The Setonian • 23rd November 2017

Column: Hart’s sportsmanship eases Delgado’s heartbreak

Win or lose, the Seton Hall big man is typically a jovial giant after games. Delgado boasts confidence when he talks to the press, much like he does on the court. There is usually a tremendous smile that comes along with whatever it is he has to say.

The Setonian • 23rd November 2017

Seton Hall’s hard-fought season meets its bitter end

It wasn’t supposed to end like this – not in the first round. Not again. The Pirates had danced before. They had an easier road trip. They had more time to prepare and focus. They had the confidence of a team that nearly took it to Villanova its last time out, the confidence of a team that went 8-3 in the last 11 games prior to Selection Sunday.

The Setonian • 18th August 2017

Faith and basketball intertwine at Seton Hall

While the rest of the Pirates make their way onto the hardwood, the Khadeen Carrington pauses for a quick but essential conversation. It is not with teammates to talk about the contest ahead, nor is it to discuss strategy with head coach Kevin Willard. Instead, Carrington halts to have a word with God.

The Setonian • 14th August 2017

Activist, gangster, educator: Dr. Pritchett a Seton Hall ‘jewel’

The chances of a guard getting in the way were slim. If supremacists wanted to kill any of the college kids locked away, they could. No one would stop them. No one would bat an eye if a few young African Americans lost their lives.

The Setonian • 14th August 2017

President Esteban addresses impending departure to DePaul

It was only a few months ago that a DePaul University search committee reached out to Dr. A. Gabriel Esteban.

The Setonian • 26th March 2017

‘We’re the best team in NJ’: Seton Hall beats Rutgers for third straight year

Blue and red duked it out on Friday night for New Jersey bragging rights. No, this was not a battle between political parties, but the Garden State Hardwood Classic at Newark’s Prudential Center.

The Setonian • 26th March 2017

Pirates land commitment from 2017 big man Darnell Brodie

The Pirates must have wished for a big man this holiday season because on Saturday they got one. Darnell Brodie, a 2017 recruit out of Putnam Science Academy in Connecticut, announced he has committed to Seton Hall.

The Setonian • 22nd December 2016

Seton Hall explains commencement decision, understands backlash

Seton Hall’s Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President sent out an email on Friday, Nov. 18 announcing that commencement would take place on campus this year.

The Setonian • 22nd December 2016

Message for Myles: Pirates remind Powell to stay confident

“’Make sure you shoot the ball,’” Myles Powell remembers being told before the 95-71 Thursday win.

The Setonian • 22nd December 2016

From nothing: Hurricane molded SHU forward

For Ismael Sanogo, there’s no need to conceive such a nightmare. The Seton Hall basketball player, like so many others in Louisiana, lived this reality when Hurricane Katrina hit in August 2005.

The Setonian • 22nd December 2016

The Voice: Don’t let fear and hate define us

Regardless of what side of the aisle you stand on, we can all agree the 2016 election cycle was filled with a sickening amount of animosity and dread.

The Setonian • 22nd December 2016

SGA President no stranger to the campaign trail

The two sisters needed something to do. Every day they would leave school for their home in chilly Fort Collins, Colo., only to sit on the couch and watch television alone. They wanted to make better use of their time. “Let’s go work for Obama,” the younger girl said, half-jokingly.

The Setonian • 22nd December 2016

The Voice: Calling all Pirates to the polls

Following National Voter Registration Day on Tuesday, Sept. 27, The Setonian wants to remind students to vote.

The Setonian • 22nd December 2016

No days off: Delgado poised after busy summer

A native of Bajos de Haina, Delgado was asked to play for the Dominican Republic National Team in the 2016 Centrobasket Championship, which took place in Panama between June 19 and 25.

The Setonian • 18th March 2016

It’s Hall over: Pirates’ season ends as Whitehead struggles in NCAA Tourney

It was a night in Denver 10 years in the making, but one that ultimately ended in disappointment as Seton Hall fell to Gonzaga 68-52 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

The Setonian • 17th March 2016

After a year of criticism, Willard ‘excited’ for Denver

Kevin Willard said he understood the frustration. He said he understood why some Seton Hall fans demanded that he be fired last year. He said he understood the criticism he got for a 2014-15 season that saw the Pirates go from No. 19 in the country to no postseason at all.

The Setonian • 18th February 2016

Swimmers dismissed following trip to Puerto Rico

The Seton Hall swim and dive teams departed for their annual training trip to Puerto Rico on Dec. 29 with a roster of 45 athletes. Following the trip, there were three fewer swimmers in the program.

The Setonian • 8th February 2016

Pirates’ Jevon Thomas involved in alleged altercation

Jevon Thomas, a guard on the Seton Hall men’s basketball team, was allegedly at the center of an altercation in the Richie Regan Recreation Center on Thursday night. Multiple witnesses said they saw Thomas choking Kevin Matthews, a graduate assistant.

The Setonian • 12th November 2015

Order on the court: SHU’s Anderson balancing law school and hoops

Clad in a suit and tie, there are days that Braeden Anderson has to look the part of a law student, but even then it is apparent that there is something different about the 6-foot-9-inch, 240-pound man. Enrolled in his first year at Seton Hall’s School of Law, Anderson is more comfortable wearing a jersey and some Under Armour high-tops as he goes up for a dunk.

The Setonian • 24th September 2015

Running, music helps Flannery past tough times

The song “Vice City” by Jay Rock featuring Kendrick Lamar, Schoolboy Q and Ab-Soul runs four minutes and 43 seconds and curses 36 times. It is Ryan Flannery’s job to censor this track and all others before it hits the airwaves of Seton Hall’s FM radio station, WSOU.