Sorority not guilty of hazing
By Staff Writer | March 2A Seton Hall official said activities involving Alpha Gamma Delta, which brought national organization representatives to campus last week, did not involve hazing.
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Village works to improve relationship with students
By Staff Writer | March 2The University Engagement Committee is currently working on new projects and revisiting old ones, in order to help bring students into the town of South Orange, according to the committee's chair, Ian Miller.
Stillman falls to Rutgers in business contest
By Staff Writer | March 2The Stillman School of Business placed third in the New York Regional Final of the Global Investment Research Challenge on Feb. 17, behind the business schools of Rutgers University and Fordham University.
Women's conference to benefit local battered women's shelter
By Staff Writer | March 2The annual Women's Conference, in honor of National Women's History Month, will be held on Friday, March 25, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with the theme of "Our History is Our Strength" to generate discussion and reflection on gender studies and women's issues.
Recent book sparks premarital sex discussion
By Staff Writer | March 2In January, "Premarital Sex in America: How Young Americans Meet, Mate, and Think about Marrying" by Mark Regnerus and Jeremy Uecker was published, and found the common perception of a hyper-sexually active college campus is mythical by distinguishing collegians from their non-degree seeking counterparts to show that young adults not enrolled in college participated in sexual activities far more than college students.
Guest swipe initiatives at a standstill
By Staff Writer | March 2Despite much student outcry in the fall semester, any initiatives to amend the guest swipe policy are "currently on hold," according to SGA At-Large Senator and Chair of the Student Life Committee Derel Stroud.
"Strong smell" of gas leads to Boland evacuation
By Staff Writer | February 24A "strong smell" of natural gas led to an evacuation of Boland Hall around 2:10 p.m. today, according to an e-mail sent to building residents.
Students perplexed by Verizon Wireless service outage
By Staff Writer | February 24Some Verizon Wireless customers on the South Orange campus experienced a network blackout on Wednesday, Feb. 23.
Measuring up' parking at the Hall
By Staff Writer | February 24If the search for parking on campus does not draw the ire of Seton Hall students, squeezing into tight spaces and crowded lots usually does.
Death notices meant to help the grieving
By Staff Writer | February 23Every year about 50 to 55 death notices are sent out to the Seton Hall community through broadcast e-mail, according to Vice President for Mission and Ministry, Monsignor Anthony Ziccardi, who is in charge of the notices.
Internet age causes plagiarism confusion
By Staff Writer | February 23Professors at Seton Hall say the age of the internet has made plagiarism much easier and created confusion among students as to what plagiarism actually is.
Students robbed at gunpoint
By Staff Writer | February 23Update, 2 p.m., Friday: South Orange Police Department sent out a press release the students were walking on Riggs Place when they noticed two males following them. According to the release, the students began to run away from the suspects when one of them caught up with the victims and brandished a small black semi-automatic handgun and stated, "Stop, make it easy, empty your pockets."
Seton Hall ranks on 'Most Wired' list
By Staff Writer | February 23U.S. News and World Report has ranked Seton Hall University as no. 15 on its first ever list of "Most Wired Campuses" in the United States.
SGA proposes new 'smoking areas' to combat second hand smoke
By Staff Writer | February 23SGA proposed a "Smoking Area Initiative" and also clarified confusion regarding a take-out box initiative in the Caf and addressed the need for new student senators, as well as addressing new and past initiatives at their weekly meeting on Feb. 21.
University to promote emergency preparedness
By Staff Writer | February 23Seton Hall will host its first Emergency Management for Colleges and Universities Symposium on Wednesday, March 9, to promote the development of emergency management programs at institutions of higher education.
Hall tuition programs offer benefits for staff
By Staff Writer | February 23University programs such as tuition remission and tuition exchange are both beneficial and rewarding, according to Seton Hall University faculty who have utilized them.
Village President: Students valued in South Orange
By Staff Writer | February 23After the announcement of Seton Hall's 20th president, there have been positive feelings towards the current and future relationship between the University and South Orange.
Public service a theme of February
By Staff Writer | February 21In its seventh year, Public Service Month has become more known on-campus due to better advertising and a greater interest in community service.
Gracious to God: Sacristans at the Hall
By Staff Writer | February 16A sacristan is defined as someone in charge of the sacred vessels and vestments of the church. Father Stanley Gomes, Director of Campus Ministry, believes it is more than that.
