opinion

Library staff works through snowstorms

By Staff Writer | February 26

To the Editors:

Senior Column: Reflecting on stress, focusing on enjoyment

By Staff Writer | February 26

Our senior editors will be featured as columnists the rest of the semester, reflecting on their adventures and time spent at The Hall.

Don't let snow day backup get worse over spring break

By Editorial Board | February 26

Spring cleaning is just around the corner.

Employees deserve respect for work during closures

By Editorial Board | February 20

Between class cancellations, unfit driving conditions and slippery walkways, this winter has been undeniably difficult. Seton Hall University has been forced to cancel classes either entirely or partially on six occasions and just last week the gym was closed as a precautionary measure to assess whether the roof was structurally sound under the weight of the snow.

Senior Column: Learn to appreciate the changes you see in yourself

By Staff Writer | February 20

It sounds clich?©, but going to college is supposed to be a time for self-growth and maturity.

Greek unity plan for Ora a great first step

By Editorial Board | February 13

The plan by Housing and Residence Life to provide designated Greek Life space in Ora Manor will be part of many improvements coming to Greek Life at Seton Hall.

Let Sam change NFL

By David Heim | February 13

"Productive defender."

Biggest Loser' shrinks beyond healthy goal

By Editorial Board | February 6

On Tuesday evening, The Biggest Loser finale aired. What was supposed to be a celebration quickly stirred into a controversy.

We should be students first and social later

By Lindsay Rittenhouse | February 6

There are two extremes when it comes to how college students treat school.

Exercising caution when technology influences your workout

By Mary Marshall | January 30

Two weeks ago, Seton Hall unveiled the addition to the Richie Regan Recreation Center in the highly anticipated grand opening.

Fourth GrooveBoston is a change to 'rage responsibly'

By Editorial Board | January 30

The University announced Wednesday that GrooveBoston will be coming back to Seton Hall on March 21.

Don't let technology be a third wheel in your relationships

By Rachel Hassett | January 23

From Facebook and Instagram to Twitter and Vine, our world reaps the benefits of staying connected. Although it brings people together in ways former communication technology could not, should social media be deemed a good thing?

Weekly roundup: involvement, an app and lots of snow

By Editorial Board | January 23

The fall semester is filled with emails, advertisements, fliers and announcements regarding clubs and organizations to join, interest meetings to attend and surveys to fill out.

SNL diversity solution misses root of the problem

By Tiffany Do | January 15

Lorne Michaels, creator and producer of "Saturday Night Live," was under great scrutiny after hiring six new white, mostly male, cast members for the show's 39th season.

Guess what? We still can't have nice things

By Editorial Board | November 20

Mistreatment of others has come to the forefront of national news, such as the stories about Richie Incognito and the suicide of Tyler Clementi at Rutgers.

Advice for the holidays: for once, let everything go

By Samantha Giedris | November 20

Anyone who knows me knows that I like to complain about the little things as much as the big things. Possibly it's a side-effect of being the youngest child, but I think it's more likely a generational issue. We're used to getting everything we ask for as soon as we ask for it. It could be Netflix streaming slowly or a slightly long line outside of the caf, but mostly daily inconveniences pop up all over social media and fare forced upon those unlucky enough to be within earshot. It doesn't matter where we are or who we're with, there's always something to whine about.