New Entrepreneurship Course designed for students in the Arts, Diplomacy, Nursing and other non-business majors.

The School of Health and Medical Sciences establishes a Center and an Institute focused on Interprofessional Education.

NCATE-accredited College of Education and Human Services Online Master's in School Counseling Degree Program Ranked #1.

The Department of Information Technology's annual Summer Maintenance is planed for the week of August 11.

Seton Hall University College of Nursing Open House originally scheduled for Monday, July 21, 2014 from 9-11 a.m. is now canceled.

The School of Theology is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Catholic Evangelization program.

Education professor Martin Finkelstein Ph.D., appointed to Gates Foundation and TIAA-CREF advisory boards.

College of Education and Human Services graduate Matt Fabricant works to improve the lives of his inner city students.

Three Seton Hall pitchers - Josh Prevost, Jose Lopez and Conor Krauss - were drafted into major league baseball.

Frank Joseph finds mentors, support, and a true blue home.

International Assembly for the Collegiate Business Education elects Dr. David Turi ’12 to its Board of Directors.

School of Law Professor David Opderbeck comments on the U.S. Supreme Court's Aereo decision.

NJ's only program that allows those with a non-nursing bachelor's degree to earn their M.S.N. in two years will award scholarships to 5 new students in Fall 2014.

WSOU 89.5 FM Unveils Redesigned Website, www.wsou.net, with Improved Streaming on All Devices and Easy Navigation

Staying Connected with Technology at Seton Hall University - learn more about what's new and ways to stay informed about technology updates.

Learn about the service and professional activities of the Seminary faculty and administration.

Seton Hall's MHA program, offered online and on campus, is the only CAHME-accredited program in New Jersey.

The Seton Hall University Young Alumni Club announces new executive board officers, plans for the coming year.

Summer is finally here. It's time to relax and enjoy the outdoors. Here are some ways to enjoy a safe and healthy summer.

Professor Judith Stark & Dean Michael Zavada are featured this week on NJ Arts News radio series, Words Matter, on WSOU.

Environmental quest takes Kyle Honsinger to the University of Copenhagen to earn a Master of Science in Climate Change.

Searching for God in the pain of loss, Barbara La Porte found a healing faith community in the School of Theology.

Grateful for a second chance, graduate Bilal Turkistani plans to pay it forward.

Samantha Pettigrew '14, a double major in Biology and Catholic Studies, will be attending Med School in the fall.

The Bernard Lonergan Institute @ Seton Hall University announces the publication of Vol. V of The Lonergan Review (2014).