opinion

Ferguson and South Orange through Midwestern eyes

By John Fanta | September 4

There aren’t many more remarkable experiences than taking the 8:07 p.m. train from New York City and getting off in the small village of South Orange less than an hour later. It’s a daunting change of scenery for a Midwesterner like me, and the two places--the big city and the small village-- couldn’t be more different. But there is one common theme between the two, and it’s a theme that I’ve come to embrace at 400 South Orange Ave. as a student at Seton Hall University.

Wanderers be wary: stay safe in South Orange

By Editorial Board | September 4

Recent arrests off-campus have brought up the issue of safety, as it usually does sometime during the academic year.

Breaking Down the Decision: Lebron’s Return to a City in Need

By John Fanta | July 11

The King is returning to his throne. Four years after leaving the city of Cleveland, a town that has not had a championship in 50 years, Lebron James told Sports Illustrated that he has decided to come back to the Cavaliers, who he played for from 2003 to 2010.

LeBron's Maturity Could Be Key Piece to Return to Cleveland

By John Fanta | July 9

At 7:34 pm on Wednesday night, Lebron James parted ways with Miami Heat president Pat Riley, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports.

Letter from the Editor: What you are about to read almost did not exist

By Staff Writer | April 30

It's Sunday evening. Curtains up: Cue me, in a cardigan and sweatpants, dark hair tied into a loose bun that screams "this is my last week of classes ever." Yesterday's mascara is making a sad attempt to keep me looking awake. Somehow my bed is neatly made, but there's a half-eaten chocolate bunny at the foot. My thesis papers and reporter notebooks are everywhere. I have a final-round job interview first thing in the morning. Sheesh.