Seton Hall Student Entrepreneurs Take on Big East Startup Challenge
By Blake Harrsch | March 15Seton Hall student entrepreneurs competed in the BIG EAST Startup Challenge with their project CareCall Tuesday February 22nd.
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New at-large senator sworn into SGA after special elections
By Emma Thumann | March 15The Student Government Association swore in a new at-large senator Monday, Feb. 7, as a result of the special elections held on Thursday, Feb. 3.
South Orange fire department protests merger
By Morgan Frye | February 25The South Mountain Regional Fire Department intends to start operations this summer after years of planning, according to TAPinto SOMA.
Seton Hall to lift mask mandate
By Amanda DeJesus | February 24Seton Hall's indoor mask mandate is set to expire Tuesday, March 1, according to the Health Intervention and Communication Team in an email sent out to the Seton Hall community Thursday afternoon.
AAUP calls for high grade mask distribution on campus
By Amanda DeJesus | February 16The Seton Hall chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) is calling on the University to distribute “high grade masks” on campus to students, faculty, and staff.
South Orange presents proposed marijuana sales ordinance
By Amanda DeJesus | February 16A recreational cannabis business ordinance was formally presented at Monday's meeting of the South Orange Village Board of Trustees.
University detects cases as omicron declines
By Daniel O'Connor | February 9Two weeks after students returned to in-person classes, the University has reported a handful of COVID-19 cases as the surge caused by the omicron variant continues to decline nationwide.
University to pivot to remote learning temporarily
By Daniel O'Connor | January 6Seton Hall will switch temporarily to remote learning for the month of January, a Thursday announcement from the Health Intervention Communication Team said.
University COVID-19 cases surge
By Daniel O'Connor | December 16For the first time in months, University COVID-19 cases increase drastically
Updated: SGA committee proposes 'women-only hour' at rec center
By Jasmine DeLeon | December 7The Student Government Association’s Student Life Committee announced they are working on an initiative to create a daily women-only hour at the recreation center, according to Molly Cleary, who was committee chair until her resignation last week.
University to require proof of vaccination for all by January 14
By Daniel O'Connor and Rylee Nelson | December 3All Seton Hall University community members will be required to upload proof of vaccination by January 14, according to a Thursday email from the Health Intervention and Communication Team.
Christmas at the Hall to return in person
By Blake Harrsch | November 23Seton Hall is set to welcome its return to an in-person celebration of “Christmas at the Hall” next month for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began.
Ashes to ashes: hundreds of South Orange trees to be cut down
By Daniel O'Connor | November 18One out of every eight public trees in South Orange is expected to die because of an invasive species, the village’s Shade Tree Committee said last week.
New "Inter-Hall Council" forms with representation from each residence hall
By Sarah Bond | November 16The new Inter-Hall Council at Seton Hall hosted several events this semester, with more coming up soon.
South Orange social work committee begins accepting referrals from SOPD
By Emma Thumann | November 10South Orange’s Community Care and Justice committee began accepting referrals from the South Orange Police Department last month to redirect emergency calls from the police to social workers, officials said.
Murphy wins reelection, Ciattarelli says race is 'far from over'
By Amanda DeJesus | November 4N.J. Gov. Phil Murphy has won reelection by a narrower-than-expected margin, beating Republican opponent Jack Ciattarelli, according to the Associated Press.
Admissions resumes in-person open houses
By Kahlei Smith | November 4Seton Hall University admissions welcomed back their first in-person group of prospective students in October since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
South Orange Community Care and Justice looking to redefine “traditional models of law enforcement"
By Amanda DeJesus | November 4The South Orange Community Care and Justice administers survey pertaining to law enforcement and neighborhood culture.
