Registration begins for Seton Hall Tedx conference
By Staff Writer | April 10The third annual TEDx event will take place on April 21 and is open to all faculty and students.
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Nurses Association holds free student health clinic
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | April 5The Student Nurses Association held a completely free health fair, in which students could receive basic medical check-ups, such as glucose screening, blood pressure checks, eye and ear screenings and more on Monday.
On campus newspaper delivery program ends after trial run
By Staff Writer | April 5During last week's meeting, the Student Government Association announced that the Collegiate Readership Program is cancelled until further notice due to budgetary reasons.
Photos: Justice for Trayvon
By Staff Writer | March 30Students walked across campus Wednesday wearing hoodies to show solidarity with the 'Justice for Trayvon' movement. Trayvon Martin, 17, was shot and killed last month in Florida by a member of the community's neighborhood watch, George Zimmerman, 28. Nationwide, people have expressed outrage that Zimmerman was not charged in the killing.
Safety top priority for SGA candidates in presidential race
By Staff Writer | March 29New and better cafeteria options, increased off-campus safety precautions, enhanced housing quality and fulltime library hours are a few changes promised by the Student Government Association's two presidential hopefuls.
SGA hopes survey will support move to go smoke-free
By Staff Writer | March 29Attempting to make Seton Hall a smoke-free campus, the Student Government Association sent out a smoking survey to find out students' views of smoking on campus.
Top executives discuss life after college athletics
By Staff Writer | March 29The Seton Hall Department of Athletics hosted the first ever student athlete leadership forum on March 22 in Walsh Gymnasium to discuss life after college for junior and senior student atheletes.
Off-campus robbery prompts full search of University grounds
By Staff Writer | March 29An armed robbery in close proximity to the University caused the first Pirate Alert of the spring semester to be sent at 11:45 p.m. Friday, March 23.
University enforcing no alcohol on Green
By Staff Writer | March 29As a mild winter turns into an unseasonably warm spring, students have gathered on the green with Frisbees, footballs and blankets.
Guidelines created for A&S core curriculum
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | March 29The newly formed ad hoc committee met several times recently to create guidelines on how courses should be reviewed before added to the Arts & Sciences core curriculum; however, the committee has not reviewed any courses for submission to date.
Foundation honors local firefighters for rescue efforts in Boland Hall fire
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | March 28The Aspiring Kindness foundation, founded in 2010, made its way to The South Orange Fire Department on Sunday, March 25, to give back to the fire fighters who risked their lives in the Boland Hall fire in 2000, and who continually risk their lives every day.
Police investigating armed robbery on Irvington Avenue
By Staff Writer | March 23Update: (12:11 a.m.): Police have completed their search and did not locate the suspects, and the campus is clear, according to a second Pirate Alert text message.
College of Arts & Sciences chooses Zavada as dean
By Staff Writer | March 22"Among all places I applied, when I walked away, I thought 'that's the place I wanted to go.' This is very important to me," said Michael Zavada, Ph.D, who was announced the new dean of the College of Arts & Sciences last week.
Strawser officially named as dean of Stillman School
By Staff Writer | March 21After serving time as acting dean, Joyce Strawser Ph.D. was named the official dean of the Stillman School of Business in a broadcast email on Wednesday, March 14.
Sophomore summer course discount confirmed
By Staff Writer | March 21Seton Hall is promoting two summer deals for students,"Work on your degree and live rent free" and the "take two" special.
Significance of Dean's List honor varies across campus
By Staff Writer | March 21For students and administration alike, the meaning and celebration of academic honors such as the Dean's List brings about a variety of responses.
Laptop refresh on hold for sophomores
By Staff Writer | March 21Sophomores will no longer receive their laptop refresh this spring and the delay has created mixed responses on campus.
South Orange a top college town for adults to live
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | March 21The Village of South Orange ranked No. 9 on MSN's real estate's list of top 10 college towns.
Dunkin' Donuts to open at Walsh Library next fall
By Staff Writer | March 21Dunkin' Donuts will no longer be a walk into town. Seton Hall University announced Monday that a Dunkin' Donuts will be opening on campus for the fall 2012 semester.
