Junior earned Novartis grant for research
By Staff Writer | December 6Junior chemistry major Shannon Dugan is one of eight students in New Jersey to have recently won a Novartis Science Scholarship.
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Town Hall "big success"
By Mary Marshall | December 6Parking issues and pricey laundry loads were discussed at the Student Government Association's holiday Town Hall meeting on Monday in the University Center.
Anti-violence panel remembers Moore
By Staff Writer | December 6The Educational Opportunity Program's Student Organization held a program called "No Moore Evidence" on Tuesday that aimed to enlighten students about the different cases of violence that occur on various college campuses and the importance of on-and-off-campus safety.
Students make Christmas lists for National Santa's List Day
By Staff Writer | December 5It's Christmastime and Dec. 4 was National Santa's List Day, the big man's deadline for first draft of the "Naughty and Nice" lists.
Students feel effects of missed week of class
By Natalie Rebisz | November 29The delayed registration and missed week of classes affected students differently.
Advisers give PINs, expertise to personalize registration process
By Mary Marshall | November 29Advisers and students braved the post sandy condensed Spring 2013 online registration period Nov. 12-23 in order to make their schedules for next semester.
Passage of Public Question No. 1 could benefit Seton Hall
By Staff Writer | November 29The "Building Our Future" bond act, commonly known as Public Question No. 1, was passed on Nov. 6, $750 million to be distributed among public and private universities in the state.
SGA discusses plans for upcoming holiday
By Staff Writer | November 29The Student Government Association discussed holiday celebrations, cafeteria food, a possible shuttle service to the airport and the upcoming Seton Hall Town Meeting during its meeting on Monday.
Are three finals too many for students to handle a day?
By Staff Writer | November 29The rumor about the University not being allowed to schedule a student for three exams in one day is false.
Christmas tree lighting brings out large crowd despite cold weather
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | November 29As the lamp posts were lit with holiday lights and a light layer of snow covered the University Green, friends and family of the Seton Hall community huddled around SHU's annual Christmas tree, waiting for its luminous glow.
Demonstration aims to raise awareness of Gaza-Israel conflict
By Tiffany Do | November 29Seton Hall's Students for Liberty will plan a demonstration to create awareness among students about the recent conflicts between Israel and the Palestinians at 2 p.m. on Thursday on the Green, according to SFL's President and founder Belal Behader.
Model students to light tree
By Staff Writer | November 29Seton Hall will be welcoming new tradition with the third annual tree lighting as two students were selected to light the tree on Thursday, at 5:45 p.m. on the Green.
Students left 'stranded' at hospital
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | November 29When a student has to be transported to the hospital the ambulance comes and takes them away, but no one really ever wonders how these students get back to campus.
Advent retreat planned to touch soul, nourish faith
By Staff Writer | November 29Seton Hall's Immaculate Conception Seminary School of Theology and the Center of Prayerfully Speaking will host the Advent Day Eyewitnesses to His Majesty Retreat on Saturday, at Lewis Hall to instill holiday cheer on campus.
Administrator: Exam schedule very efficient
By Staff Writer | November 29As finals approach the question posed is: why are final exams not given on a day class usually meets?
SHU fifth most connected school
By Staff Writer | November 29With the help of the new AT&T Inc. Mobile Computing Program on campus, Seton Hall was named the fifth most connected college in the country by the U.S. News & World Report.
Discipline policy applies even to students who live in off-campus housing
By Staff Writer | November 15Seton Hall students who live off-campus may be surprised to find out that the University Community Standards still apply to them wherever they live.
SGA goal to increase presence on campus
By Staff Writer | November 15At the Student Government Association general session on Monday night, members discussed how best to move the organization forward and to develop its individual committees.
Some commuters critical of storm housing policies
By Staff Writer | November 15The recent superstorm Hurricane Sandy left many commuter students without power in their homes while Seton Hall maintained power, so they came to the University during the storm in the hopes of finding a place to stay.
Rec Center renovations start in training room
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | November 15Renovations to the Richie Regan Athletic Center are progressing and according to the Vice President of Administration Dennis Garbini and Associate Vice President of Facilities John Signorello, the first stage of the renovations will be completed sometime this spring.
