10-Day Sit-In at Seton Hall

Friday marked the end of a 10-day sit-in at Seton Hall University (NJ). A group of students called the Concerned 44 had occupied Presidents Hall, where the university's administrative offices are housed, and vowed to stay until university officials adequately respond to their demands to address what they considered institutional racism.  Mary Meehan, interim president at the university, sent a message to students, faculty and staff on Friday announcing the end of the sit-in.