Gonzalez, Hall reach settlement
By Staff Writer | Aug. 24, 2010Seton Hall University and former men's basketball coach Bobby Gonzalez have reached a settlement in the coach's wrongful termination suit, according to The Star-Ledger.
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President's Hall collapses
By Staff Writer | Aug. 12, 2010Along the coast of the Jersey Shore, Asbury Park's legendary Stone Pony hosted hometown heroes The Gaslight Anthem, still riding the momentum off their excellent summer release, "American Slang." Thanks to the perennial traffic that is the Garden State Parkway, I arrived just in time to see the headlining Gaslight on an outdoor stage, recalling the glory days of Skate and Surf.
Hall adds former Ole Miss guard
By Staff Writer | Aug. 6, 2010The fifth addition of the 2010-2011 men's basketball recruiting class is recent Ole Miss graduate and guard Eniel Polynice.
Campus reacts to changes at the top
By Staff Writer | July 21, 2010Several members of the Seton Hall community spoke to The Setonian about the recent changes to Seton Hall's administration, as well as about the continuing presidential search.
More interim changes at the Hall
By Staff Writer | July 15, 2010UPDATE: 7/23/10 The Setonian speaks with Dr. Guetti
Not your typical murder mystery
By Staff Writer | July 7, 2010Seton Hall's Theatre Council will present its first summer production, "Mystery Play," between July 9 and 18 on Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. in the Theatre-in-the-Round.
Gonzo charged with shoplifting
By Staff Writer | July 6, 2010Update: according to the Associated Press, Gonzalez pleaded not guilty when arraigned Wednesday morning on shoplifting and criminal mischief charges. The former coach's arraignment was held in Newark.
Rondinella to chair new Department of Communication and Art
By Staff Writer | July 1, 2010If you aren't familiar with the "best kept secret" of Seton Hall, you might want to ask Professor Thomas Rondinella, the chair of the new Communication and the Arts Department.
End of the Sheeran era
By Staff Writer | June 30, 2010Wednesday marks the final day of Msgr. Robert Sheeran's 15-year tenure as president of Seton Hall University.
Mitchell confessed to armed robbery
By Staff Writer | June 28, 2010Former Seton Hall forward Robert Mitchell, who was indicted for an armed robbery that occured in March, has confessed to the crimes and implicated fellow former Pirate Kelly Whitney, according to The Star-Ledger who cited one of the criminal complaints filed against one of the defendants.
Setonian EIC takes home GSJ radio award
By Editorial Board | June 27, 2010Brian Wisowaty, the current Editor-in-Chief of The Setonian, recently took home first place in the "Radio Sports" category of the 2010 Garden State Journalists Association's Memorial Journalism Awards.
Mitchell, Whitney face 29-count indictment
By Staff Writer | June 25, 2010Former Seton Hall basketball players Robert Mitchell and Kelly Whitney have been indicted by an Essex County grand jury on 29 counts, as announced Friday by the Essex County Prosecutor's Office.
Budget crisis leads to layoffs
By Staff Writer | June 24, 2010On June 10 and 11, Seton Hall laid off 26 employees when their positions were eliminated, according to Susan Basso, associate vice president for Human Resources.In a broadcast e-mail to the university community, Seton Hall President Msgr. Sheeran wrote Seton Hall would need to reduce its non-faculty workforce by 32 people as of June 25.
Marbach speaks on new job, Esteban and time at the Hall
By Staff Writer | June 20, 2010Joseph Marbach, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, will be leaving Seton Hall this summer to accept the Provost position at LaSalle University in Philadelphia. His last day on the campus will be July 14.
Esteban named interim president
By Staff Writer | June 16, 2010Dr. A. Gabriel Esteban has been named interim university president, according to broadcast e-mail and a release on the Seton Hall website Wednesday.
Marbach to accept Provost position at LaSalle
By Staff Writer | June 15, 2010Joseph Marbach, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, will accept the Provost position at LaSalle University in Philadelphia, according to multiple campus sources on Tuesday morning.
Swetland withdraws from presidential candidacy
By Staff Writer | June 9, 2010Msgr. Stuart Swetland, Seton Hall's only remaining candidate for its presidency, has announced he will withdraw his name from consideration, according to NJ.com
Board of Regents meets, discusses presidential search
By Staff Writer | June 4, 2010The Board of Regents met behind closed doors yesterday but did not come to a decision on Seton Hall's next president, according to a report Friday in The Star-Ledger.
Committee reviews gay marriage course offering
By Staff Writer | June 4, 2010UPDATE: At the Mission and Identity Committee meeting Thursday, no decision was reached regarding the gay marriage course, as reported by the Star Ledger.
New Stillman dean talks with Setonian
By Staff Writer | June 1, 2010Joyce Strawser, recently named acting dean of the Stillman School of Business, is "very excited and very proud" to obtain her new position.
