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.
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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.
Nursing numbers at record high
By Staff Writer | September 27Enrollment in the College of Nursing at Seton Hall is at a record high this year with nearly 1,000 students.
Quick fix to co-ed suitemate mix-up before move-in
By Staff Writer | September 27A few Seton Hall freshmen found moving in difficult in August when they discovered that their suitemates were of the opposite gender.
Students 'seal the deal' to bring new dean of University Libraries to SHU
By Staff Writer | September 27The freshmen are not the only new faces on campus. This semester brought a large influx of new faculty as well, including the new dean of University Libraries Dr. John Buschman.
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.
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.
