes part in 'Get Real Barbie' campaign for better body image
By Staff Writer | March 6Alpha Phi Omega will table through this afternoon for their "Get Real Barbie" campaign as part of National Eating Disorders Awareness Week.
Notehall' website allows students to exchange course materials for a small price
By Staff Writer | February 29Four college graduates have started a website that focuses on academic success through sharing course materials in an online marketplace.
Website names Hall professors to list of brainiest people in N.J.
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | February 29Seton Hall University is home to many brilliant minds, but two faculty members were recognized by the state of New Jersey for being particularly brainy.
Students and faculty choose long commute for 'experience'
By Staff Writer | February 29While most students choose to commute for convenience, others endure the long, difficult and sometimes illegal commute.
Campus Ministry trip to France offered at bargain price of $2,000
By Staff Writer | February 29The Brothers of St. John and Campus Ministry are giving 14 Seton Hall students the opportunity to go on an 11-day pilgrimage to France this summer for a low price.
Half-price sophomore core class available this summer
By Staff Writer | February 29As part of a new initiative, sophomores can take two classes over the summer and get one of those two classes for half the price as long as one is Christianity and Culture in Dialogue, according to Brian Fucci, Student Government Association vice president.
South Orange Police Department strengthens presence on campus
By Staff Writer | February 29A decline in muggings and criminal activity in Seton Hall's direct vicinity may be due to the use of marked police cars and officers outside of the University's gates, according to South Orange Police Chief James Chelel.
Campus statues receive pirate makeover for game
By Staff Writer | February 29In the midst of Pirate Pandemonium, a group of five Seton Hall students transformed various campus statues into pirates.
Professor awarded grant to write novel
By Staff Writer | February 29A Seton Hall professor is writing a novel titled, "The Free Country."
Gourmet Dining Services worker 'pissed' by condition of Caf
By Staff Writer | February 29Gourmet Dining Services has launched a program encouraging students to bus their own tables after growing concerns from the Student Government Association and Housing and Residence Life, according to a Feb. 16 article in The Setonian.
Advertisement for spring musical, 'Baby,' stolen
By Staff Writer | February 29A large stork sign rented to advertise for the upcoming production of the musical "Baby" is missing from its perch in front of Fahy Hall as of Sunday morning.
Pirates drop rivalry matchup with Scarlet Knights
By Staff Writer | February 25After a home upset over No. 8 Georgetown last week that almost certainly gave them enough to make the NCAA tournament, the Seton Hall men's basketball team put its chances back in doubt on Saturday night, losing to the Rutgers Scarlet Knights, 77-72, in overtime on Seton Hall senior night.
