University closes due to severe flooding
By Daniel O'Connor | Sep. 2This is an evolving story. Check back soon for updates.
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Students weigh in on Seton Hall returning to a primarily in-person format for the upcoming semester
By Ellen Paul | Aug. 17After over a year of classes and clubs going primarily virtual, students have differing opinions about the change to in-person this upcoming fall semester.
Majority of students prefer stricter vaccine enforcement, oppose universal mask mandate, Setonian survey finds.
By Daniel O'Connor | Aug. 17A majority of students are opposed to the University’s newly imposed mask mandate, and support stricter enforcement of its vaccine mandate, a survey by The Setonian found.
University extends indoor mask requirement until further notice
By Daniel O'Connor | Aug. 12Seton Hall will require masks indoors on all its campuses until further notice, according to a Thursday email from the Health Intervention and Communication Team (HICT).
Faculty group calls for stricter vaccine mandate, mask requirements
By Daniel O'Connor | Aug. 7A Seton Hall faculty group has published a 'letter of concern' regarding the University’s reopening plans for the fall semester, calling for an enforceable vaccine mandate and an indoor masking requirement.
New York City introduces vaccine mandate for indoor dining, venues.
By Daniel O'Connor | Aug. 4New York City is mandating proof of COVID-19 vaccination to enter many indoor businesses in the city, including indoor restaurants and entertainment venues, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Tuesday.
University reinstates indoor mask mandate for “at least” two weeks
By Daniel O'Connor | July 30Seton Hall will require masks in all indoor settings on its campuses for “at least the next two weeks,” according to an email sent by the Health Intervention Communication Team (HICT) on Friday morning.
Seton Hall's Mamukelashvili selected 54th overall in 2021 NBA Draft
By Justin Sousa | July 30Sandro Mamukelashvili becomes the 29th player in Seton Hall history to be drafted into the NBA and second to be drafted during Kevin Willard’s tenure as head coach.
Myles Powell sues Seton Hall and men's basketball staff over injury misdiagnosis
By Brendan Balsamo | July 19Myles Powell, a former guard for the Seton Hall men’s basketball team, has sued Seton Hall University, coach Kevin Willard, and a staff member for allegedly failing to diagnose a knee injury during his senior year.
Men's basketball announces addition of new assistant coach and promotion of Billmeier
By Thomas Donnelly | June 25Seton Hall men's basketball announced the addition of Donald Copeland to the coaching staff of promotion of Grant Billmeier to associate assistant coach.
Seton Hall remembers rising sophomore killed in boating accident
By Daniel O'Connor | June 16The Seton Hall community is mourning the loss of rising sophomore Corey Molinari, 19 of Whippany, New Jersey, who died early Sunday morning after a boating accident in Barnegat Bay.
Garden State Hardwood Classic returns for upcoming season
By Brendan Balsamo | June 9Seton Hall announced that they have scheduled their first men's basketball game in two years against Rutgers to reignite Garden State Hardwood Classic rivalry.
NJ AAUP protests restructuring plan
By Daniel O'Connor | June 3The New Jersey American Association of University Professors (NJAAUP) has sent a letter to University President Dr. Joseph Nyre protesting the University's proposed restructuring plan.
University to require COVID-19 vaccinations for fall semester
By Daniel O'Connor | May 14Seton Hall will require every member of the University community to receive a COVID-19 vaccine before the fall semester, the Executive Cabinet announced in an email to students Friday. Exemptions will be made for religious, health, and “personal” reasons.
University announces controversial restructure plan
By Daniel O'Connor | May 13The Provost announced a plan to restructure the University’s schools and colleges, titled “seeds of innovation,” in an email to students on April 23 in a bid to reduce administration costs. The controversial restructure is one of the first implementation steps for the “Harvest Our Treasures” strategic plan, and would affect seven colleges at the University.
BJ Novak entertains Seton Hall students during virtual SAB Q&A
By Brooke McCormick | May 11Seton Hall’s Student Activities Board (SAB) hosted BJ Novak, an actor most prominently known for his role in “The Office,” for a virtual comedic conversation and Q&A on April 30.
New restaurant provides healthier options for the South Orange community
By Staff Writer | May 11Recently opening in South Orange, the Juice Hub provides a selection of healthy juices, smoothies and other vegan dishes.
No. 6 Seton Hall fall to No. 3 Indiana in quarterfinals of College Cup
By Matthew Collins | May 11All stories come to an end, and the improbable run for the Seton Hall men’s soccer team came to an end on Monday with a 2-0 loss to the Indiana Hoosiers in the Elite Eight of the NCAA Men's Soccer Tournament. The Elite Eight appearance was the first for the Pirates since 1988, which also saw the Pirates lose our on a Final Four spot to Indiana.
Majority of students partially vaccinated, support vaccine mandate for fall as University sees first COVID-19 case-free week since September
By Daniel O'Connor | May 7Eighty percent of students have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, while 42% are fully vaccinated, according to a recent survey conducted by The Setonian.
No. 6 Seton Hall advances to Elite Eight after penalty shootout win over Virginia Tech
By Justin Sousa | May 7For the first time since 1988 and only the second time in program history, the Seton Hall men's soccer team will be heading to the quarter finals of the College Cup. The Pirates punched their ticket to the Elite Eight after beating Virginia Tech 7-6 in a penalty kick shootout after remaining level at 2-2 through two periods of overtime on Thursday night.
