Northwestern center transfers to Seton Hall
By Staff Writer | January 16The Seton Hall men's basketball team just got a 7-foot 2-inch boost to its already stellar 2014 recruiting class.
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Lacus gets down to business in and out of pool
By Staff Writer | January 16Swimming phenomenon Joey Lacus, a senior from Wethersfield, Conn. is an advertising design major along with a minor in business administration who has been able to successfully balance being a record-breaking swimmer and an academic all-star.
New fitness center unveiled
By Neal McHale | January 16One of the glaringly newest additions to Seton Hall this semester is the new fitness center located inside Richie Regan Recreation center.
Women's basketball looks to end streak of eight straight losses to DePaul
By Staff Writer | January 14The No. 1 team in the Big East women's basketball preseason rankings encounters the last-place team in the poll on Tuesday night, but both have proven that those rankings don't mean all that much.
Marquette slips by Pirates, 67-66
By Staff Writer | January 13The men's basketball team came up one point short of forcing overtime in a 67-66 heartbreaker against Marquette on Saturday afternoon.
Women's basketball break Villanova streak, win 64-56
By Staff Writer | January 13The Seton Hall women's basketball team edged Villanova on Saturday night, 64-56.
Pirates aim to regain winning ways at Marquette
By John Fanta | January 11Coming off two losses to two of the top teams in the Big East, Seton Hall hits the road for the first of three games away from the Prudential Center. The Pirates stand at 10-6 heading into Saturday's game at Marquette, as both teams are trying to regain their winning ways.
Creighton stops Hall's momentum, wins 79-66
By Staff Writer | January 4The Creighton Bluejays snapped the Seton Hall men's basketball team's three-game winning streak on Saturday afternoon, 79-66, thanks in large part to a 30-point performance from arguably the nation's best player, Doug McDermott.
Teague's return to court uncertain
By Staff Writer | January 4Senior center Eugene Teague's return date from a concussion will not be clear for the foreseeable future, according to head coach Kevin Willard.
Gibbs, Teague guide Pirates past Rutgers
By John Fanta | December 9Sophomore guard Sterling Gibbs compiled a game-high 27 points while senior center Eugene Teague put up 16 points and 16 boards as the Seton Hall men's basketball team topped Rutgers, 77-71, on Sunday night inside the Rutgers Athletic Center.
Swmming and diving teams perform well at Patriot Invitational
By Sean Saint Jacques | December 4The men's and women's swimming and diving teams go into the winter break on a high note after both teams put on stellar individual and overall performances at the Patriot Invitational.
SHU falls to Marquette, despite 'strong performances'
By Staff Writer | December 4Seton Hall kicked off a three-game weekend on Friday afternoon with a 3-2 (25-20, 23-25, 21-25, 26-24, 11-15) loss to Marquette, the top team in the Big East.
Mercer Bears encounter ends in defeat for Pirates
By Gary Phillips | December 4Despite a dominant performance from senior Fuquan Edwin, the Seton Hall University men's basketball team was unable to pull away with a win from the Mercer Bears on Saturday.
Pirates off pace in game against Farleigh Dickinson
By David Heim | December 4The men's basketball team was topped by Fairleigh Dickinson on Sunday in a game the Pirates entered in as 22 point favorites.
Alpha Sig wins 2013 Intramural Football Championship
By David Heim | November 21Alpha Sig defeated Sigma Pi 38- 18 last week to win the 2013 Intramural NCAA Division 1 Football Championship.
Fans should have reason to 'believe' in Big Blue
By Staff Writer | November 21The word "believe" has been thrown around the Giants' locker room as the NFL season progresses.
Cross country runs in Mid-Atlantic Regionals
By Staff Writer | November 21The Seton Hall men's and women's cross country teams had successful performances Friday at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Region- al where they competed against some of the highest-rated cross country teams in the nation.
Maayan must return to Israel
By David Heim | November 21It was announced Monday that Tom Maayan's sophomore season and Seton Hall career may be ending, according to a report in the New York Times.
New academic center opens for athletes
By Staff Writer | November 21Seton Hall Athletics will hopefully build on a record-set- ting academic performance from 2012-13 with the opening of the Charles W. Doehler Academic Center for Excellence.
1993-94 team honored
By John Fanta | November 21Although they had not been inside Walsh Gymnasium for 20 years, the 1993-94 Seton Hall women's basketball team left the court for the final time.
