Seton Hall showed off its national recognition as the best college in America for holiday events at the 15th annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony on Tuesday, Dec. 3.
Disability Awareness and Accessibility at Seton Hall hosted their first-ever Awareness Week from April 22-28, a week that raises awareness on various disabilities.
The ecology club held Ecofest on April 23, an annual event in celebration of Earth Day that advocates for the environment.
Following their second open discussion in January, the Palestinian Student Association hosted Middle Ground on April 24, an open conversation where students discussed their viewpoints on the current conflict in Palestine.
The Muslim Student Association, a religious and cultural organization at Seton Hall dedicated to bringing Muslim students together, hosted their Islamic Awareness Week from April 15 to 19.
The International Student Association hosted their first World Cup event on April 18, which included music, free food and a competitive soccer tournament.
Seton Hall fraternity Alpha Chi Rho, hosted their Habitat Humanity philanthropy week from April 8 to April 12, a week of events intended to raise money for their philanthropy.
Sororities and fraternities hosted their annual Greek Week, a week consisting of various events designed to express Greek pride, from March 18 to 22.
Seton Hall students were ‘drowning’ in famous rapper A Boogie Wit da Hoodie’s music at the Student Activities Board annual Onward spring concert on March 26.
Zeta Phi Beta Inc., a multicultural sorority at Seton Hall that empowers Black women, hosted their Finer Womanhood Week from Feb. 25 to Feb. 28.
In honor of Black History Month, the West Indian Student Organization at Seton Hall hosted their “Island Legacies” event to showcase West Indian culture, food and historical figures on Feb. 19.
Adelante, an organization committed to empowering Latino students at Seton Hall, hosted ‘After Hours: Redefine the Borders of Your Mind,’ a talk show event that promotes discussion on mental health, on Feb. 7.
Following its initial open discussion, the Palestinian Student Association hosted its second conversation to discuss the ongoing situation in Palestine on Dec. 7.
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Amid the current crisis in Palestine, Muslim students at Seton Hall came together for a night of family and friends, diverse cuisines and speeches from guest speakers.
The Muslim Student Association and the Palestinian Student Association, along with other Muslim student organizations, hosted Dua’a Night for Palestine, a display of solidarity and commitment to raising awareness about the ongoing Palestinian struggle on Nov. 7.
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