WSOU inducts 2 Hall of Famers
By Staff Writer | April 25WSOU celebrated its 65th anniversary with an alumni dinner where two members were indcuted into its Hall of Fame on April 13.
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How to drink responsibly
By Staff Writer | April 25Every April the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence sponsors Alcohol Awareness Month to educate the public about the danger of overconsumption and provide support for affected families and individuals.
Aquinas residents deal with bedbug infestation
By Staff Writer | April 25A bedbug infestation in a suite on the second floor of Aquinas Hall was reported to the office of Housing and Residence Life in late March.
Accreditation recommended for 2 communication majors
By Tiffany Do | April 25An American Communication Association team has recommended full accreditation for the communication studies and the public relations and journalism majors, according to Dr. Jon Radwan, associate professor in the department of communication and the arts.
Gentlemen of the Hall sing B.O.B. hit a cappella
By Staff Writer | April 25The Student Activities Board partnered with the new all-male a cappella group The Gentlemen of the Hall, at 4 p.m. on Monday on the Green to promote the Spring Fling concert.
Petersheim keynote speaker: Celebrate student curiosity
By Staff Writer | April 25The 17th Annual Petersheim Academic Exposition "Share, Honor, Unite" this week recognized student achievements.
New laptop for mobile computing project receives positive feedback
By Mary Marshall | April 25Students eligible for the junior technology refresh who have heard the news of the new laptop initiative said they are looking forward to the Lenovo ThinkPad Helix next year, which upperclassmen and incoming freshmen will receive instead of this year's Samsung technology.
Spring Fling concert, GrooveBoston combined
By Staff Writer | April 18Seton Hall will be combining the Spring Fling Concert with GrooveBoston on May 4.
It's your Green, let's keep it clean'
By Staff Writer | April 18Last week's warm temperatures led to students gathering on the Green, and they left litter behind.
Holocaust victims honored at SHU
By Mary Marshall | April 18Exactly eleven candles flickered in the Jubilee Auditorium on Sunday, April 14 during the 36th Annual Interfaith Holocaust Remembrance Service to represent the millions of innocent people who perished under the cruelty of the Holocaust.
Seton Hall comes together for week of achievements and ideas
By Staff Writer | April 18The Petersheim Academic Exposition will host its opening reception for the 17th year on Monday, April 22 from noon to 2 p.m. in the Chancellor's Suite of the University Center.
Proficiency requirements in effect for class of 2014
By Staff Writer | April 18In the 2010 catalog, graduation requirements mandate that students now need to complete 10 proficiency courses before they graduate.
Young alum honored with SHU ROPE award
By Staff Writer | April 18Seton Hall's chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America will present the "ROPE in Success Award" for exemplary mentoring skills on April 18.
Mock crisis set up for nursing majors
By Tiffany Do | April 18In a disaster drill, a major water main broke on South Orange Avenue, causing a series of gas lines and pipes to burst at Seton Hall University where at least 15 students and faculty members suffered serious injuries.
New laptop agreement eliminates slate and UltraBook
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | April 18Chief Information Officer Dr. Stephen Landry announced the finalization of the laptop selection for Mobile Computing 2013 as the Lenovo ThinkPad Helix, instead of the slate or Samsung Ultrabook from this year.
Students 'Move their Phi't'
By Staff Writer | April 18Alpha Phi Sorority will kick off Seton Hall's Greek Week with a 5k walk/run to benefit women's heart health on the University Green this Saturday at 11:30 a.m.
SNA event promotes community and health
By Staff Writer | April 18The Seton Hall Student Nursing Association hosted its annual Health Fair and Blood Drive on the Green on April 16.
Boston Marathon affects Pirates personally
By Staff Writer | April 18A Seton Hall alumni proudly crossed the finish line of the Boston Marathon in two hours, 59 minutes and 31 seconds on Monday. An hour and a half later, the first of two bombs that would kill three and injure more than 170 people detonated.
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.
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.
