Novartis awards scholarships to two Hall students
By Staff Writer | October 13Two Seton Hall students have been awarded the 2010-2011 Novartis Scholarship, which is given by the Independent College Fund of New Jersey annually.
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Students devote time to South Orange rescue squad
By Staff Writer | October 13Three Seton Hall undergrads are currently working as EMTs for the South Orange Rescue Squad (SORS).
Phi Beta Sigma values participation in service and community
By Staff Writer | October 13Phi Beta Sigma is one of the over 20 Greek organizations on Seton Hall's campus that has remained relatively active in the community despite having only five active members.
Bascus pleads "not guilty"
By Staff Writer | October 13The second suspect in the death of Seton Hall sophomore Jessica Moore was arraigned in the Essex County Veterans Courthouse on Wednesday.
Bascus arraigned, pleads not guilty
By Staff Writer | October 13Marcus Bascus pled "not guilty" to murder and weapons charges.
Micah Institute loses donations after three years
By Staff Writer | October 13For three years, the Micah Institute has been receiving large anonymous monetary donations, but these donations have, after three years, come to an end.
Bascus back in New Jersey
By Staff Writer | October 8Marcus Bascus, 19, the alleged accomplice in the Sept. 25 off-campus shooting that killed sophomore Jessica Moore and injured two other Seton Hall students, has been brought back to New Jersey, as reported by The Star Ledger.
Mitchell pleads guilty
By Staff Writer | October 7Former Seton Hall men's basketball player Robert Mitchell has pled guilty to charges stemming from the robbery of an off-campus house last March.
Prayer service held for shooting victims
By Staff Writer | October 7The University held a prayer service for Jessica Moore, Nakeisha Vanterpool and Nicosia Henry on Wednesday in the Walsh Gymnasium.
Commuter freshmen unable to access mandatory events
By Staff Writer | October 7The standard procedure for access to a residence hall is for the commuter to be signed in by a resident from that building. For freshmen who have yet to make many resident friends, this can be a difficult process. If no resident is willing to sign a student in, the student will be denied access.
U-Day events provide something for everyone
By Staff Writer | October 7University Day, held Oct, 2, proved to be a crowd pleaser for both the young and old.
New chairman appointed to Board of Regents
By Staff Writer | October 7Seton Hall University's Board of Regents has elected a new chairman, according to a broadcast e-mail from interim President Gabriel Esteban on Oct. 1.
Father Antonio Bico passes at age 43
By Staff Writer | October 7The Rev. Antonio Bico, an assistant professor of systematic theology in the Immaculate Conception Seminary School of Theology, passed away on Sept. 22 at the age of 43, after a prolonged illness.
SHUFLY permanently extends hours
By Staff Writer | October 7Due to a recent increase in ridership, the SHUFLY has extended its hours of operation and is currently test running a second shuttle on Saturdays.
Brownson team encounters success despite lack of funds
By Staff Writer | October 7Members of the Brownson Speech and Debate Team are walking away proudly, awards in hand, after two weekends of successful competing.
Acting dean voices hopes for new job
By Staff Writer | October 7Acting Dean of the Stillman School of Business Joyce Strawser looks forward to the future of both her career and her position here at Seton Hall University.
Honors program celebrates 50th anniversary
By Staff Writer | October 6On Saturday Oct. 2 the honors program at Seton Hall marked its 50th anniversary with a luncheon as part of the University Day celebrations.
Faculty Senate chair wishes to forge more student involvement
By Staff Writer | October 6During their annual election in May 2010, the Seton Hall faculty chose a new chair to lead the Faculty Senate for the ‘10-'11 academic year.
Commuter caf closed on weekends
By Staff Writer | October 3The commuter cafeteria will continue to be closed on the weekends while Gourmet Dining Services and Student Affairs attempt to make the transition to the newly renovated Pirate's Cove.
Seton Hall elects chairman of Board of Regents
By Staff Writer | October 1A new chairman of Seton Hall University's Board of Regents has been named, as stated in a broadcast e-mail from interim President Gabriel Esteban at 4:15 p.m. Friday.
