Herb Pope remains hospitalized
By Staff Writer | May 6, 2010Sophomore forward Herb Pope remains hospitalized at St. Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston as of press time, according to the latest updates on Jerry Carino's NJ Hoops Haven website.
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Marbach a finalist for provost at LaSalle
By Staff Writer | May 6, 2010As The Setonian reported online on April 29, Joseph Marbach, the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, is one of four finalists for the provost position at LaSalle University in Philadelphia.
Walk with Wyclef for Haiti
By Staff Writer | May 6, 2010Grammy-award winning-musician Wyclef Jean and Seton Hall students will trek down South Orange Ave to drop off donations to Yele Haiti organization headquarters at noon on Saturday, May 8.
Out-of-state students plan for summer storage
By Staff Writer | May 6, 2010As students prepare to pack home for the summer, those from out-of-state are approaching the burdens of having to relocate their belongings into storage.
Oldest dateable South Orange building for sale
By Staff Writer | May 6, 2010The Village of South Orange has decided to place the Old Stone House, located behind the South Orange Police Station, up for sale. The building, according to the New Jersey Historic Trust's website, is the oldest building in South Orange and one of the oldest in Essex County.
Summer job hunt begins
By Staff Writer | May 6, 2010With finals right around the corner, students may be stressed about their last minute assignments and exams. That stress does not end for students on the hunt for part-time or full-time summer jobs.
Gay marriage course in question
By Staff Writer | May 6, 2010The Archdiocese of Newark has expressed concerns with Seton Hall offering a special topics course on gay marriage next fall.
BREAKING NEWS: Faculty Senate passes resolution: "search incomplete"
By Staff Writer | May 5, 2010The Faculty Senate passed a resolution that the search for Seton Hall's next president is "incomplete" at an emergency meeting held this afternoon.
Swetland will visit campus
By Staff Writer | Apr. 30, 2010Msgr. Stuart Swetland, the lone finalist for the Seton Hall presidential position, will be visiting campus on May 6 and 7 according to a broadcast e-mail on Friday afternoon.
Alumni rank low in donations to the Hall
By Staff Writer | Apr. 29, 2010At 8 percent, Seton Hall has one of the lowest alumni giving rates among Big East colleges and universities, according to an ad placed in the Winter/Spring edition Seton Hall magazine.
Pope hospitalized
By Staff Writer | Apr. 29, 2010Sophomore forward Herb Pope was hospitalized Wednesday afternoon after being removed from the Rec Center on a stretcher, according to Rec Center security video cameras and eyewitness reports.
Diplo professor receives fellowship
By Staff Writer | Apr. 29, 2010One of Seton Hall's associate professors, Dr. Zheng Wang, has been chosen by the United States Institute of Peace as a recipient of the Jennings-Randolph Senior Fellowship, which gives him the opportunity to spend 10 weeks in Washington, D.C.
Director of Campus Ministry reassigned
By Staff Writer | Apr. 29, 2010The Rev. James Spera, vice rector of St. Andrew's College, the Seminary for Undergraduates, and director of Campus Ministry at Seton Hall, has been reassigned as a pastor to the Church of the Assumption in Roselle Park, N.J. and will be leaving Seton Hall at the end of the spring semester.
Honors program adds mentors, minor
By Staff Writer | Apr. 29, 2010The Seton Hall honors program has recently formed an Honors Program Student Association, which will make positive changes and reform the structure of the program.
SGA grants nine clubs additional budgetary funding
By Staff Writer | Apr. 29, 2010The new members of the Student Government Association presented nine out of 16 clubs with additional funding during Monday night's yearly budget appeal meeting.
NJ Transit finalizes ticket cost increase
By Staff Writer | Apr. 29, 2010Riders of New Jersey Transit will feel the burden of the anticipated fare hikes, which will begin on May 1.
Long time history professor Lurie retires
By Staff Writer | Apr. 29, 2010History professor Maxine Lurie recently announced that she will retire at the end of the semester, and, along with a long list of accomplishments, she'll leave behind some sad students.
Marbach finalist for Provost spot at LaSalle
By Staff Writer | Apr. 29, 2010Joseph Marbach, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, is a finalist for the Provost position at LaSalle University in Philadelphia, according to a report in the school's student newspaper, The Collegian.The report cites Marbach as having visited the campus "during the week of April 5."It also explains the process to find LaSalle's next Provost as being completed through an 11-member faculty search committee. Finalists were "asked to record a video tape…on their own campuses" addressing some of the committee's questions.Very similar to the plans for the Seton Hall presidential search, LaSalle invited its finalists – four in total - to campus for presentations and a chance to meet the community.The Setonian will have more on this story throughout the day.Brian Wisowaty can be reached at brian.wisowaty@student.shu.edu.
Taking care of business for non-business majors
By Staff Writer | Apr. 29, 2010The Career Center has implemented a new program this semester titled "Lunch and Learn," which is part of a series of programming called "Business Careers for Non-Business Majors." The "Business Careers for Non-Business Majors" series is not new to Seton Hall and will be continued next year.
Professors monitor laptops
By Staff Writer | Apr. 29, 2010Some Seton Hall professors have begun using surveillance software to monitor student activity on their laptops during class.
