It pays to transfer
By Tiffany Do | September 6Seton Hall University has recently become a more transfer-friendly school by matching the New Jersey STARS II grant starting this fall.
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Warning to commuters: 'Do not pass up the first parking space you see'
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | September 6Seton Hall is warning students that parking will be tight this semester and students should plan ahead to ensure they will find a parking spot on campus.
Seton Hall students caught up in Labor Day weekend check points
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | September 6The South Orange Police Department set up check points on the night of Aug. 30 where people driving past were stopped and told to take a breathalyzer test.
Provost mandates new schedule with time and classroom restrictions
By Staff Writer | September 6Classroom scheduling guidelines have been published following a decision by the Office of the Provost to alter the spring 2013 course schedule that will introduce Friday courses into many students' schedules, largely eliminating the previous 75-minute Monday and Wednesday courses.
Seton Hall is now running on Dunkin'
By Mary Marshall | September 6Just off the second floor promenade at the Walsh library sits one of Seton Hall's tastiest new arrivals on campus.
Student lies about mugging, triggers first false Pirate Alert
By Staff Writer | September 6After reporting an attempted assault on August 25, a student admitted he lied about the assault in order to cover up a fight he was in.
Women's soccer wins season opener
By Staff Writer | August 17The women's soccer team opened up their 2012 campaign with a 2-0 win over LIU Brooklyn on Friday night at Owen T. Carroll Field.
SHU Venture Crew fundraise to help school in Honduras
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | July 8One of Seton Hall's missions has always been to give to less fortunate people and places through community service and this past spring semester through summer the SHU Venture Crew fundraised for a special school in Honduras.
Class of 2016 setting record with enrollment topping 1,500
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | June 28The fall semester welcomes the eager new faces of the freshmen class, and this year there will be more faces than usual.
Frequently asked questions for incoming freshman
By Staff Writer | June 27Q: How often does Safe Ride run? A: Safe Ride vans are available from 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. every night and only operate on routes the SHUFly does not cover within an approximate one-mile range.
Seton Hall alumni honored at Many Are One awards
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | June 11Dedicated alumni were honored at the Many Are One awards for Seton Hall on Friday June 8 at the Hyatt Regency hotel located in Jersey City.
The journey is yours': Class of 2012 graduates
By Staff Writer | May 22If the saying "every drop of rain is good luck" holds true, the Seton Hall University class of 2012 graduates are bound to lead extraordinary lives. The 155th Baccalaureate Commencement ceremony was held on May 21 at the Izod Center amid an angry spring storm.
Former Seton Hall student charged with armed robbery
By Staff Writer | May 11A former Seton Hall student was arrested and charged with two counts of armed robbery and two counts of conspiracy to commit armed robbery in relation to Tuesday night's off-campus incident, according to South Orange Police Department Chief Chelel.
One Seton Hall University student shot, one assaulted at Grove Terrace apartments
By Staff Writer | May 10UPDATE 1:30 P.M.: Two male Seton Hall University students were assaulted with a handgun, one suffering a bullet wound in the arm and the other pistol whipped in the head around 8:00 p.m. last night at a second floor Grove Terrace apartment residence in South Orange, according to South Orange Police Chief James M. Chelel.
Seniors 'terrified' over college loan debt
By Staff Writer | May 3Student loans and debt have moved to the foreground of the nation's political consciousness recently, but some Seton Hall seniors feel that not enough attention is being paid to the source of the problem, the cost of higher education.
Universities raise tuition for demanding majors
By Staff Writer | May 3As tuition costs are already high, many universities are starting to charge students more money per credit for more difficult majors such as science, math and business.
Bill proposed to change SGA meeting structure
By Staff Writer | May 3A bill was proposed to change the time and frequency of the Student Government Association, in addition to several clubs appealing their budgets at the weekly SGA meeting on Monday night.
Class president chosen from 10 finalists as graduation speaker
By Staff Writer | May 3The senior class president was chosen last week by a selection committee to speak at Commencement.
Team motivator chosen as commencement speaker
By Staff Writer | May 3Seton Hall University graduate, 92', and executive director of Raise Hope Foundation Scott Chesney will be the keynote speaker for the University's 155th undergraduate commencement ceremony at the Izod Center in East Rutherford on May 21.
