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Students advise on how to navigate SHUFLY
At Seton Hall, Public Safety provides the SHUFLY and SafeRide services daily...
Chem and biochem majors explore summer internships
Seton Hall biochemistry majors have been gaining workplace experience by...
McNulty summer renovations make progress
McNulty Hall, also known as the Science and Technology Center, is undergoing...
SHU moves forward with caf renovations
Seton Hall’s Pirate Dining Room is presently undergoing renovations to...
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SHUNA offers debate and friendship
The Seton Hall United Nations Association (SHUNA) debates topics that...
Chem and biochem majors explore summer internships
Seton Hall biochemistry majors have been gaining workplace experience by...
Pirate’s guide to dazzling grad caps: How students expressed passion through their art
Seton Hall held its commencement ceremony for the class of 2018 on May 21,...
Christian Andersen’s “The Princess and the Pea” showing at SOPAC
The South Orange Performing Arts Center (SOPAC) is producing Hans Christian...
HALLmarks: Devin McGuire conducts at Spring Lake Music and Arts Festival
It is easy to assume that students who study music have probably been...
Contract not renewed for Professor of the Year
Dr. R.J. Maratea, professor of criminal justice, won the College of Arts and...
Seton Hall’s Sigma Pi chapter no longer recognized
Due to numerous infractions from Seton Hall’s Sigma Pi Fraternity,...
SHU students explore study abroad opportunities
Many Seton Hall students and professors take advantage of the summer months...
McNulty summer renovations make progress
McNulty Hall, also known as the Science and Technology Center, is undergoing...
SHU moves forward with caf renovations
Seton Hall’s Pirate Dining Room is presently undergoing renovations to...
Interim President Meehan to the class of 2022
I am very pleased to welcome you to Seton Hall! You have chosen a University...
Start stepping outside your comfort zone
Welcome class of 2022 to your new home here at Seton Hall! We are The...
Letter to the Editor
Many college students in the twenty first century come to a university with...
Letter to the editor
In Thomas Schwartz’s article “’Rumored’ Criminal Justice Curriculum...
Letter to the editor
This spring we have had a number of campus conversations around issues of...
Caine, Houston, Morris, Nagle and Sheppard inducted into Hall of Fame
Keisha Caine was trudging through a rough week when she got a phone call,...
Men’s basketball manager not charged
A grand jury declined to bring any charges and issued a “no-bill.” Mr. Anderson’s records regarding his arrest and summons have been expunged by the Superior Court of New Jersey.
Seton Hall’s offense falters in Championship game loss to St. John’s
It was a tale of two games of the Seton Hall offense on Big East...
Seton Hall survives late Butler rally to advance to Championship Sunday
Despite a late surge from a Butler offense that was dormant through the...
Offense makes history in elimination-win over Georgetown
Following a one-run effort in a 13-inning defeat on Thursday night, the...
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SHUNA offers debate and friendship
The Seton Hall United Nations Association (SHUNA) debates topics that address global issues, both historical and current, in a very similar fashion to actual United Nations committees. According to...
SHU moves forward with caf renovations
Seton Hall’s Pirate Dining Room is presently undergoing renovations to revamp its current layout and services. The Setonian previously reported that the Gourmet Dining Services (GDS) extended its...
McNulty summer renovations make progress
McNulty Hall, also known as the Science and Technology Center, is undergoing renovations this summer. The renovations began May 22 and are scheduled to end August 17, according to Associate Vice...