Gang awareness workshop scheduled for October
By Staff Writer | October 5The School Psychology Leadership Association will be hosting a gang awareness workshop on Tuesday, Oct. 25 to inform students on gang violence in the area.
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Professor's research team honored earlier this month
By Staff Writer | October 5A biological anthropology professor at Seton Hall participated in a research team whose study was published on the front page of Nature Magazine this month.
Men's soccer falls to Villanova at home
By Staff Writer | October 1Amid a heavy downpour, the Seton Hall men's soccer team fell 3-0 to the Villanova Wildcats on Saturday evening in their first home Big East matchup at Owen T. Carroll Field. The result drops the Hall to 0-2 in Big East play and 4-4-2 overall.
University offers discount for eligible incoming students
By Staff Writer | September 29In an effort to make the growing cost of attending college more affordable, Seton Hall University has announced that tuition will be lowered by $21,000 next fall for incoming freshmen that meet certain criteria.
Bringing Bamboozle to SHU
By Staff Writer | September 29Seton Hall is not exactly known for hosting a wide-variety of concerts on campus. But on Saturday, Oct. 1, Woodbridge, N.J.'s Audio Insight will be headlining University Weekend as they rock the University Green at 2 p.m.
Formaldehyde added to list of government carcinogens
By Staff Writer | September 28Formaldehyde, a common gas used in biology laboratories, has been added to a list of known human carcinogens, according to the Federal Government.
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.
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.
Alumni create media strategies company
By Staff Writer | September 28Seton Hall has recognized two Seton Hall alumni for their achievements with their company, Framework Media Strategies.
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.
Freshmen react to record-low SAT scores
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | September 28The high school class of 2011 across the United States received the lowest scores on record on the reading portion of the SATs, which may impact them negatively.
Guest parking passes causes problems for Hall students
By Staff Writer | September 28Students have recently been experiencing issues with fines stemming from guest's vehicles that had previously been signed in.
Seton Hall students to receive Lenovo tablets
By Staff Writer | September 28The Teaching, Learning and Technology Center has issued more than 350 Lenovo ThinkPad Tablets to students and faculty as part of a pilot project to test out the tablets this fall, according to T.L.T.C.
SGA discusses village events for October
By Staff Writer | September 28The Student Government Association discussed the smoothie machines that were supposed to be implemented in the cafeteria in the past weeks at their weekly Monday meeting.
Class size cut for student benefit
By Staff Writer | September 28Freshman enrollment for the 2011-2012 academic year is about one thousand students, approximately 300 students fewer than last year.
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.
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 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.
