Getting Starbucks on campus is a normal habit for many Seton Hall students. At any given hour, exhausted undergraduates can be found grabbing a good dose of caffeine, snacking on warm muffins and, most likely, draining their Pirate Bucks well before midterms.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers arrested an individual in the Tuxedo Park neighborhood near Seton Hall last week, prompting concerns ...
Seton Hall men’s soccer battled the No. 18-ranked Xavier Musketeers to a 0-0 draw Saturday afternoon at home, earning the Pirates their sixth tie of ...
Seton Hall hosted former New York Police Department Lt. Darrin Porcher on Oct. 8 for a discussion on the pressures impacting law enforcement leaders as ...
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers arrested an individual in the Tuxedo Park neighborhood near Seton Hall last week, prompting concerns among students about safety on and around campus. The arrest came amid reports of increased ICE activity across Essex County, leaving some students worried about the security of their peers.
Seton Hall men’s soccer and Sacred Heart battled through a physical matchup Tuesday night, but neither team could break through in the second half as the match ended in a 1-1 draw. With the tie, the Pirates are now 3-2-5 at the midway point of the season.
Getting Starbucks on campus is a normal habit for many Seton Hall students. At any given hour, exhausted undergraduates can be found grabbing a good dose of caffeine, snacking on warm muffins and, most likely, draining their Pirate Bucks well before midterms.
High-pitched screams. Blood soaking into a rotting wooden door frame. A knife raised inches from a character’s throat.
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