Walking across campus one day Tara Curry, a sophomore biology-physician assistant major, swore she saw her friend close by. Excited, Curry screamed, hoping to get her friend’s attention. Not only did she get the attention of the girl, who ended up not being her friend, but she also got the attention of all the other people walking to class that day.
If you’ve recently updated your Snapchat, you’ll notice that changes have been made to the app leaving users with mixed reactions.
Do you ever feel like making the transition from high school student to college student is belittled, as if it’s not a big deal? If so, the book “Five College Dialogues,” by Boston College graduate Ian Malone, may be for you.
Whether you need to fix a loose button or learn how to get rid of a stain on your new shirt, YouTube how-to videos are not only helpful, but also addicting. The most viewed how-to videos range from makeup tutorials to cooking tips.
Shauni Figueroa, a sophomore listens to music that is considered anything but mainstream. Driving in the car with Figueroa you would most likely be listening to Led Zeppelin. She said she would not be caught dead listening to country or pop.
The fifth annual Pirate’s Pitch program hosted by Seton Hall is a great way for student entrepreneurs of all experience levels to present their business ideas to the community.
As you lay asleep awaiting the sound of your alarm, you may be dreaming of beach waves and that summertime glow.
College is expensive. Whether commuters or residents, students spend a significant amount of money not only on tuition, but on books, food, clothing, transportation and housing.
The Student Activities Board (SAB) has many exciting programs and trips planned for the SHU student body this spring.
The blockbuster movies coming out this year are full of action and adventure. Also, some of these movies happen to be sequels or the continuation of a well-known series that’s been hyped for the past couple of years.
College students can agree that buying textbooks for class is a dreaded task. Regardless of your major, chances are the school bookstore prices are a little steeper than our pockets allow. Some majors have more expensive book requirements than others but if the cost can be avoided, we are all for it.
Dieting has been and always will be a fad that will be revisited throughout your life. Here are just a few ways that people diet: counting calories; eating more, but smaller meals throughout the day; eating fewer, but larger meals; exercising without changing your food intake or just making healthy meal choices. Which is better?
Choosing a salad over a burger or daily study sessions over cramming is a challenge we all face.
Most students sleep right through the most important meal of the day, myself included.
The Midtown Direct Rep (MDR) company will host a new musical production stage reading of “Helen of Troy” at the South Orange Performing Arts Center.
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