Cultural club awards active female students
By Nisha Desai | March 30On March 25, The Chancellor’s Suite was filled with music like “This Girl’s on Fire” and “Formation,” relaying the singular message: girls rock.
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ROTC rallies to keep SGA Senate seat
By Claudia Emanuele | March 29Tensions were high at the SGA meeting on March 13 as ROTC representation in the student government’s Senate was debated.
Student veterans build network to make each other at home
By Nicole Peregrina | March 23Senior Conor Murtagh went through a slight culture shock going from life in the armed forces to Seton Hall. In order to better adjust to life on campus, he reached out to others on campus who might understand his difficulties.
SPO seeks to spread message of Campus Ministry
By Staff Writer | March 1Grounded in faith, and a desire to make sure it has a prominent place on college campuses, St. Paul’s Outreach gives students the opportunity to lead a fulfilling college life through faith and understanding.
Students dive into philanthropy at Polar Plunge
By Erika Szumel | March 1February in New Jersey usually consists of snow, Snuggies, and staying indoors with a hot cup of cocoa. However, one event breaks this stereotype every February and brings thousands of people outside – to the beach. On Saturday, Feb. 25, Seton Hall students, among thousands of other New Jersey residents and visitors, participated in the 24th Annual Polar Bear Plunge at 1 p.m., in Seaside Heights, NJ.
Employers find no magic number in internships
By Staff Writer | February 23With the next career fair on Feb. 28, and applications for summer internships being sent out, many students are starting to wonder how to choose the right internship and what prior experience is necessary.
Freelance writers enjoy creative freedom
By Margarita Willamson | February 16Working when you want, how you want and where you want are some of the advantages of a career in freelance writing.
Data Science Club working toward more efficient future
By Staff Writer | February 15Whose favorite color is red, has four wheels, an affinity for raspberry pi, and is learning to drive? Her name is Joanna and she is an example of the Data Science Club’s effort toward innovation.
EMT worker reflects on Hoboken train crash
By Staff Writer | February 9Thursday, Sept. 29, 2016, a New Jersey Transit train crashed into the Hoboken Terminal, due to the engineer’s undiagnosed sleep disorder. The tragic accident, which resulted in more than 100 people injured and one dead, is what led Jeremy Garriga to the scene.
Professor talks faith, religion and film in book
By Staff Writer | February 9In her new book, Catholic Literature and Film: Incarnational Love and Suffering, English and Catholic Studies professor Dr. Nancy Enright depicts a distinctive interpretation of watching films through a religious lens.
Professor brings military style to SHU public relations classes
By Zachary Wohl | February 9Professor Nicole Dieso is teaching for the first time at Seton Hall this semester, yet she has already attracted the interests of other faculty members and students due to her unique, confrontational teaching method.
CPC sorority membership resonates with students
By Staff Writer | February 9After this year’s CPC Formal Recruitment, Seton Hall’s Greek Life community grew by 22.2 percent according to Greek Life liason Michael Davis.
LGBTQ community talks about life on campus
By Alyssa Schirm | February 8When asked about how accepted they feel on campus, several students in same-sex relationships at SHU had mixed answers, ranging from good to bad. Each student who was interviewed, all in same-sex relationships, relayed stories of incidents where they felt deliberately unsafe or unaccepted on campus.
Humans of SHU: student’s competitive spirit drives business
By Julie Trien | February 2Since launching his application development business, Alpha Dev, in late December 2016, junior accounting and economics major Michael Solimini has created apps for companies such as Hazel Boutique and Outcast Sport Fishing.
ASA explores cultural connections
By Staff Writer | January 26The African Student Association (ASA) prides itself on reaching out to students who are interested in African culture and are accepting of any students who are willing to embrace the culture. Its mission is to teach students about the African culture.
Students speak out on language requirements
By Valerie Qiu Wen Ong | January 25Language courses are a part of the core requirements in the Seton Hall curriculum. While almost everyone has to attend these classes, the question to ask is whether the classes are really helping the students learn these languages.
Entrepreneur awarded for language game
By Claudia Emanuele | January 25At Seton Hall, the Emerging Entrepreneur of the Year award is given to outstanding entrepreneurs who have been a part of the Hall community. This past year, Ryan Skolnick was given the award for his company, Aveho Learning, which is a fully immersive, photorealistic, language learning video game.
