Seniors plan for the future, reflect on experiences
By Staff Writer | May 3With the Class of 2012 graduating in close to three weeks, students have a mutual excitement to take what they've learned and apply it to the "real world."
NEWS
Muggles in trouble?
By Staff Writer | May 3This quote from Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, "The Chamber of Secrets has been opened - enemies of the heir beware," was seen written in blue and pink chalk by an entrance to the Walsh Library on Tuesday.
Class of '92 alumnus Scott Chesney name as 2012 Seton Hall Commencement speaker
By Staff Writer | April 271992 Seton Hall University graduate 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.
Environmental awards involve students for first time in five years
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | April 26The New Jersey Environmental Lobby Awards took place on Monday in the Faculty Lounge and involved students in the ceremony for the first time in five years.
General Studies program offers guidance, new approach
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | April 26Most of Seton Hall's faculty and students have heard about the General Studies (GENS) program, but have yet to understand what exactly it offers.
Athletes team up to give local kids tips for success
By Staff Writer | April 26On a typical April day in Walsh Gymnasium, there are no basketballs being dribbled, passed or shot. There may be a lone player shooting the ball around, or a random student or two playing ball in the field house, but more than likely the gym will be empty.
Sabbatical leave: Anything but a time to rest
By Staff Writer | April 26Professors from all departments take one or two semesters to go on sabbatical leave, during which they pursue projects concerning their fields of study.
Graduating students confused with computer release process
By Staff Writer | April 26Graduating students will receive an email with detailed information regarding the paperwork needed to take ownership of their laptops after some seniors expressed confusion about the process, according to PC support services.
Student organizes March of Dimes charity event
By Staff Writer | April 26A Seton Hall freshman is hosting a fundraiser for the March of Dimes, an organization to help pregnant women have healthy, full-term pregnancies, at 9 p.m. on Saturday, April 28 at the Liberty Lounge and Grill in Hoboken, N.J.
Annual Charter Day recognizes students, faculty and alumni
By Staff Writer | April 26The annual Charter Day Convocation took place April 19 and honored members of the Seton Hall community that work to fulfill the University's Catholic mission daily. Among those honored was Rev. Monsignor James M. Cafone '61, Mary Levante Gross '00 and Dr. Wyatt Rorer Murphy Jr.
President reminds SGA to work as 'one unit, not two'
By Staff Writer | April 26A change of leadership occurred at the SGA meeting on Monday as outgoing senators said their goodbyes and the incoming senators took first actions in their new positions.
Guetti appointed senior associate provost
By Staff Writer | April 20Dr. Joan Guetti will serve as senior associate provost of the University, effective July 1, according to a broadcast email sent by the Office of the Provost at 2:00 p.m.
CareerCast.com job forecast worries some, relieves others
By Staff Writer | April 19A list of 200 jobs published on CareerCast.com released last week is leaving some students feeling nervous in their choice of major.
President, dean panel celebrate academic excellence through Petersheim expo
By Staff Writer | April 19The opening reception of the 16 Annual Petersheim Academic Exposition was held on Tuesday in the Chancellor's Suite with the theme of "Share, Honor, Unite."
New library research tool allows full database access
By Staff Writer | April 19On Wednesday morning, the University unveiled a new research tool, the "Discovery Layer," which will allow students to search almost all of the hundreds of databases of Seton Hall at once.
Undergraduates present in Chicago after accepting assistant positions last summer
By Staff Writer | April 19Two Seton Hall students attended the National Science Foundation in Chicago because of a research grant given to professor Martin S. Edwards, Ph.D., a professor of the Whitehead School of Diplomacy and International Relations.
Good behavior allows inmates to teach life lessons
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | April 19The week of April 22 is National Crime Week and to kick it off, John Paitakes, Ph.D. reached out to Project Pride to have four inmates from two local State Correction Prisons come speak to his criminal justice class on Wednesday.
Theatre Council request questioned at SGA meeting
By Staff Writer | April 19The Student Government Association rewarded the Theatre Council with $500 for their annual Golden Babies ceremony at SGA's weekly meeting on Monday despite concerns from their advisor.
ONE Campaign hosts water walk to raise awareness about developing world
By Staff Writer | April 19The ONE Campaign will team up with NURU international, an organization dedicated to assisting the decreasing poverty, again to host its third annual Water Walk on April 26 at 4 p.m. on the University Green. The walk aims to raise awareness of the lack of clean water in developing countries.
Transfer students to take part in Pirate Preview for first time
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | April 12Seton Hall's annual Pirate Preview for accepted students will take place on Sunday in the Field House, and this year there are approximately 1,450 students expected to show up.
