Everybody loves Esteban
By Staff Writer | January 19The appointment of Dr. A. Gabriel Esteban as president of the University has been well received among members of the University community.
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Hall History: A look at the last University lay president
By Staff Writer | January 19Editor's Note: The Setonian attempted to reach Dr. Edward R. D'Alessio at his current job, as Director of Government Relations at Harcum College in Bryn Mawr, Pa. He was unavailable; according to a Harcum College employee in his office, he is on medical leave.
Women's losing skid reaches four
By Staff Writer | January 19Seton Hall's struggles against Big East teams, and St. Johns in particular, continued this past weekend, as the Pirates dropped their fourth consecutive game to the Red Storm, 58-48.
Martinez selected in MLS Supplemental Draft
By Staff Writer | January 19Brayan Martinez who led the Seton Hall soccer team in scoring this past season with six goals and two assists was drafted in the first round of the 2011 MLS Supplemental Draft on Tuesday.
University "reduces/adjusts" work study
By Staff Writer | January 19Due to a reduction in Federal funding, the University had to "reduce/adjust" Federal Work Study given to students, notifying them via e-mail.
Hazell's return to court key for Pirates success
By Staff Writer | January 19What was the men's basketball team missing in senior guard Jeremy Hazell's 53-day absence?
"This story is essentially about heroes and cowards"
By Staff Writer | January 19This year, "After the Fire," a documentary directed by filmmaker Guido Verweyen which documents the 2000 Boland Hall fire that killed three students and injured more than 50 others, will be released.
Putting a face to the name
By Staff Writer | January 16The Blackboard feature, "Course Photo Roster," has students and faculty feeling positive over its possible benefits. The photo roster option allows professors to access their students' pictures prior to class.
Campus reacts to its new president
By Staff Writer | January 14The appointment of Dr. A. Gabriel Esteban as president of the University has been well received among members of the University community.
Hazell cleared to resume play
By Staff Writer | January 12Senior guard Jeremy Hazell will suit up for the first time since mid-November tonight when the Pirates face the DePaul Blue Demons on the road.
Star Ledger: Presidential announcement coming, Esteban is University's choice
By Staff Writer | January 11Seton Hall will conclude its presidential search and name interim University President Dr. Gabriel Esteban to the position permanently, according to The Star Ledger.
SHU alum named as officer in state's PRSA
By Staff Writer | January 5A Seton Hall '03 alum and public relations career woman has been appointed 2011 officer for the New Jersey Chapter of Public Relations Society of America (PRSA NJ).
The Hall gets low marks for professors
By Staff Writer | December 31CBS's MoneyWatch website recently ranked Seton Hall University No. 16 out of 25 on their "Colleges with the Worst Professors" list.
Public Safety: Lack of facts was reason for no crime alert
By Staff Writer | December 23The University community did not receive a crime alert broadcast e-mail after the Dec. 12 off-campus mugging of a Seton Hall graduate student due to lack of information, according to Gary Christie, assistant director of Public Safety and Security.
Hall knocks off NJIT
By Staff Writer | December 20An offensive surge to start the second half pushed the Seton Hall men's basketball team to an easy victory over Newark-rival NJIT tonight, 68-45.
SHU shows polio research support through "Purple Pinkie" fundraiser
By Staff Writer | December 16Seton Hall's Rotaract club held its annual "Purple Pinkie" fundraiser in Jubilee Hall between Nov. 30 and Dec. 3 in order to raise money for polio research.
Crime on camera
By Staff Writer | December 16A Seton Hall graduate student was mugged at gunpoint in front of his off-campus apartment building last weekend, according to CBS New York.
Final SGA meeting of 2010 covers many issues
By Staff Writer | December 16The Student Government Association debated on whether or not to pass a bill allowing student senators studying abroad to run for re-election while out of the country, as well as additional unfinished business at their final meeting of the fall semester on Dec. 13.
Sheeran 'returns home' to the Hall
By Staff Writer | December 14Members of the University community may have spotted a familiar face on campus Monday, former University president Msgr. Robert Sheeran.
Pirates hit .500 in first road win
By Staff Writer | December 12The Seton Hall men's basketball team defeated Massachusetts 104-79 on the road Saturday night behind a balanced scoring act with seven players in double figures.
