Seton Hall’s Lunar New Year Celebration united students and educators across New Jersey through performances, cultural exchange, and a shared celebration of Chinese heritage.
The Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures (LLC) announces the Seton Hall students who achieved medals and certificates for this year’s National Latin Exam.
Japan Week 2026 celebrated Japanese culture and students of the Japanese language and Asian Studies during the popular annual week-long event.
Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures (LLC) announces Omicron Zeta Chapter of Alpha Mu Gamma (AMG), National Collegiate Foreign Language Honor Society.
Poet and translator Yana Kane-Esrig discusses he translations of Ukrainian wartime poets, as well as Russophone dissident poetry of witness and resistance.
French filmmaker Matthieu Verdeil presents a captivating voyage through the 1920s—from Harlem to Marseille, via Jamaica, Russia, and Morocco—in the footsteps of Jamaican-American writer Claude McKay.
Dongdong Chen presents research on the "Three Johns" integral to the development of Chinese Language Education at Seton Hall and in the U.S.
The College of Arts and Sciences Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures hosted a compelling talk titled “The Benefits of Learning a Foreign Language” in Fahy Hall’s Global Learning Center.
Beginner Chinese language student, Liam Knotek, wins third place in Chinese Bridge Competition's College Group for speech and Tai Chi demonstration.
Seton Hall and Ukrainian Catholic University students engaged in a rewarding virtual exchange, exploring cultural insights and shared educational experiences and fostering global understanding.
Women and Gender event presented work by late Seton Hall Professor Bahrami and showcased two invited speakers who shared their personal experiences as vocal resisters in authoritarian countries.
Acclaimed Syrian-American rapper, poet, and storyteller Omar Offendum will provide an evening of meaningful dialogue and performance.
Seton Hall students can join an online language exchange with Ukrainian Catholic University on March 26. Sign up to connect with UCU students and the Global Learning Center.
This year's Phi Alpha Theta Lecture will be delivered by the Benjamin Nathans (University of Pennsylvania). Professor Nathans will speak about the history of political dissent in the Soviet Union.
An abundance of Japanese and Asian-inspired events are open to community members during Japan Week 2025: "Time of Great Change, Time of Great Connection." Explore cultures, cuisines and much more.
America's Cassandra: A multi-media presentation by author and musician Howard Fishman
