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.
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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.
Cable channel options differ due to residence hall locations
By Staff Writer | April 14Seton Hall's residence halls have different cable packages based on whether they are on or off-campus.
Government begins sexual assault initiative
By Staff Writer | April 14The U.S. Department of Education along with its Office for Civil Rights sent a letter to all college campuses earlier this month as part of their new initiative to strengthen response to sexual assaults in schools and on college campuses.
Setonian sit down with outgoing SGA President Melissa Boege
By Staff Writer | April 14The Setonian interviewed outgoing SGA president Melissa Boege on her tenure as head of the student governing body. Watch the video to see Boege reflect on her time as president, her thoughts on what was accomplished this year, and a preview of what the next president, Derel Stroud, wants to accomplish in the upcoming year.
Esteban's first Charter Day as president
By Staff Writer | April 14Seton Hall celebrated the 150th chartering of the University at the 2011 Elizabeth Ann Seton Charter Day Convocation on Tuesday, also honoring dedicated members of the community during the event.
Hall off-campus housing provides safety over cost
By Staff Writer | April 14Seton Hall-affiliated housing options such as Ora Manor and Turrell Manor offer students an off-campus living alternative, but at a steeper cost than their village competitors, according to Housing and Residence Life.
GDS: Green dining services
By Staff Writer | April 14Seton Hall is creating a sustainable garden in between Xavier Hall and the Student Center Dining Hall that will act as a fresh air classroom while providing fresh vegetables and herbs for Gourmet Dining Services, according to a press release.
Alpha Sigma Phi: breaking the 'frat guy' image
By Staff Writer | April 14A group of brothers from Alpha Sigma Phi recently won the Second Annual National Society of Collegiate Scholars Academic Bowl on March 31, in a double overtime battle with the Biology Society and Mock Trial, becoming the first Greek organization to ever enter the competition, let alone win.
SGA elects new Senate chairs, plans for next year including budget allocation for student clubs
By Staff Writer | April 13The Student Government Association held its only joint meeting with incoming and outgoing senators on Monday night, electing new Senate chairs and discussing end of the year budget plans.
Student robbed on South Orange Avenue
By Staff Writer | April 13A Seton Hall student was the victim of a robbery on South Orange Avenue between Fahy Gate and McNulty Gate on Wednesday at around 8:30 p.m. according to a broadcast email sent at around 10:00 p.m.
Eight final teams chosen for Pirates Pitch
By Staff Writer | April 13The Stillman School of Business has chosen eight teams of finalists for its new venture fund project, Pirates Pitch.
Hall Headlines (April 8) contest rules
By Staff Writer | April 8Thank you for your interest in the April 8 Hall Headlines podcast contest.
Incoming SGA members discuss library hours, GDS and new smoking rules initiative
By Staff Writer | April 8The incoming e-board of the Student Government Association held their first town council session on Monday night, proposing new initiatives for the upcoming year.
SHU organizations host event to raise refugee camp awareness
By Staff Writer | April 8Amnesty International, STAND and the ONE Campaign are co-sponsoring an event called "Refugee Campus" at 4 p.m. on April 14 on the Green, to raise awareness about refugee camps.
Turrell lot damage angers students
By Staff Writer | April 7Turrell Manor has a large, dark mound of snow that has filled up almost the entire parking lot since January, which is eliciting a strong reaction from residents.
Losing interest in the Hall?
By Staff Writer | April 7Seton Hall admissions has reinstated a $55 application fee in order to increase the amount of students who decide to attend the University after being accepted, according to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
Charges against Theodore dropped
By Staff Writer | April 7Gun charges filed against junior Jordan Theodore, a member of the men's basketball team, have been dropped, according to a release Tuesday from the Essex County Prosecutor's Office.
Man arrested for luring on N.J. college campuses
By Staff Writer | April 7The University has taken precautionary measures after a Lawrence, N.J., man was barred from all New Jersey school property after being arrested on luring charges at Rider University.
