Sophomore publishes second book, completing two-part series
By Staff Writer | September 27A Seton Hall University sophomore published his second novel last month which was picked up by Barnes&Noble, among other major distributors.
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Grad abroad as Fulbright
By Staff Writer | September 27Rachel Rosenstock, who won her Fulbright Scholarship last year, is the 12th SHU student to receive the award.
SHU club attends global development conference
By Staff Writer | September 26The Social Good Summit focused on how technology has emerged as important assets to global development and was held on Sept. 22-24 at 92Y, a community center in Manhattan.
Pirates come back after 50 years for 'Golden' Reunion
By Staff Writer | September 20he class of 1962 returned to campus to be inducted as Golden Pirates during a reunion hosted by the Alumni Association on Sunday, Sept. 16.
Fraternities help fight against cancer
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | September 20Fraternities Alpha Sigma Pi and Alpha Phi teamed up last week to raise money to help fight childhood cancer.
Hall mourns loss of Dean DePierro
By Staff Writer | September 20Seton Hall lost a longtime friend when Dr. Joseph DePierro passed away on Monday, Sept. 17.
NJSNA holds town meeting at Seton Hall
By Staff Writer | September 20The New Jersey State Nursing Association will hold a town meeting, which Seton Hall nursing majors are invited to attend addressing New Jersey health care access issues in the Chancellor's Suite on Sept. 27.
Nunchuck Kid' swings through campus
By Staff Writer | September 20A new light emerges on the mysterious "nunchuck kid" as he gains attention for cruising on his skateboard while simultaneously swinging his nunchucks around campus, never sticking to a single location.
Train yourself in social media with new certificate program
By Tiffany Do | September 20The Division of Continuing Education and Professional Studies will be offering a series of workshops dedicated to social media at Seton Hall starting Saturday, Sept. 22.
Still moving in
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | September 19The third week of school has arrived and most students are settled into their daily routines by now, however some students are still moving into campus housing.
Seton Hall used as a 'guinea pig' for AT&T research
By Mary Marshall | September 19Seton Hall University has officially made plans to team up with Newark Technology High School in a "program funded by AT&T Inc. aimed at preparing the youth for the tech-savvy real world while bettering the community," Seton Hall's president Dr. A. Gabriel Esteban said on Sept. 13.
Faculty Convocation recognizes accreditation
By Staff Writer | September 19Seton Hall's annual faculty convocation, is designed to welcome new faculty members and to celebrate the accomplishments of tenured members of the community, was held on Friday, Sept. 14 in the Jubilee Auditorium.
Task force out to work with Provost on schedule changes
By Staff Writer | September 13The Office of the Provost has formed the Block Scheduling Committee, a faculty, student and administration collective assigned to negotiate alternatives to the recently published spring 2013 schedule revisions.
Students skate into new semester
By Staff Writer | September 13New trends emerge and develop everywhere, and this year skateboarding seems to be the leading trend at Seton Hall.
Five new fellows teaching Journey courses
By Staff Writer | September 13There are now five teaching fellows taking over Journey of Transformation and Christianity and Culture in Dialogue, each teaching three sections of Core as of this academic year, according to the director of core curriculum Dr. Anthony Sciglitano.
Some juniors ask why new tablets are necessary
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | September 13This year for the junior computer refresh, the university gave 400 Lenovo ThinkPad tablets to science and honors majors in place of an upgraded computer.
Local charity hosts Community Health Fair in South Orange
By Tiffany Do | September 12The Aspiring Kindness Foundation, a non-profit charity, sponsored a blood drive at the sixth annual free South Orange Health Fair on Saturday, Sept. 8 at the South Orange Fire Department.
New bookstore database causes confusion and order conflicts
By Staff Writer | September 12Seton Hall's bookstore has implemented a new system for ordering textbooks this semester which is meant to increase the availability of books for students.
Weekend blues start with an email blackout for Seton Hall faculty
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | September 12This past weekend proved to be quite the headache for most faculty members who experienced an email blackout.
