Seton Hall leads No. 8 Georgetown at the half
By Staff Writer | February 21At the end of the first half Seton Hall leads No. 8 Georgetown Hoyas 35-28 at the Prudential Center.
NEWS
Seton Hall women fall to Cincinnati
By Staff Writer | February 18The Seton Hall women's basketball team fell to Cincinnati Saturday afternoon, 54-48, leaving the Pirates still in search of their first Big East win.
Pirates lose close matchup with Cincinnati
By Staff Writer | February 18The Seton Hall men's basketball team found itself down early and could never recover on Saturday evening, falling to the Cincinnati Bearcats, 62-57.
Passaic County Prosecutor announced as 2012 Women's Conference speaker
By Staff Writer | February 15The first Latina prosecutor in New Jersey will be the keynote speaker at the 2012 Women's Conference.
College of Education and Human Services dean to return to faculty after sabbatical
By Staff Writer | February 15The Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President announced last week that the dean of the College of Education and Human Services will step down from his position at the end of this academic year.
Chemist honored after 50 years with University
By Staff Writer | February 15Seton Hall recently honored chemist and professor Robert L. Augustine, Ph.D., with a symposium and celebration to mark his 50-year anniversary at the University.
Replanting initiative will repair storm damages
By Staff Writer | February 15The Department of Facilities and Operations will implement a replanting program to repair damages from severe weather last semester.
Sexual Assault Response Team seeks to strengthen presence with students
By Staff Writer | February 15Seton Hall's Sexual Assault Response Team is implementing some changes to become better known around campus.
Meatless Monday gets mixed reviews
By Staff Writer | February 15Students are giving different reviews of Gourmet Dining Service's "Meatless Mondays" plan, which aims to offer more vegetarian meals in the cafeteria.
Standing room only during library peak hours
By Staff Writer | February 15In 2010, the Walsh Library went from being the campus' only building open 24 hours a day to closing at around 1 a.m. Monday through Friday with fewer hours on the weekend.
SGA seeking to change GDS Box Meal Program
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | February 15The Student Government Association will investigate lowering the 24-hour wait time for students of Gourmet Dining Services Box Meal Program at its weekly meeting on Monday.
Downtown liason: Stony's restaurant markets to students with weekend breakfast, TVs
By Staff Writer | February 15Located just a few minutes from campus, Stony's Restaurant offers not only an inexpensive alternative to cafeteria food, but also works closely with University clubs and organizations.
Three-quarters of trips to ER were freshman
By Staff Writer | February 15Seton Hall's Department of Housing and Resident Life is working to implement safety awareness among students after a total of 66 hospital transports occurred during the fall semester, including 28 alcohol-related cases.
Pirates demolish Red Storm at home
By Staff Writer | February 14The Seton Hall men's basketball team put on a scoring clinic on Tuesday evening, hitting a season-high 15 three pointers in a 94-64blowout of the St. John's Red Storm, extending their winning streak to three games.
Pro-life program sparks controversey
By Staff Writer | February 8A residence hall event honoring the lives of unborn children held in Serra Hall on Jan. 31 has sparked controversy.
PR students implement plan to battle childhood obesity
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | February 8The National Bateman Public Relations Campaign Case Study Competition is focusing, this year, on raising awareness about childhood obesity.
University Center renovation sparks SGA discussion
By Staff Writer | February 8A Seton Hall student voiced his concerns at this weeks Student Government Association meeting about the strategic plan to expand the University Center and Mooney Hall the University recently released.
Strategic plan calls for new student center
By Staff Writer | February 8Plans are being made to renovate the Bishop Dougherty University Center, the University announced Tuesday.
Dean to step down after 11 years
By Staff Writer | February 8The dean of the College of Education and Human Services will take a leave of absence at the end of this academic year, according to a broadcast email sent by the Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President.
Petition prompts SallieMae to change student loan rules
By Staff Writer | February 8An online petition started by the website Change.org caused loan service SallieMae to change the conditions on college loan fees last week.
