SHU professor earns outstanding nurse researcher award
By Staff Writer | November 2An assistant professor for the College of Nursing received the Outstanding Nurse Researcher of the Year award this past September.
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Campus I.D. office increases fees this semester
By Staff Writer | November 2The campus I.D. office increased the fees for temporary and replacement I.D.'s by $15, according to Jeffrey Hurrin, assistant vice president for Student Affairs.
October snowstorm causes flurry at Seton Hall
By Staff Writer | November 2Seton Hall University's campus, including the garden between Xaiver Hall and the caf, was covered in approximately four inches of snow this past weekend causing several damages.
Off-campus robbery involves non-SHU community member
By Staff Writer | October 31Charlotte Lewis can be reached at charlotte.lewis@student.shu.edu.
Student victim of attempted armed robbery near Ward, Wilden Place
By Staff Writer | October 29A Seton Hall student was the victim of an attempted robbery at around 12:50 this morning, according to a Pirate Alert message sent to students at around 2 a.m.
Winter storm slams campus
By Staff Writer | October 29Update, 8:00 p.m.: Due to incliment weather, the SHU SAFERIDE will be canceled this evening, according to a Pirate Alert sent at approximately 7:45. p.m.
New ordering system implemented in cafeteria
By Staff Writer | October 27Gourmet Dining Services has started using a new system for taking orders in areas outside the buffet dining room such as the Cove and Leafs & Grains.
Pro-Life banner hangs at campus entry
By Staff Writer | October 27People entering campus through Farinella Gate may notice a new decoration on the fence around the Arts Center parking lot.
Certificate program offers new opportunities
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | October 26The department of mathematics and computer science and the department of psychology will be offering a Data Visualization and Analysis certification program for graduates and undergraduates next fall, according to a feature on the University website.
New campaign urges SHU community to get flu vaccine
By Staff Writer | October 26The "Fight the Flu at SHU"' campaign is advertising on campus to promote attendance at the flu shot fair, which will be held from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 27 in the Main Lounge.
Campus loses all electrical power
By Staff Writer | October 26Power appears to be fully restored as of 3:03 p.m. after a local power failure affecting electrical feeds to Seton Hall occurred shortly after 1 p.m. today.
Princeton Review ranks Stillman Degree
By Staff Writer | October 26Seton Hall University's Master's of Business Administration program has been featured in the Princeton Review's 294 Best Business Schools List.
SGA divides student life committee into subsections
By Staff Writer | October 26The Student Government Association discussed splitting the Student Life Committee into different sections at their weekly Monday evening meeting.
WSOU celebrates 25 years of metal
By Staff Writer | October 26WSOU, Seton Hall's Pirate Radio, will celebrate 25 years as a metal radio station by hosting a concert on Friday, Nov. 18 at the Starland Ballroom in Sayreville, N.J.
College Republicans to travel for door-to-door campaigning
By Staff Writer | October 26With the presidential election approaching quickly, the College Republicans of Seton Hall are planning events and campaigns to help get their word out about the Republican party, according to the group's executive director.
Seton Hall employee victim of attempted robbery
By Staff Writer | October 20A Seton Hall employee was the victim of an assault and attempted robbery at Gardner Street and Fairview Avenue at 9:30 p.m., according to a PirateAlert message sent to students at around 10:45 p.m. tonight. The Alert advised students to avoid that area and said more information would follow in an email.
Foundation sponsors event to honor Boland fire victim
By Staff Writer | October 20The Aspiring Kindness Foundation is having a Halloween event that is open to the public in The East Wing at The Stumble Inn in New York City on Saturday, Oct. 29 at 7 p.m.
SHUFLY raises student concern
By Staff Writer | October 20In spite of a few students' complaints about the punctuality of the SHUFLY Shuttle, Parking Services Manager Ann Szipszky said that up until Tuesday morning, neither Parking Services nor Public Safety and Security had any reports from students of problems with the SHUFLY service.
New collegiate readership program delayed until spring
By Staff Writer | October 20The Collegiate Readership Program, initially slated begin as a pilot program upon the University's re-opening after fall break, has been postponed to the spring 2012 semester, according to the Student Government Association.
Former 'Biggest Loser' contestants visit SHU
By Staff Writer | October 20Two former contestants from NBC's "The Biggest Loser" spoke at an event on Wednesday sponsored by Leaders in Healthcare, which focused on obesity and the importance of physical health.
