Cafeteria changes coffee vendor
By Staff Writer | October 16Seton Hall's dining management company, Gourmet Dining, has partnered with local coffee roasters at Coffee Afficionado to bring new flavor to the morning pick-me-up.
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Residence Life can help with self-harm situations
By Mary Marshall | October 16If you feel as if your roommate or a resident on your floor was a danger to himself, herself or others, you shouldn't be afraid to speak up.
Students prefer to have control over heating in dorms
By Staff Writer | October 16Seton Hall's dorm halls are the home to thousands of students during their time at the University, but that doesn't necessarily mean they will be housed in a comfortable temperature.
Students say Galleon parking lot is 'pointless'
By Staff Writer | October 16While students and faculty agree that the parking situation needs to be addressed, students who were interviewed said they do not support the construction of the new faculty parking lot on the Galleon lawn.
Illness springs from fall
By Natalie Rebisz | October 16Students across campus are already feeling the effects of the change in weather, and flu season is just getting started.
Students 'addicted' to social media
By Rachel Hassett | October 10Students are constantly checking Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for the latest updates, even during class.
Week honors physician assistants
By Staff Writer | October 10Seton Hall University is highlighting the physician assistant program and its students.
Student connects with family in Syria
By Mary Marshall | October 10"There's a song that is played a lot on the Arabic channels and radio stations my parents listen to," junior Ebla Moussa said. "It pretty much says when you kill, you kill your brother. We all want everyone to realize what they are doing and who is being hurt at the end of it all."
Guarding a tradition
By Staff Writer | October 10Every student who attends Seton Hall learns never to step on the seal if he or she wants to graduate. Some members of the SHU family don't take the legend seriously, but one specifically finds it an essential part of SHU tradition.
Students sacrifice sleep for studying
By Staff Writer | October 10With midterms right around the corner, students will miss out on sleep during the coming weeks.
Student lives film 'The Intern' for a week
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | October 10Sophomore economics major Briana Glass knows all about the inner workings of Google.
Students disagree on relevance of iPod classic
By Staff Writer | October 3Apple made a colorful splash in the technology world Sept. 10, unveiling its newest products, the iPhone 5S and the iPhone 5C.
New SafeRide shuttle revealed
By Tiffany Do | October 3The new SafeRide shuttle was revealed by Vice President of Student Services Dr. Tracy Gottlieb on Thursday, Oct. 3.
Defend yourself
By Tiffany Do | October 3Men will be a central topic at Seton Hall's Sexual Assault and Violence Education team's month long event "A Call to Men" in the spring.
Government shutdown delays half marathon
By Staff Writer | October 3The government shutdown that started on Oct. 1 has hit close to home.
Career Center: Don't limit job opportunities
By Mary Marshall | October 3The Big East Virtual Career Fair on Nov. 14 will allow students to meet employers online, and students can register to connect with alumni from other Big East Schools.
Changes to Clery Act require all crime reports to go online
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | October 3Public Safety will begin publishing all campus safety information on its website in the spring, including information on crimes on and near campus that the university must disclose under federal law.
Twitter account lets students say, 'Can you not, Seton Hall?'
By Staff Writer | October 3How many times have you looked at someone (or no one at all) and said, "Can you not?"
New facilities to open as soon as January
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | October 3It is hard not to notice all the construction on campus, but soon enough everything will be back to normal.
Please don't give me a ticket'
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | October 3Students say they have gone to extremes when trying to find a parking spot, from stalking people to parking illegally.
