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Seton Hall Student Broadcasters to Provide on 89.5 FM Live Play-by-Play of the North Semifinal and Final Games
President Nyre shares his thoughts and insights during this WSOU's Thank God For Monday Zoominar. Register today.
Seton Hall faculty members along with experts from Singapore discuss the wisdom of The Bhagavad Gita and its relevance today.
A participatory workshop for anyone who wishes to expand on their abilities to conspire for a more racially equitable future.
The virtual conference "Communication and Religion in the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election" will take place Oct. 21-23.
Professor Ruth Tsuria will be a featured by the famed International Council of Christians and Jews in a panel webinar.
Students in the M.A. in Communication program develop projects in line with their career goals in this innovative course.
Works created by undergraduate students in the College of Communication and the Arts are now on display via digital platform.
Class of 2020 graduates Keith Egan and Joe Binder reflect on their growth with Pirate Sports Network as they begin their careers in broadcasting.
M.A. in Museum Professions students curate and launch online exhibition, “Stress in the Time of COVID."
CommArts students' presentations on communication in Abrahamic scriptures were also featured in a NCA digital poster series.
Graduate students in CommArts embrace teamwork and collaboration in light of the transition to remote learning.
The Institute for Communication and Religion hosts an international panel discussion on Kashmir’s communications blackout.
Work of William Haney Recognized by Blind Jury of Artists and Experts for the 2020 London International Creative Competition.
Communication Professor James J. Kimble, who specializes in the rhetoric and messaging of WWII, answers questions on Covid-19
Blaine discovers dream career in sports communication through research and campus job.
College of Communication and the Arts' faculty members weigh in on how the global pandemic is shaping artists and audiences.
Professor Ines Murzaku shares historical and theological perspectives on how the Church has engaged public health challenges.
Professor BJ Schecter and Assistant Professor Branden Buehler discuss how COVID-19 is affecting the sports media industry.
Graduate Studies within the College of Communication and the Arts introduces new webinar series to connect with students.
Undergraduate Field Production class completes community outreach project profiling the service of Reverend Terry Richardson.
Professor James Kimble published in The Washington Post “The real lesson of World War II for mobilizing against covid-19."
The Buccino Leadership Institute has received more than $7 million in gifts to develop the next generation of leaders.
