Quiet Hours for Finals

To encourage studying and success for finals, quiet hours in the residence halls will begin on May 8th at 10pm  .  Noise should not be heard more than 2 doors away from a room. Staff members will be enforcing the noise policy 24 hours a day until the residence halls close for the Summer! See your hall staff if you have any questions! Good luck on your finals.  Have  a wonderful summer! 

 

Pirate Preview 2018

We are very excited to welcome accepted SHU Pirates and their families at Pirate Preview on Saturday, April 7th! This day will be a bit longer than the usual Open Houses. There will be RA-led tours throughout the day in Boland, Aquinas and in Xavier Halls. Blue Crew will be leading tours across campus and through the University Center.   Remember to say hello and be welcoming to our guests while in the halls, but also around campus! See your hall director if you have any questions.

All About Aquinas Hall

Named after Saint Thomas Aquinas, Aquinas Hall holds roughly 430 first year students.  It was recently renovated in 2014, which added a fourth floor to the existing building.  Each suite consists of two rooms and one bathroom.  There are up to five people in a suite.  Each floor has three or four lounges, with a pool table on the first floor.  The front desk is staffed 24 hours a day, there are 12 resident assistants and 2 professional staff members.  Tutors in Residence have a lounge on the third floor dedicated to their tutoring.

All About Boland Hall

Boland Hall is our largest building on campus, holding 700 first year students. Boland Hall is divided into two halves: Boland North and Boland South. The north side has suite style living with up to 6 suite mates of the same gender sharing one bathroom in one suite.  Residents are responsible for cleaning their own bathrooms in the north side.  The south side is community style living with a community of about 30 people sharing a very large bathroom.  University Housekeeping staff keep the south side bathrooms clean.  Boland Hall is also home to the Pirate’s Cellar, the largest lounge in a residence hall.  In the Cellar there are pool tables, a Foosball table, soft seating, tables for studying and a large TV.  Classrooms BH 34 and 35 are located in the back of the Pirate’s Cellar. Tutors in Residence have an office near the main lounge on the first floor. Our partners in Campus Ministry and DOVE are also housed in Boland Hall.  Community members can get to these offices via the door in the Campus Ministry Courtyard.  The front desk is staff 24 hours a day, there are 19 resident assistants and 2 professional staff members who oversee Boland Hall.

 

Resident Assistant applications are due tomorrow!

Any student who has expressed interest in becoming a Resident Assistant for the 2018-2019 academic year should submit their application and resume by tomorrow, Friday, January 26th by 12 noon.

E-mail invites to Group Process will be sent no later than Monday, January 29th.  Group Process will take place on Friday, February 9th from 5 pm to 8 pm.

Students who perform well in Group Process will be invited to sign up for an interview the week of February 12th for an interview held the week of February 19th.

All candidates should check their Seton Hall E-mail periodically for updates, including any changes in scheduling due to inclement weather.

Good luck to all out interested students!

Remembering the Boland Hall Fire

Every year on January 19th, the University stops and remembers. We remember the lives of three students who tragically lost their lives in a fire which took place in Boland Hall on January 19th, 2000. We remember the 58 students who were injured.   We remember the names of the three boys Aaron Karol, Frank Caltabilota and John Giunta. Every day we remember these young men by the ringing of the Jubilee Bell tower and the Remember Circle in front of Boland Hall. There will be a memorial mass on 1/19 at 5pm in the Chapel immediately followed by a candlelight vigil in front of Boland Hall.  

Only two more opportunities to learn about becoming an RA…

If you are interested in becoming a Resident Assistant for the 2018-2019 school year, Housing and Residence Life is hosting the final two Information Sessions for the year.

They will be held today, January 18th at 6 PM in the University Center Chancellor’s Suite and tomorrow, January 19th at 2 PM in the Nursing Amphitheatre.

Any student interested must have a 2.75 cumulative GPA or higher, a satisfactory judicial record and must attend an Information Session.

We look forward to seeing you.