Seton Hall diplomacy students attended CSW70 at the UN, engaging in panels on gender equality, justice, and women's rights, gaining firsthand diplomatic experience steps from campus.
Seton Hall University celebrated its 170th Baccalaureate Commencement on Monday, May 18, at the Prudential Center, with the keynote delivered by best-selling author Arthur Brooks.
Dean Courtney Smith has been appointed president of ACUNS, the leading global association for UN scholars and practitioners, strengthening Seton Hall's ties to the international academic community.
Malaak Jamal ’15, is an alumna of the graduate program at the School of Diplomacy and International Relations. Jamal is currently serving at the Human Rights Foundation (HRF) as director of policy.
The School of Diplomacy and International Relations is honored to welcome Matthew Brown, Ph.D., as its next Sergio Vieira de Mello Visiting Chair in the Practice of Post-Conflict Diplomacy.
Working at the intersection of technology and governance, Bryan Yeoh is advancing AI policy and international collaboration in Southeast Asia.
Diplomacy grad, Chiara Pucci, is building a global career in Vienna while competing as a professional soccer player, balancing corporate leadership with elite athletics.
The School of Diplomacy's National Security Fellowship, hosted Cristina Cruz, Director of Critical Event Threat Management, Intelligence and Travel Safety at Prudential Financial, as a guest speaker.
This event is to connect students with Diplomacy alumni to discuss career paths, opportunities, and next steps.
During a New York City trip organized with the help of The Serviam Institute for International Security (SIIS), students learned about the relationship between art and freedom through an exhibit tour.
Fresh off a trip to Capitol Hill, the Student Veterans Organization at Seton Hall demonstrates that service extends beyond the uniform.
The newest edition of In the Lead magazine centers on ethical leadership, exploring how integrity and accountability shape effective leadership in an increasingly complex world.
Students from Seton Hall University’s 2025-26 National Security Fellowship recently returned from a landmark trip across the Pacific to Japan, offering the fellows a unique and rewarding opportunity.
Seton Hall hosts Ukrainian Catholic University leader Halyna Protsyk to strengthen the partnership and expand learning opportunities.
Sofia Caroline Diaz 25' is building an international career at the United Nations, where her journey reflects the impact of diplomacy in action through internships and global policy work.
Seton Hall School of Diplomacy alumna, Caroline Driscoll, is creating systems-level change through nonprofit leadership, using fundraising and community-centered solutions to drive lasting impact.
