Black Student Union open to all
By Staff Writer | April 11An increasing number of students have been participating in the Black Student Union meetings.
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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.
University libraries to upgrade printing system
By Staff Writer | April 4Eighty percent of the University's print jobs are processed through Walsh Library's four printers. The printers, which date back to 2008 and 2009, have printed more than 1 million pieces of paper each - one printer has exceeded 3 million prints, according to John Bushman, dean of University libraries.
Experts address immigration reforms
By Staff Writer | April 4Seton Hall's department of communication and the arts facilitated a panel discussion, "Understanding the U.S. Immigration Reform Debate," on Tuesday.
Latino insight given on new pope
By Staff Writer | April 4The recent selection of the Latin American-born pope has caused much discussion in the Catholic community and at Seton Hall.
Free Flick Fridays initiated to keep students at SHU
By Staff Writer | April 4Seton Hall's Student Activities Board launched an event at the beginning of the spring semester: a series of monthly movie screenings called "Free Flick Fridays."
Pirate's Gold payment option for takeout
By Staff Writer | April 4Deals4MealsOnline.com allows Seton Hall students to order food online from 15 local restaurants using cash, debit and credit cards and now Pirate's Gold.
Student is first to graduate new Doctorate of Nursing program
By Rachel Hassett | April 1Seton Hall has introduced a new Doctorate of Nursing Practice to its the College of Nursing this past year.
Resident Assistants host suicide awareness program
By Staff Writer | April 1Several Resident Assistants hosted a mock birthday party for the "Happy Birthday: Make a Wish" event to advocate suicide awareness in Aquinas Hall on March 25.
Honors students included in humanities campaign
By Staff Writer | April 1Students in Seton Hall's Honors program were interviewed for and included in a local nonprofit organization video campaign promoting the highlights of the importance of humanities.
Weekly Crime Log
By Staff Writer | March 273/21/13--Theft--A professor in the Arts and Science building reported the theft of a laptop computer from his open office.
Seton Hall alumnae share experiences with human trafficking
By Staff Writer | March 27The "Just Talk" Series continued with an event this past Thursday that brought back two Seton Hall alumnae to share their experiences with human trafficking.
Spring Fling performer announced
By Tiffany Do | March 24Seton Hall's Student Activities Board announced on Saturday at the Blast from the Past Party that Grammy nominated hip-hop artist B.o.B will be performing at the Spring Fling concert on May 4.
ROTC stands out in memorial march
By Staff Writer | March 21Seven members of Seton Hall's ROTC program fought through 26.2 miles of sand, mountains and terrain in 80-degree New Mexico weather on St. Patrick's Day.
