GrooveBoston limited to Seton Hall students
By Editorial Board | Sep. 27, 2012This year, unlike the previous year, GrooveBoston is limited to students. As a result, some students have expressed their discontent with the University's decision
OPINION
Parking battlefield distressing for first-time commuter
By Staff Writer | Sep. 26, 2012While it is my third year as a student at Seton Hall, it is my first being a commuter. Although I grew up about 30 minutes away, I am glad that I decided to get the college experience by living in a dorm my first two years. Now, however, I have entered into a whole new world at SHU - a sort of cult if you will - the commuters.
Venturing outside of hometown makes you appreciate life
By Tiffany Do | Sep. 26, 2012People often ask me why I, a Californian, wanted to go to school so far away from home or specifically, "Why Jersey?" with the most condescending, bewildered tone. Please keep in mind that the person asking the question, 95 percent of the time, was a native of New Jersey.
Senior determined to enjoy remainder of time in college
By Staff Writer | Sep. 26, 2012It may only be the beginning of my senior year, but the end of this chapter of my life is coming much too quickly and at times I wish it would slow down just a little bit.
New York's soda ban: An attack on Americans' freedom
By Staff Writer | Sep. 19, 2012On September 13, the New York City Board of Health voted to ban the sale of sugary drinks served in containers larger than 16 ounces. Granted, the measure only covers establishments that are inspected by the health department, convenience stores will not be affected, and does not include all beverages, diet soda, alcohol, and other drinks are exempt.
A student urges, stop worrying over the uncontrollable
By Staff Writer | Sep. 19, 2012Do not stress over things you cannot control.
SHU: Keep stepping up campaign for prospective Pirates
By Staff Writer | Sep. 19, 2012If you ask many of the students here at Seton Hall why they decided to come here, their answer may be, "they gave me the best financial aid package."
Students: Do not assume alarms are drills
By Editorial Board | Sep. 19, 2012January 19, 2000 is a day that the Seton Hall community will never forget. As students slept, a senseless prank led to a deadly campus fire. It also claimed the lives of three fellow students and left several with serious injuries.
The importance of students supporting all athletic teams
By Staff Writer | Sep. 13, 2012In my three years at Seton Hall, it seems every year around this time that students stop showing up to the sporting events on campus. The first few weeks are filled with students going to soccer games and other team sports but then when weather is not perfect, students become disinterested in attending these games. While in some ways I can understand this, it does not mean you should stop supporting your fellow students on the field.
All it took to fit in was finally taking the advice I give
By Staff Writer | Sep. 13, 2012Sometimes I find it ironic that as a Peer Advisor my job is to help freshmen find their place at our University. I say that because it took two years for me to really come into my own and find my place here at Seton Hall. Talk about not taking your own advice. I think I have always been caught up in doing what others expect me to do and for the first time in my entire life I do things the way I would do them.
Lockout fees not so minor when put into big perspective
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | Sep. 13, 2012As everyone already knows, the cost of attending Seton Hall is a bit pricey. I would not even be able to afford to go here if it were not for the scholarship I received and student loans that help me pay for my time here at Seton Hall.
Skateboarders take Seton Hall campus by storm
By Editorial Board | Sep. 12, 2012Have you notice anything new on Seton Hall's campus? There has been an influx of skateboarders riding all around campus. It seems that skate- boarding has taken on a life of its own. College students have their skateboard strapped to this hip and backpacks in tow, venturing off to classes, work and more. This new phenomena has taken over Seton Hall campus and we have to say that it is a pretty cool idea.
To our readers: A letter from the editor
By Staff Writer | Sep. 6, 2012As editor in chief of The Setonian for this coming academic year, I want to thank you all for reading. Whether you are diving into our 16 page publication every Thursday as it comes off the press, or even if this is the first and last time you'll open a copy, your participation means so much. The Setonian encourages feedback from our audience - faculty, administrators, students, parents, strangers on the web, etc.
Real-world reality check hits seniors before senioritis
By Staff Writer | Sep. 6, 2012As I ventured on campus to begin my 'last first day' of college, a range of emotions fell over me. Although I was excited that I was finally a senior and considered the big dog on campus, I also felt scared thinking about the near future. In just over nine months, it will be time for me to step out of the utopia that I call college and enter into the real world.
As a freshman in a sea of 1,600, growing up is hard to do
By Staff Writer | Sep. 6, 2012That mystical moment the near future held all summer, the one I waited patiently and impatiently for was finally here. It was move-in day, Aug. 23. I had my sights set on this date since the moment I received that acceptance letter, when the next chapter of my life would finally begin.
Dunkin' Donuts gives new energy, great alternative
By Editorial Board | Sep. 6, 2012As the school year begins, excitement over the new addition to campus is certainly unavoidable. Dunkin' Donuts has arrived and has already been a hit for students as well as faculty. The line has almost constantly been out the door and wrapped around the library at any given hour. The new question that everyone is asking on campus seems to be "Have you grabbed a snack from the new Dunkin'?"
Your journey begins now: A note from SGA President Joseph Donato
By Staff Writer | June 27, 2012My Fellow Pirates,
A Pirate's life for me' was always meant to be
By Staff Writer | May 3, 2012Two days after I sent in my application to Seton Hall I turned on the television to watch the news after a long day at school and the top news story was about a man who had driven on to this campus, shot himself in his car, and walked into a residence hall, bleeding at the stomach from the wound.
Theatre Council should continue to elect its e-board
By Editorial Board | May 3, 2012As was reported on page one of The Setonian this week, the Theatre Council shake up has many of its members up in arms. The proposed leadership change could potentially remove the Theatre Council student executive board, giving sole say over the operation of the Theater Council to one individual and the faculty.
