Seton Hall University’s College of Human Development, Culture, and Media offers undergraduate and graduate programs in the arts, communication, education, leadership and mental health. Students build expertise in a discipline or pursue interdisciplinary study, enriched by opportunities through the College’s centers and institutes, including the Center for Sports Media. Read more »
In their recent study, Assistant Professor Sadia Cheema and her co-authors gained new insights into how universities can encourage more sustainable water drinking habits.
Arts Council, based at CHDCM, brings students, faculty and professional performances to South Orange Performing Arts Center's 21st season.
When the World Is Watching: A Media Strategy for the Law Enforcement Voice," featured retired NYPD lieutenant and media analyst, Darrin Porcher.
Associate Professor Matthew Pressman, Ph.D. examines the tabloid's history and its enduring influence on American journalism.
Journalism major Michela DiLorenzo was interviewed about her reporting on how AI is reshaping the job market for recent college graduates.
Rediscovered after more than a century, Sergei Rachmaninoff's Suite in D Minor will be performed on November 12 at Carnegie Hall by the MidAtlantic Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Associate Professor Jason Tramm.
For All, Forever
Campaign Priorities
For All, Forever is an investment in people, possibility, and the University’s future. Learn about the fundraising priorities for the College of Human Development, Culture, and Media under this historic campaign.
