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Seton Hall expert on terrorism weighs in on death of Islamic State leader

By Thomas Schwartz | November 7

Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of the Islamic State, killed himself on Oct. 25 using a suicide vest after being cornered in a dead-end tunnel during an American military raid, according to The New York Times. Since his death, the Islamic State (IS) has named a new leader, Abu Ibrahim al-Hashemi al-Qurayshi, and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has claimed that Turkish forces have captured the wife of the late leader.

SHU asks community to host international students for holiday

By Caitlin Gartley | November 7

The Office of the Provost sent out an email on Oct. 28 asking students and their families to host international students and scholars for Thanksgiving this year as a continuation of the annual tradition.

CCRE hosts panel on immigration and refugee issues

By Meagan Ford | November 7

The Center for Community Research and Engagement (CCRE) held a panel discussion on immigration and refugee issues on October 30 at Seton Hall University.

African Student Association hosts food event

By Staff Writer | November 7

The African Student Association’s annual Taste of Africa event was held on Oct. 29 in the Beck Rooms of the Walsh Library.

Willard suspended

By Tyler Calvaruso | October 31

SHU kicks off strategic planning process with town hall

By Thomas Schwartz | October 31

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Period Movement Organization starts chapter at Seton Hall

By Rhania Kamel | October 31

Students weigh in on Trump impeachment proceedings

By Staff Writer | October 31

University members gathered for SGA Town Hall

By Staff Writer | October 31

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Long-awaited, billion-dollar megamall opens

By Caitlin Gartley | October 31

SHU celebrates transfers

By Alexandra Wells | October 31

SGA passes bill to honor native lands at the start of meetings

By Nicholas Kerr | October 24

The Student Government Association (SGA) passed their first bill of this legislative session on Monday night – an addition to their agenda to include the reading of a statement at every meeting recognizing the native peoples who occupied the land Seton Hall stands on, known as the Land Recognition Bill, following the invocation before each meeting.

SHU professor selected to help bolster Ukrainian supreme court

By Rhania Kamel | October 24

Seton Hall criminal justice professor Giuseppe Fazari was hired by the United States Agency for International Development to help further reinforce the administration of justice in Ukraine’s Supreme Court.

Student Life Committee investigates parking prices

By Staff Writer | October 24

The Student Government Association (SGA)’s Student Life Committee is beginning to compile data on parking prices at other universities in order to determine if the cost of a parking permit could be lowered at Seton Hall.

Legendary labor activist Dolores Huerta speaks at Seton Hall

By Elizabeth Rodriguez | October 24

On Oct. 20, the Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute hosted an Afternoon with Dolores Huerta, an icon fighting for change by the Latino Institute.

SouthNext festival celebrates local artistry in McNulty

By Genevieve Krupcheck | October 23

The SouthNext festival held the closing events on Sunday at Seton Hall University in McNulty Hall and the Jubilee auditorium. This is the fifth year of SouthNext. The weekend-long festival brings together artists, musicians and well-renowned speakers in order to inspire and bring together the South Orange community.