Monthly Archives: September 2019

Construction of the baseball and soccer field on Seton Hall’s campus has made students adapt their routine. Since last spring, the Seton Hall soccer and baseball field has been under construction. Seton Hall offers that the reason for the construction is to be competitive with other collegiate landscapes. The plans of the project can beContinue reading “Student’s Speak on the Construction at SHU”

If you are a future Gen Z professional about to enter to the work force, a veteran of the higher ups of business, or someone that is in between the extremes, there’s something in this blog post for you… Young 20-somethings, living in 2019, means almost a whole life of seeing the world through screens.Continue reading “Baby Boomer Bosses to Gen. Z and Everyone in Between”

Although my last blog post may have emitted a tone that print journalism needs to be saved or the new age of journalism is “not as good” as the last, Crowd-Powered Collaboration by Mark Briggs proves otherwise. The new journalism mediums used today through collaboration with the public is a positive change for the field.Continue reading “Social Media – Can We All Keep Up With The Conversation?”

This past week my partner, Riley, and I took to the streets of Seton Hall’s campus to uncover the scoop of what life is really like as a pirate. We received instruction from our professor to interview students and professors about their knowledge and experiences at our school. We decided to start our journey atContinue reading “Read me if you are interested in anything and everything Seton Hall…”