Hall makes safety top priority
By Staff Writer | September 16In a broadcast e-mail to the University two weeks ago, the department of Public Safety and Security announced the off-campus muggings of three Seton Hall students.
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Library hours increased
By Staff Writer | September 16After much protest by students and several meetings between the Student Government Association and faculty, Walsh Library's hours of operation have been increased.
Guetti discusses love for Seton Hall
By Staff Writer | September 16Joan Guetti, former chair of the department of mathematics and computer science, was appointed to the position of interim dean of the College of Arts & Sciences after it was vacated by Joseph Marbach earlier this year when he accepted a provost position as his alma mater, LaSalle University.
Other news at the Hall
By Staff Writer | September 15Oak Ridge's Brianna Treacy began Irish dancing 12 years ago, following in the footsteps of her mother.
Hall goes winless against top teams
By Staff Writer | September 9Over the weekend, the Pirates opened the regular season in North Carolina, going up against two of the top five ranked teams in the nation.
Pirates victorious in home opener
By Staff Writer | September 9The woman's volleyball team defeated in-state rival, Princeton, 3-1, on Tuesday night, winning their first game home game of the season in Walsh Gymnasium, putting their record at 3-4.
Documentary features Boland Hall fire survivors
By Staff Writer | September 9The depth of human character is rarely tested to such an extent as it was, and still is, for Alvaro Llanos and Shawn Simons following the Boland Hall fire nearly 10 years ago. For these two men, overcoming this catastrophe has meant healing on many levels and a reintegrating of themselves into a life they once knew; a life that was set ablaze on January 19, 2000.
Held up outside the Hall
By Staff Writer | September 9Three Seton Hall students were robbed at gun point off campus on Sept. 2 in two different incidences, according to the Department of Public Safety and Security.
Late penalty kick sends Hall to loss
By Staff Writer | September 9Seton Hall fell to No. 8 Maryland at home on Wednesday night, 3-2, in a battle that was decided in the 80th minute.
WSOU continues tradition of giving back to troops
By Staff Writer | September 9Seton Hall's award winning radio station, WSOU, recently joined forces with "Define the Meaning," a music and lifestyle magazine taking initiative to ship CDs to troops overseas, as a part of Operation Gratitude.
Residence hall upgrades start with Cabrini remodel
By Staff Writer | September 9Over the summer, several residence halls on campus underwent renovations, the most noticeable being the remodeling of Cabrini.
Fraternity shows support for basketball alum's charity
By Staff Writer | September 9This past summer, the brothers of Phi Kappa Theta teamed up with their new philanthropy organization, Team Walker, for a fundraising walk.
Cove renovations display Seton Hall's pirate spirit
By Staff Writer | September 9The Pirate's Cove in the University Center is currently undergoing renovations which will boast numerous upgrades for students to enjoy.
Esteban speaks about path to presidency
By Staff Writer | September 9After spending nearly four years as the provost of Seton Hall University, Dr. Gabriel Esteban received a simple phone call from the chair of the board of regents, offering him the position as interim president in June 2010.
Turf gives new look to Owen T. Carroll
By Staff Writer | September 9Owen T. Carroll Field, the primary athletic field on the campus of Seton Hall University, underwent various renovations this summer. The field is the home to men's and women's soccer, as well as the baseball team.
Service on Saturdays celebrates one year anniversary after surviving funding issues
By Staff Writer | September 9Service on Saturdays (SOS), a relatively new program offered by the Division of Volunteer Efforts, will have its first anniversary this fall.
Flaws in Science Center lead to building closures
By Staff Writer | September 2The Science and Technology Center is undergoing major construction due to issues found with the building's limestone façade.
Dorm ethernet ports shut down, wireless upgraded
By Staff Writer | September 2The first phase of the multifaceted project to turn the Seton Hall campus completely wireless began in June 2010, by first shutting off all ethernet capabilities.
Gonzo: Anything but gone
By Staff Writer | September 2When the Seton Hall men's basketball team lost to Texas Tech on their home court in the National Invitational Tournament, student fans at Prudential Center began a loud chant of "Fire Bobby."
Library slashes hours to save money
By Staff Writer | September 2A reduction in library hours, mostly due to a lack of funds and student use during certain hours, has Seton Hall students in an uproar.
