Faculty get new technology
By Staff Writer | October 11Faculty members were given the opportunity to upgrade their computers to the new slates in advance of their scheduled technology renewal.
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Tribunal in New York encourages students to become modern VIPs
By Staff Writer | October 11Seton Hall students headed into New York City for the Russell Tribunal about the Palestine last weekend, the fourth installment of a five-part series of tribunals aiming to raise public awareness of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Blackboard revamped
By Staff Writer | October 11The Teaching and Learning Technology Center upgraded Blackboard on Sunday, Oct. 7 allowing faculty members enhance learning for students by incorporating grading rubrics into assignments on the website.
Students weigh Dunkin' against Cove
By Staff Writer | October 11With all the hype about Dunkin' Donuts being open 24/5, there are still students who favor The Cove for coffee.
PR program receives international accreditation
By Staff Writer | October 11Seton Hall University's public relations program will receive Certification in Education for Public Relations accreditation on Oct. 13, 2012.
Student indie band comes to Cryan's
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | October 11Cryan's will be opening its doors to all Seton Hall students on Sunday, Oct. 14, no matter the age, as a way to end the festivities of University Weekend with food and live music.
Students start to prepare for midterm success
By Mary Marshall | October 10Students all over campus will be starting to cram for their upcoming midterms.
Valuables stolen in Boland Hall
By Tiffany Do | October 10The third floor of Boland Hall had an outbreak of five thefts, yet the culprits are unknown. They occurred between Thursday, Sept. 27 and Saturday, Sept. 29, reported Public Safety.
Veteran educator promoted to dean of college
By Natalie Rebisz | October 4The College of Education and Human Services appointed a new dean this fall.
SHU looks to increase school spirit on campus
By Mary Marshall | October 4The pairing of Midnight Madness and GrooveBoston into one big event is aiming to amp up school spirit on campus, according to Assistant Dean of Students for Students Activities Board Mariel Pagan.
Residence halls redone
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | October 4Students living in Xavier Hall and the Complex came back from summer vacation to find renovations made to their buildings.
Election year motivates student groups
By Staff Writer | October 4With the presidential election quickly approaching, Seton Hall's political organizations look to increase both membership and political awareness on campus.
Student teachers put iPads to work in class
By Staff Writer | October 4Two Seton Hall senior education majors examined the use of the iPad 2 in the classroom during their internship as student teachers in November 2011.
ROTC fights to win the Jersey Cup
By Staff Writer | October 4After a month of hard training, the Seton Hall ROTC Ranger Challenge team will battle 41 battalion teams and three service academies in the annual Ranger Challenge.
As Aquinas residents settle in, power goes out
By Staff Writer | October 4Over the last month, students living in Aquinas Residence Hall have reported several incidents of electrical issues disrupting their daily routines.
Seton Hall museum mysteries revealed
By Staff Writer | October 4Although B8 is the basement of Fahy Hall, students wouldn't expect to find the remnants of an archeological dig there. But think again because the basement is home to a mini museum known as the Seton Hall University Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology.
Students struggle to find open tables in the cafeteria
By Staff Writer | October 4The Pirate Dining Room has always been short on seating during peak hours, but students noticed this year that open tables are even harder to find than in previous years.
Getting to know Dean Zavada
By Staff Writer | October 3Among the newly appointed officials on campus is the new Dean of the Arts and Sciences who is an evolutionary biologist and wants to bring consistency and fairness to the office.
Work Studies' student paychecks arrive after delay
By Mary Marshall | September 27Office of Student Employment has experienced a change in required federal paperwork for student employment and loans this year, causing confusion over late paychecks for employees, according to Assistant Director of Financial Aid Darlene Robinson.
No guests allowed at GrooveBoston
By Staff Writer | September 27Pirates who planned to bring friends to this year's GrooveBoston may be disappointed to find out that is not allowed this year.
