As we head into Thanksgiving week, we want to take a moment to express our gratitude for each of you. Your energy, resilience, and commitment to your goals continue to inspire us every day.
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This is a great time to reflect, recharge, and reconnect with family, friends, and your purpose. Whether you're traveling or staying local, we hope you find moments of rest and joy.
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While you're keeping your eye on finals, don't forget: Winter and Spring registration is happening now, so make sure your plans are set before the break.
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Remember to check out the Residence Life Break Calendar for information on residence hall closings and openings. Take care of yourself, cheer each other on, and finish the semester strong -- Pirate style. 🏴☠️💙
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Wishing you a safe, restful, and gratitude-filled break.
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Finals are coming—start early and set yourself up for success with a solid plan!
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Create a study calendar and break topics into manageable chunks and set daily goals.
- Use active recall, flashcards, or practice tests to reinforce key concepts.
- Take short breaks, stay hydrated, and get enough sleep to keep your mind sharp.
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🐾 #PiratePets
Your pet is an extension of you! If you have a pet in Pirate apparel, submit your photo here. Your pet could be featured on our #PiratePet wall of the University Center.
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🎶 #PiratePlaylist
Please help us populate our #Pirate Playlist with your favorite fun, upbeat, and positive songs. You might hear your song played in Pirates Plaza (outside of the University Center). Please send your [clean] song requests to our Student Services Suggestion Box. This week, we added "The Lovecats" by The Cure!
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Remember that we are stronger together. Please take care of yourself and each other.
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Monica Burnette, Ph.D.
Vice President of Student Services
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At Seton Hall, we are committed to being a safe, supportive, and inclusive living and learning environment that fosters academic, spiritual, and personal growth. Your health, safety, and success are paramount in all we do. We seek to foster an environment of mutual respect and dignity for each other and expect each community member to take seriously their role in fostering an environment in which dignity and respect for each other are observed. Learn more about our Student Code of Conduct.
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| Jazmin Fernandez
Class of 2026, Resident Assistant
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"Believe in yourself. You are braver than you think, more talented than you know, and capable of more than you imagine." ― Roy T. Bennett, The Light in the Heart
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Residence Life partnered with the Office of Public Safety, Gourmet Dining Services, and Health Services to offer programs for students that focused on key life skills. These events included Car Maintenance 101, a cook-off challenge, and a Wellness Carnival. Each event sought to prepare students for life after college.
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"In my senior year, I worked as an office assistant and learned a ton of skills that I am going to take with me in my career: using Excel to manage schedules and organize data, assisting students and families in navigating different processes, and creating promotional materials to support department initiatives." — Residence Life Office Assistant
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- A total of 262 residential programs were attended by 9,384 students throughout the 2024–25 Academic Year.
- A theme that emerged from the Resident Experience Survey was that students value a strong sense of community and opportunities to build friendships.
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| At Seton Hall, we want every student to feel supported. That's why faculty and staff across campus have completed Ready to Care training. When you see the sticker or magnet, you'll know you've found someone who is ready to care about your well-being.
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Attention all Seton Hall Students: the FAFSA for the 2026-27 academic year is now open — don't wait! Check out more information here!
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The holiday season begins at Seton Hall with the 16th annual Christmas at the Hall Tree Lighting Ceremony on Tuesday, December 2. The celebration begins with the 5 p.m. Kick-off Mass in the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception, celebrated by Msgr. Joseph Reilly, followed by the blessing of the Nativity and the lighting of the University tree. Unite in prayer, joy, and reflection as we celebrate the coming of Christ and the spirit of community during this sacred season.
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Christmas at the Hall Events:
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📚 Academic Support Resources |
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Community Spotlight: Ways to Give Back This Season |
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This holiday season, donate a new, unwrapped teddy bear to support children in New Jersey's foster care system. Bears are distributed through CASA and DCPP—organizations that advocate for children affected by abuse, neglect, or abandonment. Teddy bears provide comfort during tough times and are also given out on Adoption Days to celebrate children finding permanent homes. For many, this may be their only holiday gift. Drop-off location: Bayley Hall, 1st Floor, Room 108.
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"For many families struggling to provide the basics, a toy for their child is not a luxury; it's a symbol that someone cares, that their child matters, that their community loves them." (DOVE) The toy drive is part of For All, Forever: A Campaign for a Greater Seton Hall, which focuses on enriching student education and community engagement. Those interested in participating in the toy drive can donate online or drop off new, unwrapped toys at the DOVE office weekdays between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. through December 5.
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KNOW MORE is proud to present the 10th annual Giving Tree! All gifts will benefit JBWS, a confidential service that supports all survivors of dating, domestic, or partner abuse and their family members. The Giving Tree will be on the 2nd floor of the UC, directly across from the elevators, through December 5. All gifts must be new and unwrapped. Drop-off will be in the UC room (212) between 8:45 a.m. and 4:45 p.m.
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Campus and Community Partnerships |
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