OPINION

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The University should not let the memory of Jessica Moore be forgotten

By Staff Writer | September 22

Exactly one year ago this coming Sunday, tragedy struck our community. When Jessica Anne Moore passed away, it no doubt brought this small campus together. The University held a beautiful prayer vigil that weekend, a campus-wide moment of silence, and the University bused those who were close to Moore to Virginia for her funeral. After the vigil, I even remember administrators who I had never met before coming up to me and other Setonian editors asking how we were doing.

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Offended by accusations that library art "denegrates men"

By Staff Writer | September 22

To the Editor:

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A feminist opinion on the true meaning of the Walsh display

By Staff Writer | September 22

To the Editor:

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MLB Commissioner Selig continually favors profit over honoring fallen heroes

By Staff Writer | September 15

Bud Selig's tenure as commissioner of Major League Baseball has been largely successful for a number of reasons, none of which have anything to do with his public relations skills, or lack thereof.

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Public Safety should continue to notify students of crimes

By Editorial Board | September 15

Seton Hall's Department of Public Safety and Security has an obligation to do whatever it may in order to increase the safety of individual students in the area around the South Orange campus, especially when it has knowledge of nearby incidents of crime. This paper has long advocated for the notification of students when these incidents occur.

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Feminist display offends sanctity of the individual soul

By Staff Writer | September 15

To the Editor:

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Prioritize time, find clubs whose messages speak to your interests

By Staff Writer | September 8

I remember coming to Seton Hall as a freshman and knowing that I wanted to get involved on campus. I remember walking around the involvement fair and looking at all the options I had with clubs and organizations. I remember feeling really overwhelmed.

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Expanded South Orange-Seton Hall cooperation on public safety benefits students and residents

By Editorial Board | September 8

The Department of Public Safety and Security and South Orange Police Department should be commended for their decision to expand and implement new Unversity's safety measures. If any single issue is perennially present at Seton Hall, it is the safety and security of students in the vicinity of campus.

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Involvement Fair offers opportunities for students to succeed on-campus

By Staff Writer | September 8

In the four or more years that many of us will spend at this University, or in any university for that matter, we will continuously be given advice. This advice will come from our families, friends, professors and from people from all different walks of life. We will be told to make friends, to study hard, and almost always, most importantly, be told to get involved.

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Finding my niche: Something for everyone at the Involvement Fair

By Staff Writer | September 8

When I began my career at Seton Hall three long years ago, all of my professors, and the upperclassmen I met kept stressing the importance of getting involved on-campus. As a semi-confused journalism major not knowing exactly what I wanted to do with my eventual degree, I took the advice and promised myself that I would hit the ground running when the opportunity presented itself.

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Top 10

By Staff Writer | September 8

Top Ten

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Extracirricular activities central to making memories in college

By Staff Writer | September 7

As syllabus week ends and the real work begins, many students may find themselves surrendering to the monotony: go to class, do your homework, cram for the midterm, try to complete all the readings and finish the paper at the last minute. School is hard, sometimes tedious, and does not always leave space for a student to put forth a personal, creative effort. But let's face it: when looking back on your four (or more) years in college, will you remember every single class, or the memories you made when you were showing SHU the real you?

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Students urged to follow University instructions regarding hurricane Irene

By Editorial Board | August 26

Seton Hall students are urged to comply with the University's hurricane preparedness measures.

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Gov. Christie wrong decision for commencement speaker

By Staff Writer | May 9

Asking Gov. Christie to speak at a university commencement exercise is a bit like inviting Charlie Sheen to speak at an AA convention. You just don't do it. Not when the choice of commencement speaker is always a statement about what a university values.

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SOPAC deserves credit for accepting student feedback

By Editorial Board | May 4

The South Orange Performing Arts Center's decision to work with five Seton Hall students and conduct a market research survey shows the organization is committed to improving its programming and appeal more to students.

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Editor-in-Chief will miss routine of life at the Hall

By Staff Writer | May 4

For the better part of the last three-plus years, my Sunday morning has started the same way. My alarm chimes relentlessly at 5:30 a.m. until I muster the will to get out of bed.

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Time as editor worth the trouble

By Staff Writer | May 4

In the past two years, I've been called everything from an idiot to Rush Limbaugh to, perhaps most offensive of all, a Nickleback sympathizer. Fellow students, (former) friends and even complete strangers have excoriated me in print, message boards and personal emails, all because of a 450-500 word review of a CD.

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University leaders, donors should focus on student aid

By Editorial Board | April 28

University President A. Gabriel Esteban, university deans and donors should be commended for their efforts to increase financial aid opportunities for current and prospective students.

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Remembering my mother, who helped me choose the Hall

By Staff Writer | April 27

February 2007. I'm an eager senior in high school who recently got accepted to Seton Hall University. Being that I'm from Florida and had never stepped foot in the state of New Jersey, we scheduled a trip up north to check it out. I first learned of Seton Hall at a college fair in Tampa that I attended when I was a high school sophomore. My family went mostly for my older brother who was a junior at the time, but I tagged along.

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And the show continues on

By Staff Writer | April 27

As I was watching the final performance of the play I recently directed for Theatre Council, for the first time, I was able to watch and enjoy without any anxiety. It was because it was the end, the last show.