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.
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SGA to launch tray-less initiative on Earth Day to improve sustainability
By Staff Writer | March 16The Student Government Association discussed a tray-less initiative trial run beginning on Earth Day, as well as previous initiatives such as improving library services and extending the honors curriculum to other schools within the University, at their weekly meeting on March 14.
Virtual diplomacy?
By Staff Writer | March 16The Whitehead School is launching a new program which will allow students to become "e-Interns" for diplomats in foreign countries.
Village aims for student business despite vacancies
By Staff Writer | March 16Although storefronts in downtown South Orange have recently become vacant, Village officials maintain that Seton Hall students can make a big impact on bringing in businesses.
University employee robbed at gunpoint
By Staff Writer | March 15Update, 1:02 a.m.: According to a broadcast e-mail detailing the recent crime incident, a University contractor employee was robbed at gunpoint at approximately 11:10 p.m. Monday.
Campus parking follow-up
By Editorial Board | March 11The Setonian is working on a comprehensive follow-up to the "'Measuring up' parking at the Hall" story from the Feb. 24 edition.
Birds beware, students unaware
By Staff Writer | March 8Metal spikes used in the parking deck to keep cars clean, though effective, have gone unnoticed by many students.
Housing priority points requirement increased
By Staff Writer | March 3The Office of Housing and Resident Life has increased the required priority points needed for the room selection process.
Van Norman: Activities fee under consideration for fall
By Staff Writer | March 3Seton Hall may implement a $50-per-semester student activity fee starting in Fall 2011, according to Karen Van Norman, associate vice president and dean of students, who presented the proposal to the Student Government Association at Monday night's meeting.
Trouble for Theodore?
By Staff Writer | March 3A criminal complaint of unlawful weapons possession on school property has been filed against junior Jordan Theodore, the starting point guard of the men's basketball team, according to multiple reports.
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.
The Hall hosts first annual SHU couple contest
By Staff Writer | March 2Seton Hall will hold its first annual Mr. and Ms. SHU contest at 8:30 p.m. on March 22, in Jubilee Hall.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
"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.
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.
