Minimum wage increases for NJ workers
By Thomas Schwartz | February 6At the start of 2020, New Jersey’s minimum wage increased to $11 per hour.
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Seton Hall alumna joins Peace Corps, deploys to Panama
By Marie Leone | February 6Seton Hall University alumna Rachel McCarthy is no stranger to travel. As a Seton Hall student, she spent time in Spain and the south of France. Her majors in diplomacy and international relations and modern languages, Spanish and French, lent themselves well to exploring the globe. But now she is in for a different kind of travel.
SGA changes election ticket policy
By Genevieve Krupcheck | February 6The Student Government Association (SGA) will be changing the way they handle tickets during elections. In the past, senate tickets could affiliate themselves with an executive board ticket. However, due to the new policy change, executive board tickets and senate tickets must be separated. They will no longer be able to run as one big ticket.
Veggie Society plans fundraiser for Australian Wildfires
By Staff Writer | February 6Seton Hall’s Veggie Society has announced that they will host an environmentally friendly tricky tray fundraiser on March 11 at 7:00 p.m. in the University Center main lounge to raise money to aid relief efforts for the Australian wildfire epidemic.
SHU student hit by car off campus
By Isabel Soisson | February 6Emily Donham, a junior nursing major, was hit by a car on Jan. 30 while crossing the intersection between Ward Place and Wilden Place at approximately 8 p.m.
SGA releases statement on student who posted racial slur to Instagram
By Daniel O'Connor | January 30The Student Government Association (SGA) Executive Committee released a statement regarding the use of a racial slur in a video on social media by a Seton Hall student earlier this month.
Search for new provost in the final stages
By Isabel Soisson | January 30It looks like the search for Seton Hall’s new provost is finally coming to an end.
Board of Regents approves $1.8 million studio renovation
By Marie Leone | January 30Seton Hall University’s on-campus television studio is due for an upgrade.
Board announces 2020 Emma Quartaro Woman of the Year award
By Laura Maltez-Barahona | January 30The Woman of the Year Committee has selected Dr. Cecilia Marzabadi as the recipient of the 2020 Woman of the Year Award. Formally known as the Emma Quartaro Woman of the Year Award, this award recognizes women of the Seton Hall University community who are successful leaders and who honor their contributions and commitment to women’s issues.
University to create Division of University Relations
By Thomas Schwartz | January 30The University is currently developing the Division of University Relations, which will combine the existing departments of Government Relations and Public Relations and Marketing. Interim Vice President for University Advancement Matthew Borowick has been appointed as the head of the division.
SHUNA ranks 12th in the nation
By Elizabeth Rodriguez | January 30According to the website, Best Delegate for Model United Nations, Seton Hall University’s United Nations Association (SHUNA) has recently ranked 12th in the nation ahead of Columbia, Yale and Princeton for their Model United Nations team.
Phi Gamma Delta comes to SHU
By Genevieve Krupcheck | January 30Phi Gamma Delta, usually referred to as Fiji, is starting a new chapter at Seton Hall.This new fraternity works to promote service and build strong leaders.
After the fire...
By Nicholas Kerr | January 23On Seton Hall University’s sleepy South Orange campus, the Jubilee Hall bells reverberate through the crisp January air, the three bells ringing as a poignant dedication to the three freshmen who lost their lives in Boland Hall – a noise that would have been wholly unfamiliar to students on campus 20 years ago.
Community gathers to mourn students lost in Boland Fire
By Nicholas Kerr | January 23Dozens of mourners packed into the quaint Chapel of the Immaculate Conception on Jan. 19 for a standing room only mass to pay tribute to the three students who tragically lost their lives in the Boland Hall fire 20 years ago.
Lawmakers, survivors advocate for campus fire safety legislation
By Thomas Schwartz | January 23Twenty years after the Boland Hall Fire, which took the lives of three Seton Hall freshmen, Aaron Karol, John Giunta and Frank Caltabilota, New Jersey’s state representatives continue to advocate for fire safety on college campuses.
Rec Center upgrades cardio equipment
By Rhania Kamel | January 23Over winter break, Seton Hall University upgraded their cardio gym equipment with newer models in the Rec Center.
New ordinance prohibits S.O. retailers from using plastic bags
By Daniel O'Connor | January 23Retailers in South Orange are prohibited from using plastic carry-out bags after a new ordinance went into effect on Jan 1.
Several senators resign from the Student Government Association
By Isabel Soisson | January 23Five senators resigned from their respective positions within the Student Government Association (SGA).
SHU students respond to racist video on social media
By Isabel Soisson | January 7The Seton Hall community reacted to a video that was posted to a student’s personal Instagram account this past weekend that ended with the use of a racial slur to refer to Asian people.
Seton Hall celebrates 10th annual tree lighting
By Liam Oakes | December 5‘Twas the night of Dec. 3, when all through the Seton Hall campus there was darkness and cold, crisp air. But not for long.
