Explicit pics raise concerns
By Staff Writer | November 21University administrators have spoken out against sexually explicit images that have been posted and distributed digitally by Seton Hall students.
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Sister Rose Thering Fund declares Kristnallnacht Week
By Staff Writer | November 21The Sister Rose Thering Fund chose to honor Kristallnacht by declaring the Nov. 9-17as Kristallnacht Week.
Pirate alum experiences Red Sox success
By Staff Writer | November 21Seton Hall alumnus David Lewis (2012) got to witness the victorious season of the Red Sox while working as an inside sales representative for the Red Sox Front Office.
Cryptolocker virus attacks computers on campus
By Staff Writer | November 21Computer files are encrypted and held for "ransom" after the Cryptolocker, a new malware, gains control of your documents.
Students prepare for 2-day final exam periods
By Mary Marshall | November 21Students who are in classes that meet twice a week and start after 4:30 p.m. will have finals in a two-day period.
Intern rubs elbows with celebrities
By Staff Writer | November 21Emily Yates does the same work as the any typical intern; she files paperwork, runs around town picking up papers, and has coffee runs... for Sting.
University teams up with student to create '12 Acts of Kindness'
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | November 21Seton Hall is initiating a "12 Acts of Christmas Kindness" pledge inspired by senior nursing student Hillary Sadlon.
University VP discusses ROTC, Catholic mission
By Tiffany Do | November 21Seton Hall has been home to the ROTC Pirate Battalion since 1893 and has a "mutually beneficial relationship," Vice President of Student Services Dr. Tracy Gottlieb said.
Students give perspective on off-campus safety
By Rachel Hassett | November 21With the recent Pirate Alerts about off-campus robberies, students interviewed say they don't feel safe leaving campus.
Town Hall announces campus charging stations, addresses smoking policy
By Mary Marshall | November 21Mobile electronic device charging stations will be installed on campus, it was announced at the Student Government Association town hall meeting on Tuesday.
Patrols increase after additional robberies
By Tiffany Do | November 20Additional patrols near Ora Manor by the South Orange police and Seton Hall's Public Safety staff are stationed due to recent robberies in the area, according to Patrick Linfante, assistant vice president of the Department of Public Safety.
Notary service available at HR
By Staff Writer | November 14Students can now get legal documents notarized on campus at the Human Resources office.
Chilly weather leaves students cold
By Staff Writer | November 14As the weather gets colder, students report spending more time in their rooms and skip classes more frequently.
Prof: minority studies 'underrepresented' at SHU
By Staff Writer | November 14The gay community considers the recent legalization of same-sex marriage an important step in achieving equality for gay couples.
Smokers beware
By Rachel Hassett | November 13The Student Government Association is trying to get smoking banned within 25 feet of all campus buildings.
TLTC touts latest in sharing technology
By Staff Writer | November 13One of the latest technological features being offered to Seton Hall students is the SkyDrive Pro share drive.
SafeRide extends hours
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | November 13SafeRide hours have been extended, and the service will run from 5 p.m. until 3 a.m., effective Nov. 7.
Graduate reconnects, heads Alumni Board
By Staff Writer | November 13Seton Hall University alumnus William Staats reconnected with the University's community 27 years after he graduated and now serves as president of the Alumni Board of Directors.
Global Brigade chapter provides care
By Staff Writer | November 13Twenty Seton Hall students traveled to Honduras to provide 750 people with medical care this past summer through the Global Brigades.
Garden State of mind
By Staff Writer | November 7The magic number for the men's basketball team may be six.
