Are SHU safe?': Students participate in walkout to send message to University
By Staff Writer | November 23Seton Hall students demanded security improvements as they walked out of classes on Nov. 22 at 12:30 p.m.
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U.N. secretary general delivers address to University community
By Staff Writer | November 22Secretary General of the United Nations Ban Ki-Moon joined a distinguished group of world leaders when he delivered a major, end-of-the-year policy address to the Seton Hall community as a part of the John C. Whitehead School of International Relations and Diplomacy's World Leaders Forum on Nov. 22.
UN Secretary General to give end of year address at Seton Hall
By Staff Writer | November 21Secretary General of the United Nations Ban Ki-Moon will give a major policy address to the Seton Hall community as the featured speaker of the Whitehead School of Diplomacy and International Relations' World Leaders Forum and will receive an honorary degree to the University on Nov. 22.
Osmun, Matusiak receive Big East honors
By Staff Writer | November 20Two Seton Hall volleyball players were named to the 2010 All-Big East Second Team at the 2010 Volleyball Championship Banquet on Nov. 18.
Hall defeats Alabama in 'Paradise'
By Staff Writer | November 19The Pirates beat the Alabama Crimson Tide in the first round of the Paradise Jam tournament in the U.S. Virgin Islands with a final score of 83-78.
Student in sexual assault incident changes her report
By Staff Writer | November 19UPDATE, 11:34 p.m.: In an e-mail statement, Laura Wankel, vice president for Student Affairs, has declined to provide any comments on the matter because it is still under investigation by the Essex County Prosecutor's Office.
Seton Hall shooting suspect withdraws probable cause motion
By Staff Writer | November 19The attorney for one of the suspects in the Seton Hall shooting has withdrawn his motion for a probable cause hearing.
Seton Hall provides valuable experience, says SGA president
By Staff Writer | November 18President of the Student Government Association, Melissa Boege, is not just involved in SGA. Rather, she devotes her time to many activities on campus and hopes to use those experiences in her future.
Many students voice concerns at SGA town hall meeting
By Staff Writer | November 18The Student Government Association hosted a town hall meeting in place of the weekly meeting on Nov. 15, where senators took time to discuss problems and suggestions with students such as content requests for the library, requests for Boland Hall temperature control and suggestions for minor programs and financial aid.
Sexual assault incident sparks Seton Hall students' anger, questions about on campus safety
By Staff Writer | November 18After the on-campus sexual assault of a female student on the night of Nov. 16, the Seton Hall community has been shaken, the sense of security once felt, violated.
ROTC team training pays off with Jersey Cup win
By Staff Writer | November 17The months of difficult training the Seton Hall ROTC Charlie Watters Ranger Company underwent were demonstrated on Oct. 22 when they placed second out of 26 colleges and universities that were represented in the area's annual Ranger Challenge Competition.
Seton Hall student sexually assaulted on campus
By Staff Writer | November 17It has been a fall semester scarred with safety concerns outside Seton Hall's gates: robberies, muggings and a fatal shooting.
Pirates top Owls, Donovan gets first win
By Staff Writer | November 17The Seton Hall Women's Basketball team defeated the Temple Owls 72- 59 on Tuesday night at Walsh Gymnasium to give head coach Anne Donovan her first win at Seton Hall in the Pirates' home opener.
Cell phones a dangerous prison weapon, tells NJ corrections commissioner
By Staff Writer | November 17Having three decades of practice in the criminal justice and financial management realms, Governor Chris Christie's commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Corrections shared his job experience with the Penology class of Dr. John Paitakes, professor of criminal justice, on Nov. 17.
SGA, students push for American Sign Language to count towards foreign language requirement
By Staff Writer | November 17American Sign Language classes could soon fulfill the College of Arts & Sciences core language requirement as the Student Government Association explores the option.
Local ONE campaign helps promote reading
By Staff Writer | November 17Seton Hall's ONE campaign collected nearly 700 books to donate to FOCUS, a Hispanic center for community development in Newark.
New CPR sequence chosen by American Heart Association
By Staff Writer | November 16The American Heart Association (AHA) has changed its basic life support sequence from Airway-Breathing-Chest Compressions (ABC) to Chest Compressions-Airway-Breathing (CAB), according to its website. The change was made in the hope that more people will begin cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) if they witness a cardiac arrest.
Four Loko Frenzy
By Staff Writer | November 11The alcoholic energy drink Four Loko was recently banned from Ramapo College's campus after several of its students were hospitalized following consumption of the beverage. The drink is also believed to have caused dozens of student illnesses at a Central Washington University party. Seton Hall, however, has not seen any hospitalizations due to Four Loko consumption, although the drink is popular among students.
SGA awards DOVE $8K co-sponsorship grant
By Staff Writer | November 10The Student Government Association granted the Releasing the DOVEs program an $8,000 co-sponsorship and discussed other business on Nov. 8.
Students urged to show entrepreneur skills
By Staff Writer | November 10The Center for Entrepreneurial Studies in the Stillman School of Business is sponsoring a competition called Pirate's Pitch, which will allow students to hone their entrepreneurial skills.
