Visiting Fulbright scholar to speak on Bosnia-Herzegovina
By Staff Writer | November 15A Visiting Fulbright visiting scholar will speak about Bosnia-Herzegovina on Nov. 27
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System crashes delay registration for upperclassmen
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | November 15On the first day of senior registration, Monday, the server crashed as soon as registration opened at 9 a.m. and again on Wednesday when juniors tried to register.
Honorary degree awarded by SHU
By Staff Writer | November 15Most Reverend Savio Hon Tai-Fai delivered his conferral speech after being awarded a doctorate in theology on Friday.
Greek Leadership conference held for the first time at SHU
By Staff Writer | November 8The New Jersey Undergraduate Greek Leadership Convention was held for the first on Oct. 27, bringing together young leaders from various universities throughout the area for a day of development and collaboration.
Registration starts Monday, priority system discarded
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | November 8Student registration has been pushed back again, to Monday, Nov. 12.
Parking sticker rules eased, carpooling resources created
By Staff Writer | November 8The Provost's Office made some changes to University policy during the aftermath of Sandy, see related story on p. 5.
Seton Hall offers shelter to community
By Mary Marshall | November 8In the midst of Hurricane Sandy wreaking havoc across the tri-state area, Seton Hall University upheld power and invited struggling commuters and community members to stay on campus.
Middle States helps University attain funds
By Staff Writer | November 8Seton Hall University is undergoing the process of self-study under the Middle States review to promote excellence in higher education.
Student helps Staten Island try to recover from the 'Frankenstorm'
By Tiffany Do | November 7Members of the Seton Hall community are lending a hand to help others in the wake of last week's storm.
Seton Hall goes to the polls
By Staff Writer | November 6Check out The Setonian's video to hear Seton Hall students sound off on the Presidential Election.
Volleyball sweeps DePaul on senior day
By Staff Writer | November 4The Pirates (18-8, 6-7) swept DePaul (8-18, 3-10) at home on Sunday in its last home match of the season. Seton Hall was forced to say goodbye to six members of its volleyball family when five players and manager Chris Weathers took part in their last match at Walsh Gymnasium.
Men's soccer ends season with 3-1 loss at Villanova
By Staff Writer | November 1The men's soccer team lost its seventh consecutive game, this time to Villanova, 3-1, in the opening round of the Big East Championship on Thursday.
MLKSA will host fundraiser for children's hospital
By Staff Writer | November 1The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Association will host a full evening of entertainment in the "Is it in You?" fundraiser to raise money for the Children's Specialized Hospital in the University Center at 7:30 p.m. on Nov. 8.
Hurricane Sandy causes week-long closure at Seton Hall
By Staff Writer | November 1Since Hurricane Sandy struck most of the east coast on Monday, most of the University community and the South Orange community have undoubtedly been affected.
Future college funding act relies on N.J. voters
By Tiffany Do | November 1New Jersey voters will decide on Election Day whether or not the state will grant colleges extra funding.
Career Center encourages scheduling appointments
By Staff Writer | November 1The Career Center staff has recently been stressing the importance of visiting the Career Center in person before accessing the online job database known as Navigator.
Campus Ministry will host viewing of ten-part 'Catholicism' series
By Staff Writer | November 1The Campus Ministry Lounge is hosting viewings of the ten-part television series, "Catholicism" to celebrate internalization month at Seton Hall.
South Orange parking leaves students frustrated
By Mary Marshall | November 1Confusion over parking in South Orange has recently left Seton Hall students with tickets and fines, therefore causing conflict with local Parking Authority.
Amnesty International advocates taking action
By Staff Writer | October 25The theme behind Amnesty International's documentary screening of "Shift" on Oct. 16 in the Jubilee Hall Auditorium was changing the views of western countries, according to Secretary Amanda Gagne.
Students want 24/5 library hours
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | October 25For students wondering when library hours will be permanently extended to a 24/5 schedule, SGA said it is working to do this, according to SGA President Joseph Donato.
