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Stillman student competes for $3,000 video prize

By Staff Writer | January 23

A business student has been selected as a finalist in the New York Federal Reserve Bank's Savvy Credit Video Contest for his video on how to improve your credit score.

The Bachelor' has audiences swooning

By Amanda Boyer | January 20

"The Bachelor" mansion is filled with love-struck bachelorettes once again, but this time 27 women live there, rather than 25.

Edwin breaks steals record in 67-57 win over Hoyas

By Staff Writer | January 18

Fuquan Edwin entered Saturday's game against Georgetown needing two steals to become the Seton Hall all-time steals leader.

Syfy bites off more than they can chew

By Staff Writer | January 16

Syfy's "Bitten" is unoriginal, but viewers who are addicted to urban romance and split lifestyles of fictional and supernatural creatures such as vampires and werewolves will enjoy it. It revolves around a young, bold, attractive woman, Elena Michaels (Laura Vandervoort), who is also a werewolf.

2014 entertainment preview

By Samantha Giedris | January 16

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Syfy's 'Helix' fails in delivery

By Staff Writer | January 16

Philosopher Samuel Coleridge said the suspension of disbelief comes only through an emotional truth within a fictional work. Pigs may fly, clouds may speak, and a DNA-changing virus may spread through lip-locking zombies as long as there's something for the viewer to latch onto-something that allows them to ignore the impossibility of the plot and identify with the characters. Something that makes it real.

Some fall grades posted late

By Rachel Hassett | January 15

Professors are supposed to post final grades 48 hours after the final exam, but not all professors met the deadline.

Couples move in before vows

By Staff Writer | January 15

Cohabitation is an increasingly popular social trend among young adults everywhere.

Work study students get boost pay

By Mary Marshall | January 15

Students in the work study program will benefit from New Jersey's minimum wage increase, which went into effect Jan 1.

Students stay over break

By Tiffany Do | January 15

More than 250 students spent some or all of winter break in campus housing, according to Director of Housing and Residence Life Tara Hart.

Alumnus designs synthetic bone

By Staff Writer | January 15

Seton Hall alumnus Kirk Mutafopulos '11 designed a synthetic bone graft substitute that prevents the loss of strength and stiffness during bone remodeling.

Former ambassador, dean of Diplomacy School dies after battling cancer

By Staff Writer | January 15

Ambassador Thomas Melady, former interim dean of the Whitehead School of Diplomacy and International Relations, died on Jan. 6 at his home in Washington, D.C.

New fitness center could define the semester

By Editorial Board | January 15

Kudos is definitely in order. The construction, planning and logistics of the new fitness center on campus proved to be successful.

Intern sees top book editors in their element

By Staff Writer | January 15

When well-known author Adam Gidwitz stopped by the offices of Penguin Publishing, English major Rachel Wease got to sit with him as he signed books "and talk about books all day."

Theft in UCenter caught on camera

By Staff Writer | January 15

No arrests have been made in a theft that occurred the afternoon of Jan. 9 in the University Center, according to Patrick Linfante, assistant vice president and director of Public Safety.

Pirates bounced by No. 8 Villanova, 83-67

By Staff Writer | January 9

The men's basketball team found themselves on the losing end of their first test against a ranked team with an 83-67 loss to the Wildcats at home.

Butler hands women's basketball first home loss

By John Fanta | January 5

It was a tale of two halves inside Walsh Gymnasium on Saturday. An 11-point halftime lead for Seton Hall was erased, as was the Pirates' unbeaten home record.