Student fights off robber and flees
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | January 24A Seton Hall student was robbed on Tuesday at 9 p.m. while walking on South Orange Avenue, according to a Public Safety Alert that was sent out via email to all SHU students.
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Seton Hall to finalize updated bike policy Friday; new racks put up
By Staff Writer | January 24In response to the growing number of students who make their way to and around Seton Hall on bicycles, school administration and the Student Government Association will implement a new bike policy on Friday.
Students discuss civil rights on live television
By Staff Writer | January 24The director of the Martin Luther King Leadership Program, the Rev. Dr. Forrest Pritchett, and two students discussed the progress of civil rights in America spanning the last 50 years on Jan. 18 on live TV.
Cryan's closes after 30 years
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | January 22As Seton Hall students return from break, the news is spreading that on Jan. 1, 2013, the local South Orange bar Cryan's Beef and Ale House permanently closed its doors.
Turnovers, rebounding cause Seton Hall loss to Providence
By Staff Writer | January 13The men's basketball team lost, 67-55, to the Providence Friars on Sunday afternoon, the team's third consecutive loss in conference play.
WSOU DJ wins national radio award
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | January 7If you are a fan of WSOU, you may have heard the name "Type A" or DJ Angie Szani, who now is the winner of The International Radio Festival (IRF) 2012 "Best US College DJ."
SHU alum donates poetry collection to Walsh Library
By Mary Marshall | January 7Seton Hall Alumni and famous poet, Maria Mazziotti Gillan, recently donated 386 new books of poetry to the circulating collection at the Walsh library this Dec.
Seton Hall blows out Longwood, 79-61
By Staff Writer | December 19The men's basketball team won its fourth consecutive game on Wednesday night as it blew out the Longwood Lancers, 79-61.
Wiggio.com makes it easier for students to work in groups
By Staff Writer | December 7Seton Hall Public Relations and Marketing students have created an easy way for students to work in groups through the free online workshop Wiggio.com, according to one of the creators and junior Meagan Cunningham.
Library starts 24/7 early; adjusts hours for spring
By Staff Writer | December 6As of next semester, Walsh Library will open at 8 a.m. instead of 7 a.m. and will close at 2 a.m. from Sunday to Thursday, a change announced by John Buschman, dean of University libraries.
Students for Liberty protest on and off campus
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | December 6Founder and President of Students for Liberty Belal Bahader said last Thursday's demonstration to raise awareness about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was great.
New scoreboard coming to athletic field by March
By Staff Writer | December 6Owen T. Carroll Field will have a look this baseball season as a state-of-the-art scoreboard will be up and running by March.
"First timers" program offers two free tickets
By Staff Writer | December 6Seton Hall basketball fans will now get the chance to root for the Pirates for free thanks to the "First Timers" program.
Activities for break mapped out
By Staff Writer | December 6The holiday break is just around the corner and Seton Hall students are buzzing about the plans they have made for the break.
Online classes possible solution to lack of space
By Tiffany Do | December 6Due to a lack of classroom space, the University has recently been advocating for students to take online courses, according to the Provost Office.
Students plan long trip home
By Staff Writer | December 6Although many students look forward to school breaks as a reprieve from cafeteria food, dorm rooms and stressful schoolwork, many Seton Hall students have no choice but to stay on campus.
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.
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.
