The 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.
The current economic climate has left the Jersey Animal Coalition struggling to find volunteers.
The Department of Public Safety and Security at Seton Hall has teamed up with the Teaching, Learning and Technology Center (TLTC) to launch a new educational safety website titled "Code Blue."
A hearing to determine whether Marcus Bascus would need to supply a DNA sample to the Essex County Prosecutor's Office was held at Veterans Courthouse on Nov. 4. Bascus is the alleged accomplice in the off-campus party shooting that killed Jessica Moore and injured two other Seton Hall students
The men's soccer team ended its season with a 3-2 overtime loss at Marquette on Saturday evening.
A new era of Pirates' basketball is coming to the Hall, with Kevin Willard and Anne Donovan taking over the head coaching positions of the men's and women's basketball programs respectively.
The NCAA announced Wednesday the 30 candidates for the Lowe's Senior CLASS Award for men's basketball.
Though new head coach Kevin Willard has high hopes for the Pirates' upcoming season, many others in the Big East do not duplicate his optimism.
The volleyball team split two Big East matches over the past weekend defeating Georgetown 3-0 on Sunday and losing to USF 3-1 on Friday. As a result, the Pirates moved into the eighth and final qualifying spot for the Big East Tournament with a 11-15 overall record and a 5-5 record in the Big East.
The men's and women's swimming and diving teams competed in their first multiple team meet on Saturday at Loyola University. The women went 3-0 at the meet while the men went 2-1.
Students are having problems receiving letters and packages from both the mailroom and the South Orange Post Office this fall.
On Saturday Oct. 30, Seton Hall's chapter of College Democrats traveled to Washington D.C. to attend the Rally to Restore Sanity/The March to Keep Fear Alive.
With "no shave November" underway, male students are looking to "scruff" up Seton Hall's already hairy campus.
Student Government Association and Gourmet Dining Services have implemented a new program that allows students to order a boxed lunch or dinner in advance for a specific pick-up time.
The Student Government Association met on Nov. 1 and addressed issues concerning sustainability, the double booking of event rooms and making the process of starting clubs easier.
Election Day, Nov. 2, has left students at Seton Hall with a mixture of opinions in regards to the varying candidates and offices.
The "green" movement is starting to become recognizable at Seton Hall, helping the University's sustainability grade come into closer rankings with other local schools.
Students who hold meal plans are now prohibited from swiping for anyone but themselves in the Caf, unless they want to use some of their five allocated semester guest meals.
The Setonian believes Gourmet Dining Services and ID Card Services should allow students with meal plans the freedom to use their meals as they wish and stop trying to maximizing the number of unused meals per student while maximizing the inability to feed guests.
The Student Government Association highlighted several concerns including the recent Light Walk and the new implementation of a Gourmet Dining Services policy regarding meal plan swipes.
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