Arts and Sciences News Archive
- Seton Hall Hosts Theobald Smith Society Regional Meeting
December12 05, 2022
Seton Hall hosted a meeting of leading local researchers focused on biochemistry, microbiology, and infectious diseases. - Professor Awarded R01 Grant to Research Drug Resistance
November11 29, 2022
Assistant Professor Gregory Wiedman received part of a five-year National Institutes for Health research grant to develop a pathway to treat a deadly fungal disease, Cryptococcus neoformans. - Unanue Gala Celebrates Inspirational Latino Leaders
November11 29, 2022
The Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute honored three Latino role models at its fundraiser for student scholarships, Fiesta Latina Gala, on Thursday, October 27. - Delta Epsilon Sigma, Alpha Mu
November11 29, 2022
Delta Epsilon Sigma recognizes academic accomplishments, fosters scholarly activities and encourages a sense of intellectual community among its members. - Rabbi Alan Brill, Ph.D., Discusses Jewish-Christian Dialogue
November11 28, 2022
Rabbi Alan Brill, Ph.D., delivered a lecture for The Institute of Judaeo-Christian Studies’ annual lecture in honor of the life and legacy of its founding director, Monsignor John M. Oesterreicher. - Freshman Pre-Med Student Awarded Sallie Mae Fund Bridging the Dream Scholarship
November11 16, 2022
Jiya Sharma awarded Sallie Mae Fund Bridging the Dream Scholarship. - Cooperman/Ross Endowed Professor Addresses G-20 Religion Forum (R20) in Bali
November11 16, 2022
Rabbi Alan Brill presents keynote at International Summit of Religious Leaders - Catholic Studies Class Discussion Leads to Campus-Wide Rosary Opportunity
November11 14, 2022
An ongoing weekly opportunity for communal prayer of the Rosary—the Tuesday Night Rosary—for all members of the University community. - Reviving Lost Ideas from Aristotle and Other Ancients
November11 11, 2022
Renowned philosopher Robert Mayhew is on a quest to discover, translate and piece together forgotten works of ancient scholars. - Watch Slavoj Žižek’s Return to Seton Hall
November11 08, 2022
Slavoj Žižek, the internationally renowned academic referred to as “the Elvis of cultural theory,” returned to Seton Hall to present "Why Do We Enjoy Feeling Ashamed?" Full video available. - Screening the Movie “EUROPA EUЯOPA”
November11 07, 2022
On Thursday, Nov. 10th, 2022, at 6:30 p.m., in Fahy 236, SHU’s Hillel & the Slavic Club will beshowcasing the movie "EUROPA EUЯOPA”. Come to relax while snacking & watching this fascinating movie. - Slavoj Žižek Back at Seton Hall, Live
October10 26, 2022
Slavoj Žižek, the internationally renowned academic known as “the most dangerous philosopher in the West,” is returning to Seton Hall to present a talk entitled “Why Do We Enjoy Feeling Ashamed?” - Dr. Trasancos will deliver the Edison Lecture
October10 25, 2022
Catholic Studies Adjunct Professor Stacy A. Trasancos, Ph.D., will deliver an invited lecture at Notre Dame University on November 15, 2022, following the College of Science’s Gold Mass. - Criminal Justice Prof Publishes Courthouse Confidential
October10 21, 2022
Professor Giuseppe M. Fazari has published his second book, Courthouse Confidential: Unveiling Lessons Learned in Leading and Managing Trial Court Organizations. - Life in Literature Series – "The Land"
October10 19, 2022
The Department of Catholic Studies and the G. K. Chesterton Institute for Faith & Culture at Seton Hall University proudly announce an event in the Life in Literature Series with James McGlone, Ph.D. - Professor Recognized as Most Influential Criminologist
October10 19, 2022
Renowned criminologist and Seton Hall professor Lonnie Athens, D.Crim., was named as one of the most influential criminologists in the last decade by Academic Influence. - Internship in Catholic Studies - Mexico
October10 17, 2022
The tour will include visits to Basílica de Guadalupe, Teotihuacán, Museo Barroco, and other sites . Lectures about the intersection of the provision of healthcare and Catholic Intellectual Tradition - Study Abroad - Spring Break 2023
October10 14, 2022
The Department of Catholic Studies is pleased to present Italy in the Footsteps of the Saints: CAST 3998; RELS 3998; CORE 3762/ HONS Seminar. This is a faculty-led study abroad in Italy. - The Global Learning Center Halloween Movie Screening
October10 14, 2022
The Global Learning Center presents "Pan's Labyrinth," directed by Guillermo Del Toro, Wednesday, October 26, 7:30-9:30 p.m., in the A&S 109 Amphitheater. - Slavic Halloween Night 2022
October10 12, 2022
On Oct. 27, at 6:30 p.m., in Fahy 236 or via Teams, Slavic Club is holding its Halloween Night by featuring the movie “Viy”, with subtitles. - Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures and the Global Learning Center Launch New Websites
October10 10, 2022
Learn more about language study opportunities and resources available to the Seton Hall community through the Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures and the Global Learning Center. - How Cold Plasmas are Inspiring Sustainable Tech
October10 07, 2022
Jose Lopez’s work with cold plasmas could help evolve agriculture and transportation industries. - Chemistry Leaders Committed to Diversity, Sustainability
October10 07, 2022
Innovative Seton Hall chem/biochem faculty advance women in science and commit to green chemistry. - Native Americans and "Unthinkable History"
October10 06, 2022
Michael Witgen will provide a virtual lecture in honor of Native American Heritage Month on "Unthinkable History: The American Settler-State and the Political Economy of Plunder." - Diversity Film Series Screens Mayor Mohamed
October10 06, 2022
Jeffrey Togman shows his award-winning documentary on Mayor Khairullah, his sacrifices and risks to bring humanitarian relief to Syria while simultaneously fighting the forces of Islamophobia in USA. - A Jewish View of Contemporary Ideas of the Trinity
October10 05, 2022
Rabbi Brill will present, “A Jewish View of Contemporary Ideas of the Trinity,” online as the 29th Annual Monsignor John. M. Oesterreicher Memorial Lecture on October 27, 2022. at 7:45 p.m. - History Professor Publishes Short Stories in NER, More
September9 30, 2022
Professor Maxim Matusevich has published short stories in the New England Review, Fatal Flaw Literary Magazine and The Museum of Americana: A Literary Review. - Intercessory Prayer in the Mennonite and Catholic Traditions
September9 30, 2022
"Intercessory Prayer and the Communion of Saints: Mennonite and Catholic Perspectives," a lecture by Margaret R. Pfeil, Ph.D, will be held on Wednesday, October 19, from 5:00 – 6:30 p.m. via Teams. - "Remembering Gorby: M. Gorbachev’s Triumphs and Tragedies"
September9 30, 2022
On October 13, Slavic Club, REESP, and the History Department are sponsoring the lecture, "Remembering Gorby: Mikhail Gorbachev’s Triumphs and Tragedies." - National Tutor Appreciation Week 2022
September9 29, 2022
Come and celebrate the tutoring staff of the ARC October 3-7! - Philosophers Speak: Dr. Iakovos Vasiliou on Socratic Deliberation
September9 27, 2022
Dr. Vasiliou, Professor of Philosophy at The Graduate Center, CUNY, delivers the next installment of our Philosophers Speak lecture series: “Socratic Deliberation in the Apology and Crito." - How to obtain Certificate in REESP and SHU Globetrotters
September9 23, 2022
Slavic Club presents SHU Globetrotters' recent experience studying and working around the globe & how to obtain Certificate in REESP. - Social Work Professor Featured on PBS MetroFocus
September9 23, 2022
Professor Juan Rios participated in a panel discussion on the new documentary, Facing Suicide, which investigates and pushes to destigmatize one of the nation’s most urgent public health crises. - NSF I-Corps Program Advances Students’ Entrepreneurship
September9 23, 2022
Two Ph.D. in Chemistry students completed the National Science Foundation’s Innovation Corps program, a selective training program that prepares scientists to commercialize their technologies. - NJSGC (NASA) 2022-23 Academic Year Research Fellowships
September9 22, 2022
Now accepting applications for the New Jersey Space Grant Consortium 2022-23 Academic Year Research Fellowships. Deadline is October 21, 2022. - Seton Hall Co-Hosts Solar Power Platform Hackathon
September9 19, 2022
Registration is now open for the Solar Power Platform Hackathon held from October 21 – 23, sponsored by Microsoft, Seton Hall and Solar Landscape. - An Evening of Poetry with Claudia Serea and Marek Kulig
September9 19, 2022
The Russian and East European Program and the Slavic Club will be hosting “From Eastern Europe to the Northeast," an evening of poetry with poets Claudia Serea and Marek Kulig. - New Stillman Partnership with the renowned Catholic University of Lyon
September9 18, 2022
Seton Hall's new international partner in France has been named one the world's top Management programs. - Little Flowers Restored: St. Francis’ Miracles
September9 16, 2022
Little Flowers Restored: St. Francis’ Miracles as Told Through the Ages” on Tuesday, October 4, from 6 to 7 p.m. in the Beck Rooms (Walsh Library). - OIP Honored at Men's Soccer Match
September9 16, 2022
The Office of International Programs (OIP) was honored at the Sep. 13 men's soccer match as they celebrated International Students Day. - Student Presents Research at International Conference
September9 16, 2022
Senior Jennifer Orth took the stage at the 16th World Congress of Bioethics held in Basel, Switzerland to present her research project, Recontextualizing Yellow Peril for the SARS-CoV-2 Pandemic. - Catholic Studies Publishes New Volume of Arcadia
September9 15, 2022
The Catholic Studies Department and Program is pleased to announce the publication of the latest volume of Arcadia: A Student Journal for Faith and Culture.. - NJ ACS Project SEED Symposium Returns to The Hall
September9 15, 2022
The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry once again hosted the annual North Jersey ACS Project SEED Symposium featuring student presentations. This event was held for the first time since 2019. - Lecture on Post-Soviet Russian Culture and the Aggression against Ukraine
September9 12, 2022
Professor Mark Lipovetsky (pen-name Mark Leiderman) of Columbia University will deliver a lecture "Post-Soviet Russian Culture and the Aggression against Ukraine". - Catholic Studies Presents "Literature and Bioethics"
September9 02, 2022
The Catholic Studies Program at Seton Hall University proudly announces “Catholic Literature and Bioethics: Fictions of Autonomy,” by William Gonch, Ph.D. - 4 Towns/1 Book Event: The 1619 Project
September9 01, 2022
Residents of four local towns--East Orange, Irvington, Maplewood, and South Orange--and members of the university community--will come together for a discussion of The 1619 Project. - Provost Passerini Elected to Board of IFCU
September9 01, 2022
Katia Passerini, Ph.D., Seton Hall Provost and Executive Vice President, was elected to the Administrative Board for the International Federation of Catholic Universities. - How Environmental Studies Students Spent Their Summer
September9 01, 2022
Students in the Environmental Studies program share their summer activities and achievements. - Partnership with St. Joseph’s University Medical Center
August8 31, 2022
Seton Hall's Social Work Department and Catholic Studies Programs have entered a partnership with St. Joseph’s University Medical Center. - Alumna Named CEO of Developmental Disabilities Institute
August8 25, 2022
Kim M. Kubasek ’85 was named CEO of Developmental Disabilities Institute, a NY-based nonprofit that provides special education and therapeutic intervention services for adults and children.