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Pirates' ship continues to sink

By Staff Writer | February 3

The Seton Hall men's basketball team continued its downward spiral on Saturday afternoon, losing 69-46 to the struggling Connecticut Huskies and extending its losing streak to six games.

Communication honors society makes comeback

By Staff Writer | February 1

Lambda Pi Eta, the National Communication Association's honor society at four-year colleges and universities, is making an attempt to return to Seton Hall's campus.

Servant leadership major focus for Arts & Sciences dean applicant

By Staff Writer | February 1

"I would first buy season basketball tickets and show my pride," Michael Zavada, Ph.D., said, if he were selected as the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences.

School of Nursing requiring e-book software

By Lindsay Rittenhouse | February 1

In an effort to be more innovative, Seton Hall now requires all nursing majors to buy nursing e-book's instead of standard hardcover textbooks.

University's reputation motivates professor to apply for lead role

By Staff Writer | February 1

Seton Hall University has "a great deal of potential," a candidate for the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences said.

Lab entry may switch to card swipe

By Staff Writer | February 1

To prevent unauthorized entry and theft, a swipe-only entry to classrooms and/or the building may be implemented in McNulty Hall.

SGA to address cafeteria cleanliness

By Staff Writer | February 1

The Student Government Association discussed the condition of tables in the cafeteria at their weekly Monday meeting.

Meatless Monday' initiative increases vegetarian options

By Staff Writer | February 1

Gourmet Dining Services announced its "Meatless Monday" initiative that will offer an increased amount of vegetarian meals every Monday at Seton Hall University, according to a news release from the Humane Society of the United States.

UPDATE: Housing and Residence Life announces refunds available until Mar. 28

By Staff Writer | February 1

The 2012-2013 housing deposit is now refundable up until the first day of room selection, Mar. 28, according to a status update on the Housing and Residence Life Facebook page at 4:27 p.m. today.

Candidate says Hall could rank in top 100 nationally

By Staff Writer | February 1

College of Arts and Sciences dean candidate John Kiss, Ph.D., proposes bringing Seton Hall into the top 100 universities in the country.

Business aptitude test offered

By Staff Writer | February 1

Seton Hall University is one of the first universities in the country selected to allow students to participate in a new aptitude test developed by the Bloomberg Institute, named the Bloomberg Assessment Test.

MTV seeks underclassmen for trivia game show

By Staff Writer | February 1

An ambush-style game show on MTV is looking to recruit Seton Hall freshmen and sophomores for a local casting call this month.

Seton Hall drops fourth straight Big East game

By Staff Writer | January 28

The Seton Hall men's basketball team continued its lackluster shooting on Saturday night, falling to the No 25 Louisville Cardinals, 60-51, and extending the Pirate losing streak to four games.

Talent show to kick-off Relay for Life season

By Staff Writer | January 25

Seton Hall University's Colleges Against Cancer chapter will hold its second annual SHU Away Cancer talent show at 9 tonight in the Main Lounge.

Arts and Sciences Committee eyes core alteration guidelines

By Staff Writer | January 25

Following a Dec. 2 faculty meeting, the College of Arts & Sciences elected a committee to create guidelines that will review the existing core curriculum as well as the process of new courses, according to Dr. Mary Balkun.

Esteban and South Orange Village president arrange monthly meetings

By Staff Writer | January 25

South Orange President Alex Torpey and Seton Hall President Dr. A. Gabriel Esteban have met several times to ensure Seton Hall and the Village are on the same page when making decisions that will impact both communities, according to Torpey.