Athletic Directors vote to expand Big East conference
By Staff Writer | October 5Since the departure of Pittsburgh and Syracuse on Sept. 18, the Big East Conference is already looking to expand its number of schools.
SPORTS
Pirates keep streak alive with fifth straight win
By Staff Writer | October 5For the first time in program history, the Seton Hall women's volleyball team had a player record a triple-double in a match.
Men cross country records best result
By Staff Writer | September 29The Seton Hall Cross-Country teams had their best meets of the season this past Friday at the Towson Invitational in Maryland.
Pirates split road matchups
By Staff Writer | September 29The women's soccer team defeated Pittsburgh 3-0 on Sunday, after losing to No. 23 West Virginia 4-0 on Friday.
Women prep for dual New York matchups
By Staff Writer | September 29Starting off the season with their best record since 1997, the women's soccer team returns home to face the Syracuse Orange on Friday and the St. John's Red Storm on Sunday.
Hall looks to beat USF
By Staff Writer | September 29Starting Big East play 2-0 for the first time since 1994, the volleyball team heads down to face the University of South Florida on Sunday.
Men's soccer looks for first Big East win
By Staff Writer | September 29Breaking a three-game winless streak with a win over Columbia on Tuesday, the men's soccer team welcomes the Villanova Wildcats to Owen T. Carroll Field on Saturday.
Volleyball continues streak
By Staff Writer | September 29The Seton Hall volleyball team continued their winning ways Wednesday evening by defeating the Fordham Rams by a score of 3-1 (25-18, 25-13, 21-25, 25-18). The win inproves the Hall's record to 11-6 while the Rams drop to 3-11.
Men's soccer: Hall defeats Columbia
By Staff Writer | September 28Following a disappointing start to the Big East season the men's soccer team rebounded with a 1-0 victory over an undermanned Columbia team.
Willard and staff give fans hope for future recruits
By Editorial Board | September 22Until Monday night, Seton Hall was considered a front runner, if not the top prospective school, to recruit Kyle Anderson, a top 5 high school basketball recruit out of New Jersey. In the final hours of the process, Anderson chose UCLA over SHU, causing widespread frustration within the University community.
Kevin Willard's future still bright for SHU
By Staff Writer | September 22Where does Seton Hall athletics go from here?
Women's soccer heads to the Mountains
By Staff Writer | September 22Coming off of a perfect 2-0 start to the Big East season the women's soccer team stays on the road to face West Virginia and Pittsburgh.
Realignment issues create questions about Big East's future
By Staff Writer | September 22Being a founding member of the Big East since 1979, Seton Hall is facing uncertainty along with the rest of the remaining schools in the conference after it was announced that Pittsburgh and Syracuse were leaving for the ACC on Sept. 17.
Volleyball will begin Big East play against Pittsburgh
By Staff Writer | September 22The Volleyball team enters Big East play on a hot streak, having won five of their last six matches.
SHU upset by Kyle Anderson's decision
By Staff Writer | September 21The Seton Hall campus breathed a collective sigh of frustration on Monday evening as one of the most heralded recruitment processes in recent memory came to a sudden end.
Men's soccer ties top ranked Maryland
By Staff Writer | September 21The Seton Hall men's soccer team held off the nation's top team on Tuesday as they finished a scoreless draw against the Maryland Terrapins at Owen T. Carroll Field.
Warren breaks school dig record as SHU wins two of three
By Staff Writer | September 18The Volleyball team held home court this weekend by winning two of their games in the Seton Hall Invitational tournament this weekend.
Women's soccer: Pirates win Big East opener
By Staff Writer | September 17A floating shot from senior Taylor Wilson found the back of the net in overtime as the women's soccer team defeated the Georgetown Hoyas 3-2 in each team's first Big East game of the year.
Basketball alumni join fellow Pirates overseas
By Staff Writer | September 15Former Seton Hall basketball standout Jeremy Hazell put pen to paper on a two-year contract with Lucentum Alicante of the prestigious Liga ACB in Spain this past week in a deal that contains an NBA option should he choose to pursue an NBA career after the league's current lockout is over.
Volleyball team even record with sweep at home
By Staff Writer | September 15After winning a close first set the volleyball team made easy work of the next two sets to earn the 3-0 victory over Hofstra on Tuesday.
