Rain does not deter Lollanoboozers
By Staff Writer | September 22Lollanobooza, Seton Hall's sobriety themed music festival, was held Thursday night in the Main Lounge.
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Seton Hall writer-in-residence discusses career
By Staff Writer | September 22Journalist, professor and current writer-in-residence, Anthony DePalma, recently completed and published his newest book, "The City of Dust: Illness, Arrogance, and 9/11."
Women's basketball schedule announced
By Staff Writer | September 17The 2010-2011 women's basketball schedule was released released on Friday.
Schedule announced for men's basketball
By Staff Writer | September 17The Seton Hall men's basketball team announced their 2010-2011 schedule on Friday.
Chair of Board of Regents steps down
By Staff Writer | September 17Kurt Borowsky, the chair of the Board of Regents, has stepped down from his position effective immediately, according to a broadcast e-mail on Thursday evening.
Alpha Phi Omega begins mentor program
By Staff Writer | September 16Alpha Phi Omega is giving Seton Hall students the opportunity to become mentors for Big Brothers Big Sisters, an organization that pairs college students with underprivileged youth in their area.
Send-Off events introduce incoming freshmen to Seton Hall
By Staff Writer | September 16Seton Hall University's incoming freshmen from across the country were introduced to alumni and new classmates at the annual Student Send-Off Event this summer.
SOPAC welcomes new director
By Staff Writer | September 16The South Orange Performing Arts Center announced last Tuesday the appointment of Michael Bollinger as its new executive and artistic director. Bollinger, who hails from Missouri, began work in his new position Monday.
Gay marriage course will continue despite concerns
By Staff Writer | September 16A course on gay marriage is being taught this semester despite concerns the Archdiocese of Newark had expressed this summer.
Students pair up to improve language skills
By Staff Writer | September 16Seton Hall's Language Resource department is successfully running a co-curricular program, entitled "Conversation Partners," designed to aid non-native speakers in learning as well as conversing in their languages.
Renowed media woman joins Unanue Institute
By Staff Writer | September 16Denisse Oller, journalist, writer and media personnel, has been appointed to the position of executive director of the Joseph A. Unanue Institute for Latin Studies at Seton Hall University.
Freshman saves life in Aquinas
By Staff Writer | September 16A Seton Hall freshman saved her friend's life Monday night when an allergic reaction was triggered by pine nuts in cafeteria rice.
Hall makes safety top priority
By Staff Writer | September 16In a broadcast e-mail to the University two weeks ago, the department of Public Safety and Security announced the off-campus muggings of three Seton Hall students.
Library hours increased
By Staff Writer | September 16After much protest by students and several meetings between the Student Government Association and faculty, Walsh Library's hours of operation have been increased.
Guetti discusses love for Seton Hall
By Staff Writer | September 16Joan Guetti, former chair of the department of mathematics and computer science, was appointed to the position of interim dean of the College of Arts & Sciences after it was vacated by Joseph Marbach earlier this year when he accepted a provost position as his alma mater, LaSalle University.
Other news at the Hall
By Staff Writer | September 15Oak Ridge's Brianna Treacy began Irish dancing 12 years ago, following in the footsteps of her mother.
Hall goes winless against top teams
By Staff Writer | September 9Over the weekend, the Pirates opened the regular season in North Carolina, going up against two of the top five ranked teams in the nation.
Pirates victorious in home opener
By Staff Writer | September 9The woman's volleyball team defeated in-state rival, Princeton, 3-1, on Tuesday night, winning their first game home game of the season in Walsh Gymnasium, putting their record at 3-4.
Documentary features Boland Hall fire survivors
By Staff Writer | September 9The depth of human character is rarely tested to such an extent as it was, and still is, for Alvaro Llanos and Shawn Simons following the Boland Hall fire nearly 10 years ago. For these two men, overcoming this catastrophe has meant healing on many levels and a reintegrating of themselves into a life they once knew; a life that was set ablaze on January 19, 2000.
Held up outside the Hall
By Staff Writer | September 9Three Seton Hall students were robbed at gun point off campus on Sept. 2 in two different incidences, according to the Department of Public Safety and Security.
