NEWS

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Founder of King Foundation to Speak at SHU

By Staff Writer | September 12

The Seton Hall University School of Health and Medical Sciences (SHMS) is hosting a special event, "How to Save a Life: Speaking Up to Prevent Medical Errors," on Sept. 17 in the Walsh Gymnasium from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. This free event is open to the public but advanced registration is requested at www.shu.edu/speakingup. The event will feature inspirational speaker Sorrel King, the mother of Josie King and founder of the Josie King Foundation, who died when she was just 18 months old due to preventable medical errors.

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Out of the classroom and into Africa

By Emily Balan | September 11

As soon as he arrived at the airport in Somalia to begin his sabbatical year research, Professor Assefaw Bariagaber of the School of Diplomacy was handed a bulletproof vest and helmet.

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Smoothie shop makes its move in South Orange

By Staff Writer | September 11

A new establishment on South Orange Avenue is blending unique tastes with local products, bringing a new twist to the smoothie business.

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‘Just In Case’ app provides emergency lifeline to students

By Tiffany Do | September 11

Screenshot of the "Just In Case" app

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SafeRide zone map released

By Mary Marshall | September 11

Graphic courtesy of Public Safety

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"Never Forget" 9/11

By Staff Writer | September 10

Clayton Collier/Staff Photographer

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Pilot program in dorms allows some commuters to swipe

By Staff Writer | September 10

Amanda Boyer/Photography Editor

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Free laundry? Think again

By Staff Writer | September 10

Emily Balan/Staff Photographer

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London Mayor Shares a Drink and a Laugh with SHU students

By Staff Writer | September 10

More than forty Seton Hall students and faculty sat in on London Mayor, Boris Johnson’s presentation to the Legatum Institute this past September 4th on “Athenian Civilisation: The Glory that Endures”.

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Alex and Ani partners with SHU athletics

By Staff Writer | September 4

The Seton Hall University Athletic Department has teamed up with Alex and Ani to raise money for university sports programs. On Monday October 27, 15 percent of all sales from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Alex and Ani Westfield location will go to Seton Hall University Athletics.

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Guide provides direction to campus printing

By Tiffany Do | September 4

Guide courtesy of the Department of Information and Technology.

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Seton Hall says goodbye to ZBT

By Rachel Hassett | September 4

Photo courtesy of Facebook

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Parking Deck opens

By Emily Balan | September 4

Amanda Boyer/Photography Editor

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Students urged to travel safely in light of robbery

By Mary Marshall | September 4

Tiffany Do/Staff Photographer

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What’s new at SHU?

By Lindsay Rittenhouse | September 4

Amanda Boyer/Photography Editor

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Students discover a revamped Walsh Library

By Staff Writer | September 3

Amanda Boyer/Photography Editor

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Aquinas opens new dorms

By Staff Writer | September 3

Amanda Boyer/Photography Editor

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Mayor and professor teach class together

By Staff Writer | September 1

A professor has teamed up with the mayor of South Orange Village to pioneer a new course in the Masters of Public Administration program here at Seton Hall University this semester.

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SHU graduate, professor uses Google Glass on big day

By Staff Writer | June 18

Graduating from college is one of the most memorable experiences of anyone’s life and the graduating class of 2014 at Seton Hall got to commemorate the occasion with a look into the future, as all of the day’s activities were captured with Google’s new product, Google Glass.

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History of core curriculum indicative of issues

By Staff Writer | May 1

The requirement that students take a minimum of two courses in each of five core proficiencies, starting with the Class of 2017, is on hold.