Combining her Seton Hall education with a passion for making a difference, Molly Cleary, B.S. '22, has carved out her path to career success.
Admitted graduate students are automatically considered for the Graduate Merit Scholarship to offset tuition costs throughout their program of study.
Hosted by the Department of Defense, Seton Hall alumni joined military leaders, policymakers, scholars and intelligence experts to discuss irregular warfare insights gained since 9/11.
In her address at Seton Hall last month, Nadia Murad called for accountability, highlighting the importance of justice for survivors of sexual violence.
The Office of the Provost is pleased to invite student applications from all disciplines to represent Seton Hall at the 2025 BIG EAST Undergraduate Research Poster Symposium at Madison Square Garden.
As a graduate student, Robert Bost, B.S. '19/M.A. '21 took advantage of leadership, research and internship opportunities that inspired him to pursue work in public service.
At FAO in Rome, global leaders discussed AI's impact on human resources. Passerini and Monteiro explored AI’s role in education, balancing tech benefits with humanity's essence.
A leading advocate for survivors of genocide and sexual violence, Nadia Murad will be the featured speaker at the School of Diplomacy's World Leaders Forum on November 20.
Specializing in International Security and U.S. Foreign Policy, helped former Diplomacy graduate student Lylian Pagan launch an exciting career in Washington, D.C.
Interdisciplinary program is designed for students interested in both international relations and legal frameworks.
The ‘Ands’ and Ants of History: Two Authors from Eastern Europe Read Their Work
Professor Benjamin Goldfrank, Ph.D., of the School of Diplomacy, is part of an interdisciplinary team investigating how cities around the world respond to challenges to democratic governance.
Britta Redwood, J.D., holds a joint appointment as assistant professor at the School of Diplomacy and Seton Hall Law. She is teaching classes in international law and international human rights.
In his new book, Perceptions of State, School of Diplomacy Associate Professor, Philip Moremen, J.D., Ph.D., looks at why states comply with international law, or not.
Professors Nathaniel Knight and Maxim Matusevich from Seton Hall University will be joined by Columbia University political scientist Elise Giuliano, Ph.D., to discuss the current state of war.
Anastasia Shteinert, a young Russian opposition journalist, will share her experience of political reporting in a high-risk environment under authoritarian rule
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