At October’s College Broadcast Institute Awards Seton Hall’s WSOU was nominated for “Best Audio Special Broadcast” for its coverage of the 2021 NJ Gubernatorial race. WSOU came in fourth, losing first to Montclair State University.
For some it can be seen as another topping on a hamburger, but for Seton Hall students it’s the perfect slice of getting involved around campus.
To help students relax after midterms season, the Student Activities Board (SAB) hosted a mixed-level yoga class with rescue puppies on Nov. 11.
With the holiday season just around the corner, Dunkin’s holiday specials are officially on the menu and students are sharing their favorite drink orders.
Members of Seton Hall Theater are used to memorizing scripts, but memorizing how to pronounce each word correctly in a British accent posed a new challenge as they learned their roles for "A Murder is Announced," performed at the South Orange Performing Arts Center on Oct. 20-23.
Collegiate Panhellenic Council sororities gathered to compete against each other with coaching help from Interfraternity Council fraternities in a flag football tournament, also known as powderpuff, on Oct. 22.
As Halloween approaches, students are channeling their pop culture favorites and traditional ideas into their costumes to dress to impress this spooky season.
The Women’s Network, an organization run by women for women, is a group that supports and helps students at Seton Hall to prepare for their futures.
Gaten Matarazzo discussed “Stranger Things,” Broadway and beyond on Oct. 13 at SHU Speaks, a Q&A event hosted by the Student Activities Board.
Filipino American History Month is celebrated during October to honor the culture and history of Filipino American people. The FLASH Dance Troupe, better known as FLASH DT, is a branch of FLASH, the Filipino League at Seton Hall, and provides a safe space for members of the Filipino community.
With just three months left, seniors graduating this winter are looking ahead to what waits for them as they pass through the gates of campus into the real world.
Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to celebrate the Latinx community, history, culture and traditions. Seton Hall’s Adelante, a Latinx student organization, is doing just that both this month and year-round.
The summer season has ended and fall has begun and students are switching out their tank tops for sweaters, shorts for jeans and their sandals for boots.
From hanging out with friends on the green to attending study groups, here is a list of five things commuters can do to be more involved on campus.
A new group called Girls Group for Gains has formed on campus, advocating for women’s safety in the rec center.
To prepare for life after college, students are talking about their internship opportunities they have received while at Seton Hall.
As the semester comes to an end, finals are quickly approaching and students are buckling down for the inevitable stress that comes with it.
Along with the many places to eat in South Orange, the Village offers a variety of stores for students to shop at and enjoy.
After her nomination to the Supreme Court, Seton Hall students weighed in on whether Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson deserved the position on the Supreme Court.
The class of 2022 has been through many ups and downs, with their last year as undergraduate students being the first primarily in-person school year since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Among this group is Paul Oburu, a computer science major, business owner, photographer, Pirates fan, and proud Seton Hall student from Kenya who hasn’t seen his family in three years due to COVID-19.
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