Class of 2011 bids farewell to the Hall
By Staff Writer | May 16Seton Hall University's class of 2011 received their degrees during the school's 154th Baccalaureate Ceremony on Monday at the IZOD Center in East Rutherford.
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Christie's commencement speech gets mixed reactions
By Staff Writer | May 16New Jersey Governor Chris Christie gave the keynote commencement address at Seton Hall University's 154th Baccalaureate Commencement Ceremony on Monday at the IZOD Center in East Rutherford.
Arrest made in March armed robbery of Hall students
By Staff Writer | May 12The South Orange Police Department has announced an arrest in connection with the March 31 robbery of two Seton Hall Students that occurred on Wilden Place in South Orange, according to an email from Patrick Linfante, assistant vice president and director of Public Safety and Security.
Presidential investiture to happen in October
By Staff Writer | May 12The University has announced the investiture of President A. Gabriel Esteban will take place on Oct. 14 according to a broadcast email sent Tuesday by Msgr. Anthony Ziccardi, secretary designee of the Board of Regents.
Overhyped rapper all shock, little substance
By Staff Writer | May 11It's been nearly three months since Odd Future's appearance on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and, predictably enough, the group is now one of the hottest fads in the world of hip-hop.
Trial begins for former Seton Hall basketball player Kelly Whitney
By Staff Writer | May 11Kelly Whitney, a men's basketball player at Seton Hall during the 2000s, began his trial in Newark yesterday on charges of kidnapping, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary and weapons possession.
Seton Hall student arrested
By Staff Writer | May 9A Seton Hall University student was arrested last Thursday after it was determined he was in possession of drug paraphernalia while on-campus, according to the South Orange Police Department blotter.
Student honored for interest in environment
By Staff Writer | May 4A University student became the third to be named a Morris K. Udall scholar, receiving $5,000 towards her senior year expenses for her commitment to a career in the environment, according to a news release on the Seton Hall website.
Student left homeless after violating community standards
By Staff Writer | May 4A Seton Hall student from China was suspended from University housing without outside living accommodations on April 21 after he violated the University's Community Standards policy.
Commencement speaker Christie
By Staff Writer | May 4Last week's announcement that Gov. Chris Christie will serve as the 2011 Commencement keynote speaker has drawn a strong response across campus.
Hall students confused about SOPAC
By Staff Writer | May 4A group of five Seton Hall business students are working in connection with the South Orange Performing Arts Center, conducting a marketing survey to try and better understand students' opinions of the center.
Fulbright Scholar to teach in Taiwan
By Staff Writer | May 4A senior Seton Hall student has been awarded a Fulbright Scholarship for the 2011 – 2012 academic year, according to James Kimble, assistant professor in the department of communication.
Graduates anxious about jobs
By Staff Writer | May 4With graduation around the corner, soon-to-be alumni are getting stressed about job availability.
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.
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.
