Relay for Life kicks off big event
By Staff Writer | March 4The Colleges Against Cancer is preparing for the 4th annual, Seton Hall Relay for Life coming up on April 16.
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Students rally to bring back track
By Staff Writer | March 4At least 50 Seton Hall students and alumni rallied Monday afternoon against the administration's decision to eliminate all of Seton Hall's track teams on July 1.
Pests' in the library
By Staff Writer | March 4The Walsh Library has recently enforced a policy banning food and drinks on the third and fourth levels of the library to keep pests away.
Final candidates announced for A&S professor of the year
By Staff Writer | March 4The five finalists for the School of Arts and Sciences Professor of the Year Award were determined Monday night by the Arts and Sciences student senators.
Learning from Liddy
By Staff Writer | March 4Since 1956 Msgr. Richard Liddy has been a member of the Seton Hall family.
Deciphering priority points
By Staff Writer | February 25Housing applications are in and the priority point process for room selection has begun for 1,200 students who applied for room and board in fall 2010.
Annual women's conference
By Staff Writer | February 25In honor of women's history month, Seton Hall will host its annual Women's Conference honoring the accomplishments of women and granting the Woman of the Year Award along with the "On the Shoulders We Stand" award on March 26 in the Main Lounge.
Shuttle service at risk
By Staff Writer | February 25The shuttle service to Newark Airport that ran during the Thanksgiving and winter breaks for Seton Hall students may end due to a lack of student participation.
Switching majors made easy
By Staff Writer | February 25Declare Your Major Day was held on Feb. 17 in the University Center's Living Room, where 202 students changed or declared their major. The event is held annually in February to allow students a "one stop shop" for their new major or minor.
Faculty Senate watches presidential candidate credentials closely
By Staff Writer | February 25A Faculty Senate resolution asking that the presidential search be opened to candidates who are not priests has been rejected by the university's board of regents, and members of the Faculty Senate expressed their disappointment at the decision.
Campus minister David Peterson travels to Haiti
By Staff Writer | February 25David Peterson, a campus minister in Campun Ministry, traveled to Haiti on Thrusday. Peterson will visit there until Friday of next week, and the next day he will go with Seton Hall students to El Salvador on the March Releasing the DOVEs trip.
Delving into film
By Staff Writer | February 25A Seton Hall freshman created a film society at Seton Hall in hopes of introducing its members to well known and popular movies college-aged students might not have seen.
Seton Hall axes track teams
By Staff Writer | February 25The Seton Hall men's and women's track teams will be eliminated to cut costs in the Athletic Department, Athletics Director Joe Quinlan and University President Msgr. Robert Sheeran announced Wednesday.
Grave behind chapel uncovered
By Staff Writer | February 25The first place on my checklist was South Orange Public Library. There, I teamed up with a librarian named Ellen and together we searched through online databases for anything involving births or deaths in the years 1952 and 1953.
The strategic future
By Staff Writer | February 25Seton Hall is currently working to finalize a "Strategic Plan" for the university. The plan, which sets goals to improve Seton Hall by the year 2015 is titled "From Strength to Strength."
Seton Hall axes track team
By Staff Writer | February 24In a financial bind, Seton Hall University opted to end one of its most prestigious athletic programs to save over $1 million a year.
Interning at Disney
By Staff Writer | February 18It's called the happiest place on Earth, where dreams come true, an adult can be a kid again, no dream is too big, and remember, "one mouse started it all."
Freshman applications increase
By Staff Writer | February 18Seton Hall has received 13,385 applications for freshman admission so far this year while last year, admissions received a total of 13,854 applications, according to Jaime de Leon II, associate director of admissions.
JSU hopes to host concert, Haiti benefit
By Staff Writer | February 18The Jewish Student Union hopes to host a concert in mid to late March featuring rap artist, Big Sean, in order to raise funds for Haiti.
Dining services advocates healthy hearts
By Staff Writer | February 18February is American Heart Month and Seton Hall University is helping to educate students on how to be heart-healthy.
