Students suggest locker improvements
By Staff Writer | April 3Student opinions are divided in response to the Richie Regan Recreation and Athletic Center's new locker rooms.
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Parking deck, Stafford to be done in fall
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | April 3The big trucks carrying slabs of concrete for the parking deck construction will be gone by the end of the week, according to University officials.
Hoffman wins
By Staff Writer | April 2After a hard-fought campaign, sophomore Timothy Hoffman has been elected as Student Government Association president for the 2014-2015 academic year.
Off-campus shooter convicted in student's murder
By Staff Writer | April 2With the conviction of the man who murdered Jessica Moore her family can finally start to heal, three years after she was shot to death at an off-campus party.
Media misrepresentation central topic at SHU Speaks
By Staff Writer | March 28Award-winning filmmaker Jennifer Siebel Newsom spoke at the 2014 SHU Speaks event on Wednesday, Mar. 26.
Alumni Relations team expands staff, adds six new clubs
By Staff Writer | March 27The Alumni Relations team is trying to strengthen the relationship between the alumni and the Seton Hall Community by expanding its staff.
Sundance film director visits SHU
By Staff Writer | March 27Wednesday night award-winning filmmaker Jennifer Siebel Newsom spoke to students about the negative effects that mainstream media has on women and their image to the public.
Security ensures student safety at GrooveBoston
By Mary Marshall | March 27GrooveBoston's revamped security procedures created one of the most "successful" events to date, according to Assistant Vice President for Public Safety and Security Patrick Linfante.
Student Twitter accounts target SHUfly
By Staff Writer | March 27Seton Hall students have launched a petition asking Public Safety to deal with the SHUfly driver who has been accused of leaving the SHUfly unattended with passengers on board, talking on a cell phone and drinking and driving.
Officials get few complaints
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | March 26The trucks transporting building material for the parking deck have received little negative feedback, according to Vice President of Administrations Dennis Garbini and Associate Vice President of Facilities and Operations John Signorello.
Nurse talks viruses
By Staff Writer | March 26Seton Hall has been plagued with various cases of vomiting and nausea.
SetonCAT online search made easy
By Rachel Hassett | March 26The beta version of the new library catalog, WorldCat Local, went online on March 17 and includes several new features that increase the ease and efficiency of library searches.
Off-campus housing prices, quality compared
By Staff Writer | March 26Across the University, residents and commuters alike debate the convenience, price, and quality of living off campus as compared to living on campus.
SXSW student winner to speak on campus
By Staff Writer | March 26Senior Taseen Peterson and winner of the South by Southwest Student Startup Championship will speak at Epsilon Nu Tau's National Conference on campus Saturday, April 12.
Commuters react to truck traffic
By Staff Writer | March 26Student commuters have had different experiences with trucks that have been delivering slabs for the parking deck.
Clinicals shape aspiring nurses' careers
By Staff Writer | March 20Rocking a baby to sleep, offering comfort to a woman in pain or inserting a catheter: these are all experiences that could never occur inside a classroom.
Candidates start the race for SGA presidency
By Staff Writer | March 20Just as the campus starts to thaw after months of ice cold weather, the Student Government elections start to heat up.
Food claim clarified by student
By Staff Writer | March 20On March 4, student Kayelyn Dyson told the Setonian she and her friend allegedly found what she described as a "worm" in the broccoli she was eating in the Dining Hall cafeteria.
Students use Pirate's Gold for cigarettes in bookstore
By Staff Writer | March 20The population of cigarette smokers on campus is noticeable, but something that isn't so noticeable is the amount of students that buy those cigarettes with Pirate's Gold.
Traffic replaced, walk-in gates stay closed
By Staff Writer | March 20The yield sign, among others, located at the main gate of the University seems to have been invisible to most people until it was recently replaced.
