Career Center: Don't limit job opportunities
By Mary Marshall | October 3The Big East Virtual Career Fair on Nov. 14 will allow students to meet employers online, and students can register to connect with alumni from other Big East Schools.
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Changes to Clery Act require all crime reports to go online
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | October 3Public Safety will begin publishing all campus safety information on its website in the spring, including information on crimes on and near campus that the university must disclose under federal law.
Twitter account lets students say, 'Can you not, Seton Hall?'
By Staff Writer | October 3How many times have you looked at someone (or no one at all) and said, "Can you not?"
New facilities to open as soon as January
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | October 3It is hard not to notice all the construction on campus, but soon enough everything will be back to normal.
Please don't give me a ticket'
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | October 3Students say they have gone to extremes when trying to find a parking spot, from stalking people to parking illegally.
Esteban: Freshman class second largest in 30 years
By Staff Writer | September 26The annual faculty convocation recognized new, recently promoted and deceased faculty members in the Jubilee auditorium Friday afternoon. The university's executive cabinet talked about the challenges they will face in the future.
Greek Life
By Staff Writer | September 26Seton Hall's Greek organizations and athletic department are taking a stand against hazing with an entire week dedicated to hazing prevention.
Harry Potter club charms campus
By Natalie Rebisz | September 26Witchcraft and wizardry have charmed the Seton Hall community.
Blowing smoke?
By Mary Marshall | September 26If an electronic cigarette emits water vapor in a residence hall that evaporates without a trace, does it fall under the same category as tobacco cigarettes in the housing policy?
SGA funds Alpha Phi Alpha party
By Staff Writer | September 26The SGA awarded $775 to Alpha Phi Alpha to fund a non-alcohol party Oct. 3 in the Main Lounge.
Rumor of police using breathalyzer on students false
By Rachel Hassett | September 26A rumor that the South Orange Police Department is using breathalyzer tests this year to discourage student drinking is not true, a police sergeant said.
Law student goes to Gitmo
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | September 26Seton Hall Law student Jason Stern, who will graduate in May 2014, was one of 13 observers from across the U.S. to travel to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, for a week and sit in on a pre-trial motion for three al Qaida members accused of conspiring in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Update woes resolved
By Staff Writer | September 26The introduction of Office 365 for student email has caused problems with email apps on tablets and phones, but the university has posted information on how to fix those issues.
Visually impaired students use digital textbooks, special software
By Tiffany Do | September 26There are students with visual impairments, three of them freshmen, living at Seton Hall, according to Director of Disability Support Services Angela Millman. These students are considered to be legally blind.
Fall Fest encourages sober entertainment
By Staff Writer | September 19The Student Activities Board kicked off the school year this weekend with Fall Fest, a concert featuring popular artists Karmin, Any Grammer and Bryce Vine.
Campus security can't enforce speed limits
By Tiffany Do | September 19Public Safety employees do not have the ability to enforce traffic laws, but a Public Safety spokesman said that drivers must "proceed with caution."
GrooveBoston responds to Molly
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | September 18A new drug that has been making news lately is Molly, a form of MDMA, popular with rave goers, which brings up concerns with GrooveBoston D.J.s as well.
Shuttles may be answer to parking problem
By Staff Writer | September 18Seton Hall University, in conjunction with the Parking Task Force, is exploring satellite parking and gravelling the Galleon Lawn as possible temporary parking solutions.
Dorm floor soaked in sewage
By Mary Marshall | September 18A sewage backup flooded the first floor of Aquinas Hall for the third time this semester on Tuesday afternoon, and University housing officials asked residents not to use restrooms or running water. Residents got the all-clear at 8:34 a.m. Wednesday.
Eric LeGrand speaks to SHU community
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | September 16When asked how Eric LeGrand, former division one football player for Rutgers University, copes with his spinal cord injury that left him paralyzed from the neck down, he said: "The people I'm surrounded by. I'm humbled, I see people who are not as fortunate as me."
