Seton Hall Giving Day Raises $331,000 From More Than 2,000 Donors
The generosity of the University community, raising $331,559 from 2,045 donors in 36 hours, will have a transformative impact.
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CommArts Student Accepted to Competitive Apprenticeship Program
Senior Rachel Haggerty was accepted to the National Association of Broadcasters’ six-month Technology Apprenticeship Program.
Ensuring Cultural Competence Among Behavior Analysts
This one day course explores how to navigate collaborative relationships with families in an age cultural variables.
Students from 12 Universities Pitch New Business Ideas
UPitchNJ, an innovative statewide collegiate business model competition, to showcase the top student talent on April 26.
Celebrating Diversity, Justice and Empowerment
The Petersheim Academic Exposition will feature several symposiums hosted by the Martin Luther King Leadership Program.
Test Your IQ at 'Great Minds on the Green' Celebration
The Office of Public Relations and Marketing is hosting the "Great Minds on the Green" celebration with the Petersheim Expo.
A Trip for the Ages
How do you combine an invaluable education, cultural appreciation and cherished experiences into one week? Ask Pallavi Shahi.
Philosophy Major Accepted to Yale Summer Institute
Elizabeth Shehata is one of the select undergraduates who will attend the 2019 Summer Institute in Bioethics at Yale.
Family Matters
Three siblings cross the globe to attend Seton Hall and share Pirate Pride.
Senior Starts Position with JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Samantha Seitz landed an internship with JPMorgan Chase & Co. and will be working as a full-time analyst upon graduation.
Catholic Writers Retreat to Foster Religious Awareness
The first-ever Catholic Writers Retreat at Seton Hall will be held from June 7 to June 9.
Diplomacy Professor Assumes Role at State Department
School of Diplomacy's Hugh Dugan appointed Presidential Envoy for Hostage Affairs at the State Department.
Great Minds on the Green
Celebrating 'Great Minds' with Seton Hall trivia competitions, brain games, branded giveaways, a photo booth and much more.
Senate President Sweeney Convenes Policy Forum
Lewinson Center presents The Path to Progress: A Policy Forum on How to Save New Jersey. See firsthand how government works.
In Celebration of Administrative Professionals Day
Tune is to WSOU's Thank God For Monday for a special interview with Staysha Taylor on her career journey & lessons learned.
Multicultural Festival Celebrates Student Achievements
The Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures demonstrates student accomplishments and celebrates our diversity.
Historian Speaks at Conference on Women and Gender
Historian and bestselling author Danielle McGuire spoke at the Conference on Women and Gender at Seton Hall University.
Core Fellow Receives Innovation Project Grant
Core Fellow, Travis Stevens, received an Innovation Project Grant in order to created a gamification project for Core I.
Student Play Performed at Sold-Out Show in NYC
The work of playwriting student, Kelly Murphy, was performed at the Manhattan Repertory Theatre in New York City.
Alumna Manages ReadyCam TV Studios Post-Graduation
A production associate for VideoLink, Leanna Agresta '18 manages in-house, professional TV studios called ReadyCams.
Princeton Physicist to Give Jaki Lecture
Sir Steven Cowley delivers "Bringing Down the Cost and Scale of Fusion Energy," the Fr. Stanley L. Jaki Distinguished Lecture.
Career Center Sponsors Spring Career Fair
Companies and organizations from across the U.S. joined Seton Hall at the Spring Career Fair on Wednesday, March 27.
#HallAbroad! Travel Photo Contest Winners Announced
Dozens of Seton Hall students submitted photos of their globetrotting adventures. Three winning images made the final cut.
Faculty Workshop: Project Based Learning and Managing Student Teams
Faculty will lead participants in a roundtable discussion followed by panel discussions and presentations on the topics of Project Based Learning and Managing Student Teams.
Arts and Sciences Launches New M.S. Data Science
The online program builds on the success of the College's popular certificate program in Data Visualization and Analysis.
SHU Staff and Faculty Enjoy Campus Walking Tour
On March 28th, a walking tour of the historic South Orange campus was held as part of the Charter Day week of events.
Introducing Jessica Grove and the Field Trip Initiative
Find out Jess's vision and the role Civic Engagement plays in planning leadership field trips.
Philosophy Major Publishes Research in Undergrad Journal
Joe Montesano's award-winning paper will be published in the undergrad journal Medical Dialogue Review (NYU).
9th Annual Irish Mass & Dinner
Join us on Friday, May 3, for an evening of celebration of Catholic faith and Irish heritage!
Peacebuilding for the Future
Professor David Wood immerses himself in Libya to prepare aid recommendations and encourage peace in their ongoing conflict.
Education Community Showcases Diversity Initiative
Students, alumni, and international colleagues have been working tirelessly on their Diversity Initiative.
Reshaping the Landscapes of Arab Thought
Youssef Yacoubi, director of Arabic Studies and co-director of Middle Eastern and North African Studies, was elected to speak at the prestigious symposium "Reshaping the Landscapes of Arab Thought."
"Revolutionizing Education" Speaker Series for CEHS
The Revolutionizing Education Speaker Series aims to revolutionize education to be more equitable and inclusive for everyone.
Inside the Core this Week: C. S. Lewis
Some Core II classes at this time may be reading from C. S. Lewis' Mere Christianity, which sums up Lewis' theology.
Student Entrepreneurs Receive $16,000 from Investor Judges
Student teams pitched their business ideas for $16,000 in venture capital seed funding at the ninth annual Pirates Pitch.
Giving Day Encourages Pirates to Share Their Stories
On April 10-11, all Pirates will have the opportunity to win up to $500 in gift cards and direct $500 to any Seton Hall fund.
Leadership in a Changing World
Leadership students listened to a presentation by Professor Shannon on the importance of technological literacy.
Attend the Annual Symposium and Learn More About Careers in Supply Chain Management
Stillman School and APICS Student Chapter host supply chain symposium on Tuesday, April 9 at 7 p.m. in Jubilee Hall Atrium.
Journalism Professor's Book Wins National Award
Professor Matthew Pressman's book, On Press, received the 2019 PROSE Award from the Association of American Publishers.
Seminar on Chemoselective Reactions for Medicinal Chemistry
NC State professor Caroline Proulx to speak on Chemoselective Reactions for Medicinal Chemistry
Seton Hall University Presents Woman of the Year Awards
Bernadette McVey and Maureen Byrnes receive the Emma Quartaro Woman of the Year Award.
Video from Sports Business and Media Ethics Symposium
Video from the Seton Hall Sports Business and Media Ethics Symposium featuring ESPN's Bob Ley and Stephen A. Smith.
Social Work Seniors Participate in Legislative Advocacy
Seton Hall undergraduate social work students participate in the Legislative Education and Advocacy Day in Trenton.
Nursing Alumni Panel Prepares Seniors For Real-Time
The College of Nursing sponsored their second alumni panel of graduates from the B.S.N. program.
The Unanue Institute Sponsors Trip to the Taino Exhibit
The planned trip to the Taino exhibit is open to all students and transportation will be provided from the Unanue Institute.
WSOU's Jose Feliciano Honored as Ria's Rising Star
WSOU-FM staff member Jose Feliciano '20 was named a Ria's Rising Stars winner at the Worldwide Radio Summit in Burbank, CA.
TLTC 2019 Summer Series Workshops
The 2019 TLTC Summer Series will be offering seven exciting sessions on a variety of topics. Faculty, staff, and students are welcome to attend these free events.
Integrating Technology in the Classroom
Students in the Integrating Technology in the Classroom course joined members of the Instructional Design Team in Space 154 to experience new technologies.
Alumna Debuts in New York Times Reviewed Show
Yvonne Pruitt '18 takes the stage in her first post-graduation show, Southern Promises, at The Flea Theater.
Stillman Student Represents Seton Hall at West Point
Brendan Finnegan represented Seton Hall and the Stillman School at the McDonald Cadet Leadership Conference at West Point.
Educating Problem-Solvers for Our Emerging Digital Ecosystem
Speaker Rebecca Frost Davis will lead activities with faculty to develop ideas on how the topic relates to their teaching.
Making a Difference, One Laptop at a Time
Associate Professor Andrew Simon and his Seton Hall colleagues donate resurfaced laptops to those in need around the globe.
EDST Faculty Presents at Two National Conferences
Bryan Meadows, EDST asst. professor, presented research at two selective national academic conferences.
Graduate Programs in College of Nursing Make Major Gain
U.S. News & World Report 2020 has again ranked graduate programs in the College of Nursing among the nation's best.
Spring Alumni Reception Celebrates True Servant Leaders
The College of Education and Human Services honored Christine Baker, Ph.D. '90, and late Gerard Babo, Ed.D. '01.
Chemistry Final Ph.D. Seminar on Photocatalysis
Final PhD seminar by Marius Pelmus: "Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Phthalocyanine based Photocatalysts."
NJ Earned Sick Leave Law Implemented at Seton Hall
Seton Hall's Earned Sick Leave Policy has recently been updated.
Seton Hall Hosts Continuing Legal Education Seminar
Seton Hall hosted a Continuing Legal Education seminar focused on cyber security and real estate development opportunities.
Core III Class on Fantasy and Faith
Fantasy and Faith explores how to engage the world through various moral and spiritual themes in works of fantasy.
Human Rights Expert to Launch New Project
With McGill University colleagues, Dr. Zinaida Miller was awarded an $18,000 CAD grant to fund her upcoming project.
Getting to Know Rua Dinm and the Development Initiative
Rua shares her some of her behind the scenes experience with of one of the student run initiatives.
Students Pitch Sincere Sitter & Sprouts Analytics
Meet two of the four teams competing for more than $16,000 in seed funding at the April 3 Pirates Pitch Startup Competition.
Award-Winning Journalist to Speak at Seton Hall
Alissa Quart will be discussing her book Squeezed which deals with the hardships facing the American middle class.
McQuaid Medals for Distinguished Service
This year, the McQuaid medal was bestowed upon Reverend Paul A. Holmes, S.T.D., and Kathleen Matta.
College of Arts and Sciences Third Annual Business Boot Camp
Apply to participate in the third annual College of Arts and Sciences Business Boot Camp, an enriching 4-day workshop.
The Architecture of Rome and the Rise of Christianity
Alumna, Amy Giuliano, will take the audience on a visual church history lesson through the eternal city of Rome.
Coats From Cullen
Seton Hall Alumna starts a non profit organization, Coats From Cullen, to honor her brother and his humanitarian work.
Philosophers Speak: Dr. Jesse Prinz on Emotions
On Monday, April 15, at 5 p.m. in Bethany Hall A, Dr. Prinz asks, "Are the Emotions Universal or Culturally Constructed?"
Catholic Studies – Italy in the Footsteps of the Saints
At the end of the trip, students submitted a photo entry along with a caption that perfectly summed up their experience.
CommArts Hosts Annual Alumni Reception
The College of Communication and the Arts to honor Albin Wicki and Dejáy B. Duckett, M.A. '02 at annual reception on 4/15.
Digital Humanities Seed Grant Showcase
The Teaching, Learning, and Technology Roundtable Best Practices Committee is pleased to announce the Digital Humanities Seed Grants Projects Showcase.
B.S.W. Program Graduate Shares Her Child Welfare Knowledge
Menatullah (Mena) Mohamed, Class of 2016, speaks to students enrolled in Child Welfare Policy and Practice.
College of Arts and Sciences Second Civic Engagement Boot Camp
Apply to this enriching workshop by April 2, 2019 and hear a decision by April 16th.
Curate Your Future: The M.A. in Museum Professions' Museum Registration Track
Discover what the Museum Registration track has to offer for current students, alumni, and staff.
Undergraduate Social Work Director Honored
Dr. Dawn Apgar was honored as "Top Reviewer" for the Journal of Baccalaureate Social Work Education for her work in 2018.
Why I Chose Museum Professions: From Classical Studies to Museum Registration
Marguerite O'Brien Reyes shares how the B.A./M.A. program in Museum Professions is helping her pursue her dream job in a European art museum.
The Unanue Institute Receives Tinker Collection
Dr. Catherine Tinker Donates Over 100 Literary Works by Latin American Writers to the Unanue Institute.
Doing Business in Italy
Business leadership students studied abroad in Florence, Italy learning about the various cultural and economic differences.
How Should You React When Experts Disagree With You?
Philosopher Bryan Frances will discuss whether it is ever rational to disagree with experts.
Closing the Religious Divide
The School of Diplomacy is pleased to welcome the U.S.-Pakistan Interreligious Consortium (UPIC) to Seton Hall.
Celebrating Charter Day with Emerging Technologies
Explore Space154 and emerging technologies like virtual reality, robotics, digital scavenger hunts, green screen technology, and Raspberry Pi gaming.
Seton Hall Commercial Wins National Advertising Awards
Seton Hall's Public Relations & Marketing Department was recently honored with two awards for its 'What Great Minds Can Do' commercial.
University Launches New Calendar
Gather RSVP's, add events to your personal Outlook Calendar, showcase events on your school and college homepage—all with the new, streamlined, easy-to-use University Events Calendar.
Seton Hall Hosts Weeklong Celebration of Charter Day
The University will celebrate our Charter in a weeklong celebration, with the main program on Tuesday, March 26 at 3 p.m.
After Hours Study Space Opens at University Libraries
The University Libraries recently completed renovation of a new 24/7 study room that will give students unlimited access.
Chemistry Seminar: The Opioid Crisis
Dr. Thomas A. Brettell, renowned former crime lab director to speak on the opioid crisis and and crime labs.
Final Inclusion Speaker Series
Fourth part of Inclusion Speaker Series is open to all Seton Hall faculty, administrators, staff, and students.
Charter Day Exhibit Displays Seton Hall Mark on Labor
The Unanue Institute is hosting an exhibit and panel for Charter Week on the Catholic symbolism of Cesar Chavez and the UFW.
Students Pitch Business Ideas for Care Call and Flock
Meet two of the four teams competing for more than $16,000 in seed funding at the April 3 Pirates Pitch Startup Competition.
Seton Hall Lineup for SOMA Film Festival Announced
Seton Hall and SOMA present the student and alumni program to be screened this weekend on Sunday, March 24.
Celebrate Japanese Culture at 22nd Annual Japan Week
The Seton Hall community is invited to celebrate the 22nd annual Japan Week. Events will take place from April 1 to April 5.
Gain An Edge With Summer 2019 Classes
With the wide variety of classes offered at Seton Hall this summer, there is one to suit every need and goal.
Honoring Distinguished University Faculty
The University recently honored its 2019 cohort of Faculty Researchers and Teachers of the Year.
"For White Folks Who Teach in the Hood…
Christopher Emdin, Ph.D., will lecture as the first guest in the new Revolutionizing Education Speaker Series on 4/2/19
Student Received Chinese Government Scholarship
Abigail Hofmann received The Chinese Government Scholarship to study abroad in China.
Catholic Studies Students Celebrate St. Patrick's Feast Day
Students taking the "Italy in the Footsteps of the Saints" study abroad course had a private Mass in the Irish Chapel of St. Columbanus in the Vatican Grottoes on March 17.
NBA Commissioner to Open Upcoming Sports Symposium
Adam Silver, NBA Commissioner, and other industry leaders will discuss sports business and media ethics on Tuesday, 4/2.
PRSSA Offers Graduate Students Chance to Expand PR Knowledge
The student organization hosts speaking engagements with PR professionals among numerous initiatives.
Drawdown EcoChallenge: Game On!
Join the SHU Drawdown EcoChallenge team, show the world how we can make a big difference in reversing global warming today.
Julia Hussey Named One Love Unsung Hero
One Love recognizes Seton Hall student for Unsung Hero award.