Theater Council Goes 'Somewhere Over the Rainbow'
By Staff Writer | September 28The Theatre Council will present "Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz" on Oct. 1 at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. as a fun and family-friendly activity for University Weekend.
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Seton Hall dorms offer similar amenities to Montclair's new housing
By Staff Writer | September 28Students at Montclair State University had a new dorming option this fall thanks to a public-private partnership, and while Seton Hall cannot boast a new dorm, many of the amenities found in the complex are similar to those Seton Hall residents already receive.
Troy Davis execution prompts student group action at SHU
By Staff Writer | September 28Amnesty International of Seton Hall University will be holding a demonstration on Sept. 29 in response to the execution of convicted murderer Troy Davis.
SGA discusses organization's campus-wide involvement
By Staff Writer | September 22The Student Government Association discussed ways to get involved in upcoming events around campus at their weekly Monday evening meeting.
New job bill leaves some Seton Hall students worried
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | September 22President Obama's new job bill for 2012, The American Jobs Act, leaves seniors at Seton Hall wondering how it will affect them in their job search next year.
Seton Hall has a 'Second Life'
By Staff Writer | September 22Social and interactive media can help students to learn real-world skills safely and easily through the use of virtual worlds, according to a report on social and interactive media created by Seton Hall University faculty.
One year later: Seton Hall community remembers Jessica Moore
By Staff Writer | September 22As the one year anniversary of Jessica Moore's death approaches, the Seton Hall community is reflecting and remembering a life lost.
Seton Hall freshman studies mentor named NAACP Educator of the Year
By Staff Writer | September 22Freshman mentor and Adjunct Professor in Africana Studies, Multicultural Studies and Religious Studies Departments, Rev. Dr. Forrest Pritchett recently was awarded a NAACP Educator of the Year Award.
Fahy Hall renovations put off until spring
By Staff Writer | September 21Renovations in Fahy Hall previously scheduled for this past summer will resume in the spring, following the removal of traces of asbestos found in the building's floor tiles.
Rock and Roll on the Green
By Staff Writer | September 21For a few hours on Friday, you can go back in time to the 80s and 90s when The Student Activities Board (SAB) hosts "Roller Rink," a retro, old school themed roller skating event from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m on the Green.
Academic coaching program now available to all students
By Staff Writer | September 21The Academic Coaching program is a new program designed to help students succeed in academics by assigning each student with an academic coach with whom they will work closely to become stronger academically.
Amos Explores Her Dark Side
By Staff Writer | September 21To say that Tori Amos's latest album is a modern piano nocturne is not enough. "Night of Hunters" truly evokes a feeling of disquieting darkness, and attempts to join the ranks of the classic nocturnes of Mozart and Chopin.
Hall introduces new meal plan
By Staff Writer | September 21Housing and Residence Life will be offering a new meal plan to students effective immediately this semester, according to a broadcast email from HRL.
Student victim of attempted off-campus robbery
By Staff Writer | September 15A Seton Hall student was the victim of an attempted robbery Wednesday night as he walked on Irvington Avenue near Ward Place, according to a safety alert e-mail sent by the University.
Boland Hall room relocations
By Staff Writer | September 15Several room reassignments have occurred on the second, third and fourth floors of the south wing of Boland Hall to conserve energy in the building because of a substantial number of vacancies this semester.
DOVE's Service on Saturday's returns for 2nd year
By Staff Writer | September 15After a successful fall 2010 semester, The Division of Volunteer Efforts has decided to bring back the Service on Saturday program for another year.
SHU SGA looks into cafeteria alternatives
By Staff Writer | September 15The Student Government Association discussed instituting some new changes to Gourmet Dining Services at its weekly meeting on Monday.
Criminal justice institute educates students with real life experience
By Staff Writer | September 15A professor in the department of criminal justice designed and administered a one week Criminal Justice Institute, for high school students interested in criminal justice, over the summer.
Campus smoking bans across New Jersey could affect school policy
By Staff Writer | September 15After several New Jersey campuses banned smoking, the Student Government Association is looking to change the smoking policy at Seton Hall.
Weather delays construction on Science and Technology Center
By Staff Writer | September 15Despite slight delays in construction on the Science and Technology Center (formerly known as the McNulty building) due to the recent inclement weather, work is almost complete on the building.
