Seton Hall to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
The Seton Hall Latino community celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month with special events from Sep 15 through Oct 15.
Latino Institute News
Students to Explore Creative Writing and Latinx Authors
Immaculate Conception High School partners with Unanue Latino Institute for 5th Annual Creative Writing Workshop.
Latino Institute Welcomes Three New Board Members
The Latino Institute adds three new members to its Advisory Board, including one Seton Hall alumnus.
Latinas Shine at Seton Hall University Graduation
University commencement displays Latino American pride among keynote speaker, valedictorian, and Unanue scholar class.
Southern California to the UN: A Global Leader in the Making
Graduating Scholar, Kristal Corona, celebrates acceptance to Brandeis University's Heller School for Social Policy and Management.
Latino Institute Director Named 2018 Innovator to Watch
NJ Tech Selects Unanue Latino Institute Executive Director, Stephanie Macias-Arlington, One of 2018's Top Innovators to Watch.
Latino Institute to Host Inaugural Scholarship Brunch
The Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute announces it will be hosting the organization’s first annual Scholarship Brunch.
Meet the 2018 Graduating Class of Unanue Scholars
The Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute is thrilled to recognize our scholars graduating this upcoming May 2018!
Leap Into a Hands-on Science Workshop This Summer
Science-loving high school students are invited to spend a week learning about forensics, astronomy, urban farming & more.
The Latino Institute Celebrates Cesar Chavez
The Latino Institute will host a film screening of an episode of "Latino Americans" on Wednesday, April 11.
Meet our Social Media Savvy Angie
A junior pursuing a major in Broadcasting & Film and minor in Asian Studies, Angie Loveday represents the Joseph A. Unanue Latino’s Social Media and Communications Team.
Pirate's Eye on Pau Aragay Marín M.P.A. '15
Pau Aragay Marín M.P.A. '15 never thought he would leave Spain for a journey in the nonprofit world in New York City.
Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe: Transcending Borders
Rev. Augustus "Gus" Puleo will provide a lecture on Our Lady of Guadalupe on Wednesday, March 14.
Museum Professions Student Interns at The Franklin Institute
Jacquelyn Coletta recently completed a prestigious internship with the External Affairs Department at The Franklin Institute.
A Lecture by Dr. Silvina Montrul
The College of Arts & Sciences Distinguished Guest Lecture Series will present a lecture by noted linguist Silvina Montrul.
Pirate's Eye on the Honorable Caridad F. Rigo '73/J.D. '77
The Honorable Caridad F. Rigo '73/J.D. '77 talks about Hispanic Heritage Month and her experience at Seton Hall.
Always Living in Spanish: A Journey
The Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute will be hosting a lecture by author-poet Dr. Marjorie Agosín on Friday, Sept. 22nd.
How the Reformation Changed the World
Dr. Carlos Eire, Professor of History and Religious Studies at Yale and National Book Award recipient, will be giving a lecture on the Reformation.
Samba!- A Conversation with Philip Galinsky
Seton Hall to host a lecture by Philip Galinsky, Ph.D., ethnomusicologist and director of Samba New York!
Cuba Now and Possible Futures
What is happening now, where could Cuba’s political future be headed? Hear from three distinguished Cuba experts.
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