Rwandan genocide survivor speech is 'not to be missed'
By Staff Writer | February 14Seton Hall will host an event about the Rwandan genocide with a guest speaker at 4:30 p.m on March 13 in the Jubilee Hall.
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Award-winning physics majors to attend research conference
By Staff Writer | February 13Two physics majors were awarded the American Physical Society Future of Physics Day March Meeting Student Travel Awards, making it possible for them to attend and present research at one of the largest international physics conferences in the world.
Upperclassmen who choose AQ to get discount
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | February 13Because Aquinas Hall will be under construction next year due to renovations, upperclassmen are being asked to apply to live there for a 20 percent housing discount, according to Vice President of Student Services Tracy Gottlieb.
CAPS expands initiatives to reach students
By Staff Writer | February 7In addition to the programs Counseling and Psychological Services has provided in the past, it continues to expand its resources by developing other ways to reach out and help members of the campus community.
SGA wants to restrict where smokers light up
By Staff Writer | February 7The SGA's Student Life Committee that is set on Monday to propose a piece of legislation which will alter Seton Hall's smoking policy on Monday, Feb. 11.
Alumna selected for Boston tutor position
By Staff Writer | February 7A class of 2011 alumna was selected from a pool of 2,500 recent college graduates to be a private tutor for Match Corps in Massachusetts. at Lawrence Public High School.
SAVE team works to prevent sexual assaults
By Staff Writer | February 7Violence Education team is collaborating with the 'JUST TALK' series and Women for Women International on the issue of human trafficking this semester.
Pipe bursts near Arts & Sciences
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | February 7Construction going on next to the Arts & Sciences building, alongside the back entrance to the cafeteria.
Earn iPhone fame for acting foolish
By Rachel Hassett | February 7A Seton Hall alumnus co-founded the iPhone app (iACTaFOOL) that launched on Dec. 16.
Dunkin' worker arrested
By Staff Writer | February 7An Orange resident was arrested last week and charged with stealing a credit card number while employed at Seton Hall's Dunkin' Donuts, according to the South Orange Police Department.
Institue of Judaeo-Christian Studies is 'building bridges'
By Staff Writer | February 7Seton Hall University celebrated the inauguration of Building Bridges as part of 60 years of Jewish-Christian dialogue through the Institute of Judaeo-Christian Studies on Wednesday, Jan. 30.
Facilities renovation plan continues
By Staff Writer | February 7The campus is undergoing significant changes with renovations planned for the Richie Regan Recreational Center, Stafford Hall and Aquinas Hall.
Male student says limiting RAD classes to women is unfair
By Staff Writer | February 7A male student is upset about not being allowed to take the free Rape Aggression Defense courses, as they are limited to female students.
Series challenges students to understand themselves
By Staff Writer | January 31The "JUST TALK" series began as an idea for students to gain a deeper understanding of themselves and the world around them, and has grown into a multi-departmental collaboration recognized by the office of the Attorney General.
Students subject to expulsion or probation with false reports
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | January 31A recent Pirate Alert was sent out saying that the robbery that occurred last week was a false crime report.
Housing order complaints build up
By Staff Writer | January 31Don't try to fix things that aren't broken. But what does one do when something is broken and isn't being fixed? Seton Hall students are having problems regarding damage and repairs in their dorm rooms.
Task force tackles parking issue
By Staff Writer | January 31A Parking Task Force has been created by Dean Tracy Gottlieb in order to look at creative ways to approach the parking crunch for students and employees on campus.
Dunkin' opens door to library
By Staff Writer | January 31For months students and employees have had to walk from the Dunkin' Donuts to the entrance of Walsh Library in order to go between the two.
Students and staff adjust to new schedule
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | January 31Some of the 8 a.m. classes were canceled this semester due to lack of student enrollment, according to University Registrar Mary Ellen Farrell.
Senior helping senior featured on CBS News
By Mary Marshall | January 31A Seton Hall senior was featured on CBS' evening news segment "On the Road" on Jan. 18 for her unusual friendship.
