Joseph G. Sandman, Ph.D., sees a bright future for the University. "You can feel the energy and excitement among students, faculty and donors.

The ideal campus should harmonize change and continuity while creating a community invested in learning.

The Martin Luther King Scholarship Association (MLKSA) is holding their bi-annual alumni banquet on Sunday, March 16, 2008.

Patrick Ignozzi is an Emmy Award-winning producer for ABC’s popular daytime talk show The View.

Alumni and friends of Seton Hall are invited to attend the Images Festival, an exhibition of student work from computer graphics to film, video and photography.

Jim has worked in television news for more than 20 years and is currently the consumer reporter for CBS 3 Eyewitness News in Philadelphia.

Study Italian in Rome from June 13 to July 13, 2008: Earn 6 credits and fulfill your language requirement.

PA Students gain recognition at the Annual Conference of the American Academy of Physician Assistants

Dr. Amadu Jacky Kaba, a former Seton Hall basketball player, is presented with the 2008 John D. “Honey” Russell Award.

The Stillman School of Business has taken top honors in the prestigious NYSSA Investment Research Challenge. 

Annick Routhier-Labadie '08, Seton Hall's first Rhodes Scholar, heads to the University of Oxford this fall.

When it comes to returning lost class rings, there's a lot of truth to the saying that what goes around, comes around.

A tiny notation in a long-forgotten letter translates into a major find for historian William Connell.

AN ELECTION TO REMEMBER: Political scientist Joseph Marbach answers questions about the intricacies of Election 2008.

Princeton Review Names Seton Hall One of "Top Colleges"

Amnesty period is over and verification phase is in process.

Do you know an alumnus who is a true Humanitarian or who has excelled within his or her profession? If so, nominate them.

Stillman School students awarded scholarships and textbook prizes at the John Deehan Ceremony on Friday, September 12. 

Manhattan to San Francisco, ABC to KCBS Radio, a master's degree in education and a bachelor's degree from Seton Hall in Fine Arts, all played a role in the career path of Pam Personette.

USAID official opens lecture series on health and security on the African continent. 

Be sure to complete FAFSA by March 1 to be considered for the full range aid programs.

Newark's African Commission President and Whitehead School alumnus honored at 2009 Many Are One Gala.

Ed Bullock, of L'Oreal, discusses diversity and inclusion on Tuesday, September 23 at 7 p.m. in McNulty Auditorium.

The Physical Therapy program celebrates students as emerging professionals with annual white coat ceremony

The School of Health and Medical Sciences celebrated commencement activities in Walsh Gymnasium.

On June 22nd, nine Pre-Medical/Pre-Dental Plus Program students started on a journey that would soon change their lives…

Tired of the hearing the same old views on science and faith? Join us for a fresh perspective...

View our at-a-glance profile for Eli Groener '08, who joined the Peace Corps following graduation. 

SHMS honors Katherine F. Gallagher '75/ M.A.E. '77 at the Many Are One Alumni Awards Gala.

Center for Sport Management Hosts Armen Keteyian from CBS News and Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel on Dec. 4 at 6:15.

New time sheets for administrators, staff and students are available on the Human Resources Web site.

Occupational Therapy Student Association supports a family through the Ronald McDonald House of Charities.

Beginning July 1, 2009, NJ workers may apply for up to 6 weeks of paid leave.

The College of Education and Human Services joins Paterson Catholic for it's 33rd Annual Senior Citizen's Christmas Party.

Occupational Therapy makes "Best Career list" in U.S. News & World Report for the second consecutive year.

Procurement Department announces the University's mileage reimbursement rate for trips taken on or after 01/01/09.

Terrorists, romance, slander and ghosts -- join us for Saints and Sleuths, a celebration of Catholic life in literature.

Graduate students interested in nonprofit and public sector careers can apply for partial scholarships for 2009-2010.

All undergraduate and graduate are welcome to participate in the essay contest due on Monday, February 9, 2009.

The College of Education and Human Services has strengthened its standing commitment to leadership & school improvement

Housing & Residence Life invites you to consider the Turrell Manor advantage! Applications being accepted for 2009-2010.

The Commission on Collegiate Education (CCNE) granted the College of Nursing reaccreditation for the next 10 years.

Thirty students travel to Egypt with Stillman Professor Wagdy Abdallah as part of the Doing Business in Egypt course. 

Be the first to receive alumni news, fill out alumni surveys, network with other SHU alumni and find old classmates.

The TLT Center presents "Digital Storytelling Day" 

International Study Abroad, a third party provider at the OIP, is offering study tours to Portugal and Brazil.

The United Kingdom has changed its rules of eligibility for students who are looking to do internships.  

Many top advisers have spent part of their lives living and studying abroad.

Today at 4 p.m. the University will present "Uncaging Our Minds and Opening the Ears of Our Hearts".

Join SHMS on March 18 for an evening that includes dinner and tickets to Wicked. Tickets are limited.

Students, faculty, alumni and community members filled the Walsh Gymnasium to hear an address by former British Prime Minister. See photos from this event on our Flickr Gallery.

Student Laptop Check-in starts on March 2, 2009.

Join us this Tuesday, February 24, for the Center for Entrepreneurial Studies Opening Ceremony with Cory Booker. 

The Center for Global Education welcomes several DID partner teachers and administrators from Ukraine.

The 2009 Public Service Month Award Ceremony will be held on Monday, February 23, in the Chancellor's Suite at 7 p.m.

Use Alumni Navigator to help make your job search easier and more targeted to your career needs!

Come learn about the wide world of sports and how a business school education can prepare you for a life in sport.

On Feb. 28, the School of Theology's Book of the Semester Club will spotlight the works of famed author Graham Greene.

William Weldon, CEO of Johnson & Johnson, is the guest speaker for the Stillman School’s March 18 Convocation.

Seton Hall undergraduate is one of 200 American students interviewing for a 2009 Truman Scholarship.

Join us on Thursday, March 5, for the Digital Media Copyright Symposium, "If it's on the Web, Who owns it?".

Dr. Manfred Minimair is co-organizing the session on Chemistry and Computer Algebra at the 2009 ACA Conference.

Dr. Manfred Minimair is co-organizing the session on Elimination Theory and Applications at the 2009 ACA Conference.

Maxim Matusevich, Ph.D., History professor, receives a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Summer Fellowship.

Work with developmentally challenged and special needs adults at local group home Monday evenings, starting 3/16, 5 - 6:15 p.m.

Support resident seminarians in the 29th annual Judge Roger W. Breslin Cornerstone Golf and Tennis Classic on June 25, 2009.

Jabari Asim, author of What Obama Means, will serve as Keynote Speaker at this year's Seton Hall Leadership Institute. 

New York Times correspondent Larry Rohter will visit Seton Hall on Tuesday, March 17 to address the University community.

Participate in a study on the Influence of Hormones on Balance.

A list of upcoming events offered by Immaculate Conception Seminary's Institute for Christian Spirituality.

Teacher and school counselor candidates learn how to support students dealing with the effects of military deployment.

Grant notices and timely information are now available.

Cardinal Paul J. Cordes, President of Pontifical Council "Cor Unum", received an honorary doctorate degree at Seton Hall.

CEHS is scheduled for a Fall 09 accreditation visit from NCATE. Public comment is welcome.

The traditional "Managing the Tenure Track" discussion will be led by Dr Nick Snow of Chemistry and Biochemistry in the Beck Rooms on March 18. 

The Seton Hall Admission Resource Program has announced their upcoming volunteer events.

An excellent venue for employers seeking SHU talent and students/alumni seeking internship & professional opportunities!

Healthcare leaders address the issues, challenges and tactics for success in today's health care environment.

What advice can a martial artist and general manager of Career Center Inc. give to those suffering in this job market?

How law professor M. Alexander and his students accurately calculated in 2006 that Sen. Obama could win the presidency.

Bishop Manuel A. Cruz’s unfaltering passion for ministering to the sick traces back to his childhood in Cuba.

No mere finance student, Kate Kapshandy has won two national Latin dance titles – so far.

 “Sticks and stones may break your bones, but names can never hurt you."

Some artists draw an audience into a world of their own making. William Hudders & Lauren Schiller are two such painters.

Julia Edwards, an MA candidate in the Whitehead School of Diplomacy & International Relations, has won a Fulbright Scholarship.

SHMS Faculty collaborate with students to advance the practice of evidence based physical therapy.

Alumni are asked to support students who will be spending part of their summer working with orphans in Haiti.

HRL Director Tara Hart and RAs Mark Cantine and Tehmina Quareshi were featured in a NY Times article on March 22, 2009.

Summer is a great time to get a jump on credits or internships. Summer Housing Applications are now available! 

SHMS to host the 20th Annual Research Colloquium with medical training programs and health sciences programs.

Mona M. Sedrak, Ph.D., PA-C was recognized as a Distinguished Fellow of the American Academy of Physician Assistants.

Check out Housing@TheHall for the latest on what's going on in HRL!

Learn more about doing business in India. You'll see exciting places like Elephanta Caves, Taj Mahal, forts, and palaces.

Ellen D. Mandel, DMH, PA-C was recognized as a Distinguished Fellow of the American Academy of Physician Assistants.

Faculty are invited to join the Summer Seminar on May 19 - 21 led by Father Anthony Ziccardi.

Nine imams and mayors from Anbar province took part in a day of interfaith dialogue sponsored by the Whitehead School.

Take a closer look at the root of the economic crisis during the Bernard J. Lonergan Economic Summit on June 19 and 20.

THANKING our Honor Roll Donors; those who have given a $50,000 gift or more to The Annual Fund in the last four years.

Ambassador Menzies moderates a symposium commemorating the one year anniversary of Pope Benedict's UN address.

Come explore issues, challenges and tactics for success in today's healthcare environment with leaders in healthcare.

Take advantage of the many services the University provides to alumni during these tough economic times.

SHMS will host an Alumni Lecture Series featuring Early Intervention for Speech, Language and Feeding Delays.

On April 18, the School of Theology will host "Beholding the Merciful Face of God," led by its own graduate students.

Students representing Seton Hall's UN Association claimed a record 7 wins at the recent conference at UVA.

Four Seton Hall students have earned prestigious Fulbright awards to Spain, Norway, Taiwan and South Korea.

Interested in Teaching Chinese Language in K-16? Then attend the CLTA-GNY Conference at Seton Hall on May 16, 2009.

The Italian government has issued important information in regards to Visa requirements.

As part of Occupational Therapy Month, the Seton Hall Student Occupational Therapy Association will have the honor of presenting Gary Karp’s Life on Wheels.

Today at 11:30 a.m. in Duffy Hall foreign policy expert Minxin Pei looks at the future of U.S. - China relations.

Pursing a dual major in Environmental Studies and Diplomacy, Jacie Jones earns a 2009 Udall Scholarship.

New forms and documentation required to participate in tuition benefit programs.  

Insights keeps alumni, current students, parents, faculty and staff up to date with what’s new with the School.

On 4/25, join the STEPS program and explore the call & role of priests & deacons as they minister to the people of God.

Learn more about the College of Nursing's nationally ranked programs during one of our upcoming open houses.

The National Science Foundation has announced two deadlines in August for special Recovery and Reinvestment Act Programs.

The Whitehead School is set to develop collaborative programs with Portugal's leading diplomatic institute.

 Join SHMS for the 20th Annual Research Colloquium on May 8th, 2009

Join Dean John K. Menzies and fellow DC alumni for a networking happy hour at Tony and Joe's Seafood House.

Marley Kass, M.S. '09 to present at Scientific Conference in Hawaii with support from NIDA's Office of Special Population

Multi-School Alumni Career Fair in NYC on June 4, 1-5 p.m. Join us for this exclusive recruiting event just for alumni!

Communication professor, Anisa Mehdi, has been awarded a 2009-2010 Fulbright Fellowship to teach in Jordan.

Now the CEO of comedian Steve Carell's television production company, Thom Hinkle recounts his experiences in life and at Seton Hall.

Travel around the world with the TLT Center this Summer!

Seton Hall basketball great, Jerry Walker was inducted into the Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity as an honorary member.

Manfred Minimair, Ph.D. presented a poster on Maximal-Rank Minors of Macaulay Matrices at East Coast Computer Algebra Day

Program honors Holocaust survivor's memoirs, Luna's Life. Kaufman to be interviewed by Christian Friends of Yad Vashem.

Sulie L. Chang, Ph.D., Institute of NeuroImmune Pharmacology, receives three National Institutes of Health awards.

Registration for three research training institutes is now open!

Are you an international student? Do not forget to visit our office before you leave.

Join Monsignor Sheeran, regents, deans and Congressional members at this annual event in Washington, D.C. on July 15.

Stillman graduate Ivan Toro has accepted a prestigious position with Brown-Forman and Excelsior Galaxy.

Amy Smith '09, a Criminal Justice student, delivered a paper at the 5th Annual International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry.

Stillman School student Sebastian Altilio is the first recipient of the James R. Plummer Scholarship/ Mets Internship.

Join the Class of 1959's Reunion Committee and help plan for the September 13, 2009 event on Seton Hall's campus.

Cristin Johnson '09 just graduated a few weeks ago, already has a full-time job and has advice for incoming freshmen.

This fall, the Office of Alumni Relations will be sending out an e-mail survey and we want to hear from you!

Project Acceleration students from the Cicely Tyson School of Performing & Fine Arts will be featured in Walsh Gallery Exhibit.

Take a look at our photo gallery from University Day, which took place October 4, 2008. You might find yourself or a friend!

Nominate Seton Hall University’s Woman of the Year. Deadline extended to Monday, March 9. 

Read Rick Gentile's (director of the Seton Hall Sports Poll) witty and insightful blog about the 2008 Olympics.

Raymond Chambers, Stillman School MBA alumnus, is a recipient of the Beta Gamma Sigma 2009 Business Achievement Award.

Order your Seton Hall checks today. With four campus scenes in each set and prices starting at $12.95.

Join alumni and friends as we take our first trip to Orlando. Take advantage of "Pirate's-only" benefits during the trip.

Alumni get two FREE tickets to one of three selected men's basketball home games at Prudential Center.

David Gerstein '63 and Joe Hughes '71 are inducted into the 2008 Entrepreneur Hall of Fame.

Eleanor Xu, Ph.D., a charter CFA holder and faculty member since 2002, named chair of the Department of Finance.

Every generation needs to reflect upon the University's mission and make it their own.

Don't miss upcoming info sessions for Fall 2009 Graduate Programs in Education Leadership. 

Pirate Adventure is Seton Hall's two-day overnight orientation program for all freshmen. Don't miss your opportunity to meet other students, professors and mentors.

Register now for the Women's Conference, scheduled for Friday, Mar. 27, 10:30 am - 4:30 pm. Students/classes welcome.

Monsignor Sheeran updates the University community on the University's budget for the 2010 fiscal year.

$33 tickets for $25 for the Thursday, February 5, men's basketball game vs. St. John's. Let's turn the Red Storm, BLUE!