Seton Hall’s new Liberal Arts Works course helps students connect classroom skills to career readiness through professional development and self-reflection.
Seton Hall University is celebrating its 170th Baccalaureate Commencement ceremony at 8:30 a.m. on Monday, May 18, 2026, at the Prudential Center.
As the Class of 2026 gets ready to cross the graduation stage at the 170th Baccalaureate Commencement, we set out to give a glimpse into the many outstanding graduates.
Seton Hall University has been named a recipient of the 2026 EAB Experiential Learning Awards, recognizing its leadership in expanding student access to real-world, career-connected experiences.
Seton Hall University is pleased to announce a transformative $1 million gift from the Estate of Shirley Croteau, a New Jersey native and devoted registered nurse for more than 50 years.
An exciting new advertising campaign running across some of New Jersey's busiest corridors is helping build awareness of Seton Hall as a dynamic center for graduate education.
Advising plays a critical role in how students navigate their academic journey. At Seton Hall, a new cross-campus collaboration is reshaping how that support is delivered.
For Julia Landi, people have always been the destination—even if the path to law took a few unexpected turns.
This summer, explore emerging technologies, develop new skills and engage in hands-on learning.
Through discipline, leadership and a commitment to balance, Nasim Warren built a law school experience grounded as much in joy and community as in academic success.
Seton Hall faculty and undergraduate and graduate students join nearly 1,000 social workers in Atlantic City.
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.
Inspired by his parents’ sacrifices and shaped by philosophy, faith and hard-earned resilience, Joachim Mikel Icasiano is entering prosecution determined to pursue justice with humanity.
Henna Shah always believed the law could change lives. At Seton Hall, she learned it could change her own, too.
Through hands-on learning and mentorship, ACE Health helped one Clifton High senior pursue her goal of becoming a nursing student.
Seton Hall University appoints La’Tesha Sampson, Ph.D., as director of the M.S.W. program, bringing extensive clinical, academic and public service leadership experience to the role.
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