Weekly Crime Log
By Staff Writer | March 273/21/13--Theft--A professor in the Arts and Science building reported the theft of a laptop computer from his open office.
NEWS
Seton Hall alumnae share experiences with human trafficking
By Staff Writer | March 27The "Just Talk" Series continued with an event this past Thursday that brought back two Seton Hall alumnae to share their experiences with human trafficking.
Spring Fling performer announced
By Tiffany Do | March 24Seton Hall's Student Activities Board announced on Saturday at the Blast from the Past Party that Grammy nominated hip-hop artist B.o.B will be performing at the Spring Fling concert on May 4.
ROTC stands out in memorial march
By Staff Writer | March 21Seven members of Seton Hall's ROTC program fought through 26.2 miles of sand, mountains and terrain in 80-degree New Mexico weather on St. Patrick's Day.
Website created to find baby sitting jobs
By Staff Writer | March 21The days of asking friends for information about baby sitters may soon be over for many parents, replaced with a modern baby sitters club that allows families and sitters to be matched with a click of a button.
News outlets confuse Seton Hill with Seton Hall
By Staff Writer | March 21A false rumor that the Seton Hall women's lacrosse team was involved in a fatal bus accident spread around campus early last week.
SGA survey works to bring airport shuttle to residents
By Staff Writer | March 21A survey was emailed to residents regarding the possibility of a shuttle service from campus to Newark Liberty International Airport.
Woman of the Year award honors two Seton Hall leaders
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | March 21The 2013 Woman of the Year Award has two recipients this year, professor Marta Deyrup and dean's secretary of Arts & Sciences Brenda Knight, the awards will be presented at the Women's Conference on Friday.
Professors are researchers of the year
By Staff Writer | March 21Dr. Tin-Chun Chu and Dr. Kurt Rotthoff received the Seton Hall University Researcher of the Year Award in February for the research they have done over the last academic year.
Gaming Sector founded after months of preparation
By Staff Writer | March 21The new Gaming Sector Club doesn't just take on console gaming; it includes video games, board games and outdoor-based activities.
Two young Seton Hall females recognized by 2013 Women's Conference
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | March 21The On the Shoulders We Stand Award will be presented to two female students at the 2013 Women's Conference on Friday.
Stillman offers free trip to port terminals
By Staff Writer | March 21Stillman School of Business undergraduate and graduate students toured and explored the workings of a major supply chain in February.
Specialist says laughs are best way to relieve stress easily
By Staff Writer | March 21Certified laugh specialist Michele B. Granberg revealed the physical and emotional benefits of laughter as medicine during a Leaders in Healthcare meeting on Tuesday.
Students reveal love secrets on Facebook
By Natalie Rebisz | March 21A new craze on Facebook has persuaded Seton Hall students to anonymously reveal personal crushes on fellow students.
Catholic community welcomes Pope Francis
By Staff Writer | March 14The bells on campus rang for an hour Wednesday to celebrate the election of Jorge Mario Cardinal Bergoglio of Argentina as Pope Francis around 2 p.m. EST, after the Conclave was in session for just two days.
Holy hour for the Pope
By Staff Writer | March 14The Seton Hall community united in song and prayer in support of the Catholic church, Benedict XVI and the papal office on Thursday, Feb. 28 at the University's Main Chapel of the Immaculate Conception.
Students take tenth annual DOVE trip to El Salvador
By Staff Writer | March 14Fifteen Seton Hall students along with five chaperones ventured to El Salvador during Spring Break for the 10th annual service trip with the Division of Volunteer Efforts.
Bike policy revised; new registration needed
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | March 14A new bike policy was announced on Monday by Vice President of Student Services Dr. Tracy Gottlieb.
Thering Fund celebrates Jewish-Catholic relations
By Staff Writer | March 14As part of Seton Hall's year-long celebration of Building Bridges: 60 Years of Jewish-Christian Dialogue, the Sister Rose Thering Fund held its annual Dr. Marcia Robbins-Wilf lecture on Sunday featuring opinions on Nostra Aetate and its effects on Jewish-Catholic relations.
SHU designates programs as Centers of Excellence
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | February 28Progress has been made on Seton Hall's Strategic Plan, From Strength to Strength, which calls for selective investment in high-performing and high-potential academic programs, according to an email sent out by Dr. Larry Robinson, Provost and Executive Vice President.
