After dealing with a winter for the record books and with spring’s official arrival on Friday, Seton Hall students are looking for the first sign of spring weather to leave the frigid months in the past.
As tensions escalate between the United States and the Iranian regime, Seton Hall students are grappling with what a widening Middle East conflict could mean for their daily lives and families abroad.
At the end of the dozens of pages in a Seton Hall class syllabus is a section that many may ignore, as the Statement of Disability Support Services does not apply to them. However, for many students, the Office of Disability Support Services (DSS) plays a crucial role in their learning.
The stereotypical college spring break looks like drinks on the beach in Miami, Cancun, or Punta Cana—not cooped up in a dorm room in 30-degree weather.
As national optimism sinks to its lowest level in nearly two decades, Seton Hall students are balancing anxiety about politics, affordability and the job market with personal hope, ambition and resilience.
Fizz, a community-based discussion and news feed app, has become a platform for Seton Hall students to connect through text, image or video posts.
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill announced the development of an online portal that allows residents to upload videos documenting interactions with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). An exact launch date for the portal is yet to be released.
Everyone shows and receives love in different ways, and there is always pressure to balance money and time, or to do something conventional, but fresh, when it comes to relationships.
With Black Friday right around the corner, many SHU students are setting their sights on the big deals on the holiday—but perhaps not in the traditional manner.
Students got to channel their inner Elphaba and Glinda on Friday, as the Students Activity Board (SAB) hosted a “Wicked Pop Up Shop” in the University Center event lounge.
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