Chilean miner visits Seton Hall
By Staff Writer | March 24Mario Sepulveda, one of 32 survivors of the collapsed Chilean mine from this fall, visited the Seton Hall campus today.
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Chilean Miner speaks at the Hall
By Staff Writer | March 24Mario Sepulveda, one of the 33 miners from Chile who were trapped underground for 69 days, spoke about his experience in the mine and how it has affected his life.
Construction causes closure of McNulty atrium
By Staff Writer | March 23Students with classes in McNulty Hall, also known as the Science and Technology Center, were greeted with a surprise after spring break: the complete closure of the building's atrium.
Deeper understanding' of bullying needed
By Staff Writer | March 23A little more than 200 students have responded to a bullying survey emailed to a random sample of students by the Office of Community standards, according to Winston Roberts, coordinator for community standards and dean for community development.
Hall alum named 2011 Young PR Professional
By Staff Writer | March 23Seton Hall 2007 alum, Andrew Testa, was named PR Week's "Young PR Professional of the Year 2011" on March 10, according to a Coyne PR press release, where Testa is employed as an account executive.
Nothing new' in Bascus, Welch cases
By Staff Writer | March 23It has been six months since the death of Jessica Moore that resulted from an off-campus apartment shooting on South Clinton Street in East Orange on Sept. 25, yet according to authorities, there are no developments in the case.
ARC adds new subjects for tutoring help
By Staff Writer | March 23The Academic Resource Center has added new subjects for tutoring that include Japanese, Chinese, logic and history.
Email phishing scam attacks SHU accounts
By Staff Writer | March 23A broadcast email sent to Seton Hall community members on March 18 warned of an email phishing scam that has recently affected several people within the University.
Diplo professor, undergrads to present research in Chicago
By Staff Writer | March 23A Seton Hall Whitehead School assistant professor will travel to the Midwest Political Science Association's annual conference in Chicago, from March 31 to April 3, with two undergraduate student researchers to present their findings funded by the National Science Foundation grant.
SHU SUED
By Staff Writer | March 23A Seton Hall student is suing the University because he claims they removed him from his dorm room because he is gay.
Japan study abroad program under review due to disasters
By Staff Writer | March 23The Seton Hall study abroad trip to Japan, scheduled for July 15 – Aug. 20, is currently under review due to the current conditions in the wake of the recent earthquake and tsunami in Japan, according to Mary Kirk Rawn, associate provost for International Programs and Academic Support Services.
Senior student, advocate for autism awareness, meets NJ senator
By Staff Writer | March 23On March 10, Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ) met with Seton Hall senior Kerry Magro to discuss ways to build Autism awareness and advance the Senator's autism legislation.
Costa Rican bracelets help save oceans and beaches
By Staff Writer | March 23A Seton Hall student is currently representing Pura Vida bracelets on-campus in order to benefit the world's oceans and beaches.
Whitehead-hosted forum to educate students about leadership skills
By Staff Writer | March 20The Whitehead School of Diplomacy will host a seminar focusing on leadership development skills, featuring speakers such as Whitehead's founder and the former president of the United Nations.
Stay away from that area'
By Staff Writer | March 17PirateAlert, the University's system to inform the community by phone call, text message and e-mail, is now utilized for immediate crime notifications.
University begins relief fund to assist Japan with recent natural disasters
By Staff Writer | March 17Seton Hall has started a relief fund for Japan following a disastrous earthquake and tsunami, which according to multiple news sources, has caused an unconfirmed amount of deaths and countless amounts of damage in the nation.
Mitchell, Whitney court case set to resume in April
By Staff Writer | March 17It is almost exactly one year ago today that ex-Pirates Robert Mitchell and Kelly Whitney were arrested for allegedly entering a South Orange home where eight Seton Hall students were robbed them at gunpoint.
Campus e-book usage increases
By Staff Writer | March 16Students in some classes are now able to use either e-books or Kindles to access their reading materials due to increased availability from the University and its bookstore.
Seton Hall students value public service
By Staff Writer | March 16In its seventh year at Seton Hall, surveys show Public Service Month has both influenced and rewarded students for commitment to community service.
