Commuters react to truck traffic
By Staff Writer | March 26Student commuters have had different experiences with trucks that have been delivering slabs for the parking deck.
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Clinicals shape aspiring nurses' careers
By Staff Writer | March 20Rocking a baby to sleep, offering comfort to a woman in pain or inserting a catheter: these are all experiences that could never occur inside a classroom.
Candidates start the race for SGA presidency
By Staff Writer | March 20Just as the campus starts to thaw after months of ice cold weather, the Student Government elections start to heat up.
Food claim clarified by student
By Staff Writer | March 20On March 4, student Kayelyn Dyson told the Setonian she and her friend allegedly found what she described as a "worm" in the broccoli she was eating in the Dining Hall cafeteria.
Students use Pirate's Gold for cigarettes in bookstore
By Staff Writer | March 20The population of cigarette smokers on campus is noticeable, but something that isn't so noticeable is the amount of students that buy those cigarettes with Pirate's Gold.
Traffic replaced, walk-in gates stay closed
By Staff Writer | March 20The yield sign, among others, located at the main gate of the University seems to have been invisible to most people until it was recently replaced.
Top female scholars to host third annual lecture
By Staff Writer | March 20The Sister Rose Thering Fund will be hosting its third annual Robbin Wilf Lecture on Sunday, March 23rd at 2 pm. The event will held in the Jubilee auditorium where a discussion will be led on Jewish-Christian relations.
We battled hard'
By Staff Writer | March 20The men's basketball team's run for a Big East Championship came to a halt on Friday night, as the eighth-seeded Pirates fell to the fourth-seeded Providence Friars, 80-74.
Students testify in Moore murder trial
By Staff Writer | March 20Three years after the death of Jessica Moore in an off-campus shooting, the incident was brought back into light as Nicholas Welch faces murder charges in an eighth-floor room of the Newark courthouse.
Students share feelings on post-break midterms
By Staff Writer | March 20After the stress of classes, clubs, jobs and internships, spring break was the light at the end of the tunnel for many students at Seton Hall University.
Worm or fiction?
By Staff Writer | March 6A student is claiming that she found an unpleasant surprise in her dinner Monday night.
Police: anonymous threat not validated
By Staff Writer | March 6The South Orange Police Department released a statement late Tuesday afternoon that their investigation on Tuesday was "unable to substantiate" an anonymous phone threat Public Safety received that morning.
Pay it forward
By Staff Writer | March 5Nicholas Scalera graduated in 1963, but he's still paying tuition.
Living the dream
By Staff Writer | March 5Senior Louis Mitchell was given the opportunity to combine a fun and informative experience into his internship, a college student's dream.
Grad credits education for his success
By Staff Writer | March 5Brandon Caroprese wants to serve as an example for others.
SHU gets green light to march in parade
By Staff Writer | March 5Seton Hall University students, faculty and friends will parade their Pirate pride in New York City's St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 17.
Activist/journalist speaks about Pussy Riot
By Mary Marshall | March 5Noted Russian-American journalist and activist Masha Gessen came to Seton Hall Wednesday to discuss the history and current status of Russian punk-rebel group, Pussy Riot.
SOPD, Essex County Sheriffs investigating anonymous phone threat to Seton Hall campus
By Staff Writer | March 4UPDATE 1:40 p.m. - The police are still actively investigating whether the telephone threat made to Seton Hall University this morning was credible, but "have nothing to report at this time," according to a second Pirate Alert sent this afternoon.
About a Boy' proves to be 'practical and appealing'
By Staff Writer | February 28It's rare to see in today's television a practical and appealing coming-of-age story. One reason may be that while Hollywood often loves to take things up a size and make them larger than life, the best series are based on a novel, which keeps a program believable and entertaining.
Student interns behind the scenes at SNL
By Staff Writer | February 27Jess Wolk spends each week this semester working behind the scenes for NBC's "Saturday Night Live."
