Facilities plans to repave parking deck
By Staff Writer | May 4The parking deck will be closed from May 17 to May 23 due to a repaving project, according to Ann Szipszky, manager of Parking Services.
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New minor makes students more 'marketable'
By Staff Writer | May 4The Environmental Studies minor at Seton Hall has been adjusted from the current 25 credit requirement to a new, more flexible 18 credit requirement.
Turrell recovers from transformer fire
By Staff Writer | May 4Turrell Manor has been restored to normal after a transformer fire Saturday night that affected its cable and elevator services, according to Brian Hughes, Turrell's residence hall director.
Local non-profit prepares for fundraising walk/run
By Staff Writer | May 4In December 2008, Elijah Reed of North Plainfield was diagnosed with Rhabdomyosarcoma, a cancer that attacks soft tissue. For Elijah, this occurred in his sinus area, and because the area is so close to his eyes and brain, surgery was not an option.
Cable and elevator services in Turrell still affected after weekend transformer fire
By Staff Writer | May 2While other issues have been resolved, cable and elevator services in Turrell Manor have been affected by the transformer fire that occurred on Saturday night, according to an email sent to Turrell residents from Brian Hughes, Turrell's residence hall director.
SHU students win awards at science symposium
By Staff Writer | May 1Two Seton Hall students won best presentation awards at the 5th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium in Biological and Chemical Sciences on April 16 at William Paterson University.
Transformer fire causes Turrell evacuation
By Staff Writer | April 30Turrell Manor residents were evacuated from the residence hall building this evening due to a transformer fire around 10:20 p.m.
NJ Gov. Chris Christie named as 2011 Seton Hall Commencement speaker
By Staff Writer | April 29New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, a graduate of Seton Hall Law in 1987, will serve as the keynote speaker for the 2011 Commencement Exercises on May 16 at the Izod Center in East Rutherford.
University to increase financial aid to incoming, current students
By Staff Writer | April 28The University Development Team has been working with President A. Gabriel Esteban, deans and University donors to identify opportunities to create financial aid for both prospective students and current students.
Commencement attire changes for Class of 2011
By Staff Writer | April 28For this year's commencement ceremony, students graduating will wear stoles of gratitude with their gowns instead of the traditional hoods, Mary Kirk Rawn, associate provost for academic services and events and co-chair of the commencement committee, said.
Controversial poster banned on-campus
By Staff Writer | April 28Theatre Council was instructed to remove promotional materials for "Why Torture is Wrong, and the People Who Love Them," their final production of the academic year, from Seton Hall's campus, due to the risqué nature of the poster's content, according to Theatre Council President and the production's director Bryan Lucas.
Faculty hope to learn from BP spill
By Staff Writer | April 27Members of the Seton Hall community are conducting a research project, along with two other universities, to study the ecological effects of the BP oil spill on marine life.
Village candidates strive for better relationship with Hall
By Staff Writer | April 27The University hosted a South Orange Municipal debate for the Village Board of Trustees and candidates for Village President Tuesday, in which issues concerning South Orange and Seton Hall were addressed.
MLK program co-sponsors anti-violence play
By Staff Writer | April 27Seton Hall's Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Leadership Program is co-sponsoring a production of the play "One Hour 2 Live" at East Orange Campus High School on Saturday, April 30 at 6 p.m., according to a broadcast email from the Office of Mission and Ministry.
Stillman honors program awarded $110k
By Staff Writer | April 27The Stillman Leadership Development Honors Program received over $100,000 from Securitas Security Services and Chubb Group of Insurance Companies last week.
Losing the 'Florence Nightingale' stigma
By Staff Writer | April 27Two Seton Hall students are currently in the process of formulating an abstract that, they hope, will allow them to present at the annual conference for the American Assembly of Men in Nursing later this year.
Stillman school of business to open market research center
By Staff Writer | April 25The Stillman School of Business will be hosting the grand opening of its Market Research Center, which has been in use for most of the school year, this Tuesday at 8:30 p.m.
Law School dean to chair State Commission of Investigation
By Staff Writer | April 21Patrick Hobbs, dean of the Seton Hall Law School, will be the next leader of the State Commission of Investigation, according to a report on nj.com.
SGA allocates club budgets for 2011-2012 academic year
By Staff Writer | April 21The Student Government Association held its first meeting with the official 2011 - 2012 senators and chairs on Monday, holding budget appeals for several University organizations and discussing projects for next year.
Junior pirates
By Staff Writer | April 15The Center for Community Research and Engagement held the event "Sailing for a Day: Adventures of a Pirate" today, inviting elementary and middle school students from Newark to be inspired by a taste of college life and the idea of continuing education.
