Hit the books
By Rachel Hassett | April 23Although the library will extend its hours the week before finals, students still struggle with the current year-round schedule.
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Hippies, streaker hallmark of '70s style
By Staff Writer | April 23A dress code is typically associated with Catholic schools, but Seton Hall and its students aren't faced with this problem today, although this wasn't always the case.
SHUFly asks for feedback
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | April 23SHUFly satisfaction surveys are being distributed through email to the Seton Hall community.
Keynote speaker chosen for graduation
By Staff Writer | April 23Is food the "new sex?" Is Eminem "right"?
Greek Life Update
By Mary Marshall | April 23The Greek Community will welcome two new sororities to campus next year.
Seton Hall snowboarders meet Olympians
By Staff Writer | April 23Members of the Snowboarding Club mingled with Olympians while volunteering at the Burton U.S. Snowboarding Open in Colorado recently.
Student creates blog after Haiti trips
By Staff Writer | April 23A fellow Pirate assisted those in Haiti twice during her time at Seton Hall.
Provost continues to add Centers of Excellence
By Staff Writer | April 23Three departments from the College of Arts and Sciences have been designated as Centers of Excellence by the Office of the Provost.
Color-coded hallways to help residents 'find their way'
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | April 23If you've ever visited a friend in Aquinas Hall and ended up lost in a maze of dim hallways and white walls, you'll be pleased to know with the renovations comes color-coded wings or "way finding."
Successful Health Fair educates students
By Staff Writer | April 18The slogan of this year's Health Fair, which ran from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Thursday, April 10, was "Just for the Health of it!"
Program connects residents
By Staff Writer | April 11Sophomore Discovery Program had a chance to connect with fellow residents before the move-in date during a special meet-and-greet event.
Provost announces 2014 commencement speaker
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | April 11The 2014 commencement speaker and honorary degree recipient is Mary Tedeschi Eberstadt, author and senior fellow of the Ethics and Public Policy Center, as announced by the Provost in an email sent on Friday, April 11 at 5:21 p.m.
Brazil showcased at SHU event
By Staff Writer | April 10For the past 14 years, Lambda Theta Alpha has chosen one Latin American country to bring to Seton Hall University through music and food.
University names Yates chair as Woman of the Year
By Staff Writer | April 10Professor Deirdre Yates is this year's recipient of Seton Hall's Woman of the Year Award.
Trauma drama
By Staff Writer | April 9Blood flowed freely at the field house on Tuesday as nursing students worked to treat injuries in the midst of chaos.
Laundry costs will not be added to room fees
By Staff Writer | April 9Doing laundry will remain a "pay as you go" setup, rather than incorporating laundry facilities into student fees, according to John Signorello, associate vice president of facilities and operations.
SGA inaugurates new members
By Staff Writer | April 9In his nine-minute inaugural address, the incoming student government president reaffirmed his promise to address student concerns during an induction ceremony.
SHU discredits review's poor ranking of school
By Mary Marshall | April 9The University finds little stock in a survey ranking schools with the "worst reputation," which Seton Hall topped.
Commuters may get resident privileges
By Tiffany Do | April 9A program that will make it easier for commuters to enter residence halls is in the works.
Students attempt to outsmart exams
By Staff Writer | April 3Smartphone technology has taken cheating to the next level. Students across campus admit to using smartphones to Google test answers, take pictures of class notes and message friends for answers during tests. While Seton Hall University has policies governing academic integrity, they do not deter some students.
