Petition aims to stop plan for U-Center
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | April 18A petition signed by South Orange residents was started to stop Seton Hall from expanding the University Center.
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PepsiCo Senior Director shares experiences
By Staff Writer | April 17Seton Hall's Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute and the Stillman School of Business presented "A Converstion with Javier Farf??n" on Wednesday, April 17.
Seton Hall students enjoy mock seder
By Staff Writer | April 17Seton Hall University's Jewish Student Union enjoyed a mock Passover Seder on Wednesday, April 10, according to JSU President Amalia Williams.
Student pictures show off school spirit
By Mary Marshall | April 11Seton Hall has raided social media sites in search of students with Pirate pride.
Gun supporter defends stance
By Staff Writer | April 11Seton Hall's Students For Liberty hosted a presentation on gun control with guest speaker Trevor Burrus, a research fellow at the Cato Institute's Center for Constitutional Studies, on Tuesday.
Education reform inspires professor's book
By Staff Writer | April 11Assistant professor of education administration Dr. Christopher Tienken is co-author of "The School Reform Landscape: Fraud, Myth, and Lies," published on Feb 22.
Alpha Sigma Tau rocks for charity
By Staff Writer | April 11The Alpha Sigma Tau sorority hosted local bands at its first "Rock-A-Thon" benefit concert in the Main Lounge of the University Center on Sunday.
Professor's fellowship to foster research
By Staff Writer | April 11Dr. James Kimble, an associate professor in the department of communication and the arts, has been named a Senior Fellow by the Norman Rockwell Center for American Visual Studies.
Trip to Rio de Janiero inspires growth in faith
By Natalie Rebisz | April 11Campus Ministry will sponsor 25 Seton Hall students on a trip to Rio de Janiero for World Youth Day this summer.
SGA president talks about 2013-14 plans
By Tiffany Do | April 11Current Student Government Association President Joe Donato has been re-elected for his second term and said he plans to continue his work for the University.
Philanthropy Committee aims to keep students connected
By Staff Writer | April 11The Class of 2013 has recently created the Philanthropy Committee in hopes of keeping students connected after leaving Seton Hall University.
Public Safety warns of solicitors on campus
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | April 11Recent reports of sales people starting to solicit for used text books on campus illegally have been made to the head of the Department of Public Safety and Security, Gary Christie.
Black Student Union open to all
By Staff Writer | April 11An increasing number of students have been participating in the Black Student Union meetings.
Evironmental Studies panel: global warming is real threat
By Staff Writer | April 11The co-director of the Environmental Studies program organized a panel on climate change and environmental ethics in hopes of raising awareness of current ecological issues.
SHU stacks up at ROTC challenge
By Staff Writer | April 11Seton Hall's ROTC program joined five other schools to hone their combat skills in the Joint Task Force Exercise at Fort Dix last weekend.
Small SGA turnover expected
By Staff Writer | April 4The Student Government Association held the "Meet the Candidates" event on Tuesday night to introduce students running for positions for the 2013- 14 academic year.
New university assesment coming to Walsh Library
By Staff Writer | April 4The Office of the Provost has been working to establishing a new University Assessment Center, to be located in the Walsh Library.
Parking garage extension up for approval
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | April 4An extension will be added to the parking garage, once plans are approved, to create 500 extra parking spaces, according to Vice President of Administration Dennis Garbini and Associate Vice President of Facilities and Operations John Signorello.
Competition spurs friendly rivalry
By Staff Writer | April 4As the first rays of sunlight shone through the still lowered blinds of most students' dorm rooms last Friday morning, eight teams of two members each from Seton Hall's ROTC program were busy duking it out around the South Orange area in the Pirate Battalion's first Best Cadet Competition.
Rutgers staff visits the Hall to discuss WWII archives
By Staff Writer | April 4Seton Hall University hosted a presentation on April 2 about eyewitness testimonies describing what life was like in both Italy and New Jersey during World War II.
