Next year's Resident Assistant staff attended their Spring Training.
The Office of Grants and Research Services (OGRS) will host a series of talks during Petersheim to empower student and faculty researchers with grant research tools and skills.
Renowned economist and Nobel laurate Edmund Phelps, Ph.D., captivated an audience on Thursday, April 4, 2024, delivering a lecture based on his book, My Journeys in Economic Theory.
Three students were honored for their commitment to service and justice.
In a significant move to foster diversity and inclusivity, Seton Hall proudly announces its membership in the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU).
The Seton Hall Career Center is proud to have hosted the Creative Connections Career Fair on March 21, 2024. Attendees made connections and expanded their network as well as their opportunities.
On March 26, the World Leaders Forum presented His Excellency, Ambassador Dennis Francis, 78th President of the United Nations General Assembly.
Inside the Core, we are happy to host Ines Murzaku, Ph.D., as our speaker for our final spring Scholars' Forum in the CIT discussing her book 'The History of the Jesuits in Albania' (1841-1946).
Seton Hall’s Pirate Battalion Army ROTC cadets conducted a live fire Rifle Qualification at Joint Base-Fort Dix.
Professors Nathaniel Knight, Maxim Matusevich and Margarita Balmaceda will lead a panel discussion on the current status of the War in Ukraine.
High school students who are intrigued by the worlds of accounting and artificial intelligence (AI) will now have a chance to study these dynamic fields, here at Seton Hall.
Seton Hall is thrilled to introduce "Search for Human Fulfillment," a three-week summer course, from July 8 to 26, specially designed to provide a foundational understanding of Catholic studies.
The new requirements, which specify that students can advance into specialized practice areas after graduating and passing the NCLEX exam, prepare a new generation of well-trained nurse practitioners.
Introduction to Baseball Analytics, taught by John Saccoman, tailored exclusively for high school participants, is poised for a grand slam this summer.
Founded in 1856 and named in honor of the wife and mother who would become the first American-born saint, Seton Hall's story is still being written.
Biology Professor Chu, Ph.D., and student James Primerano awarded the STEM Undergraduate Research Award for their study on how green tea has antibacterial properties.
