Delta Epsilon Sigma - Alpha Mu - 2019 Induction
The Program of Catholic Studies is proud to induct Seton Hall University students to Delta Epsilon Sigma (Alpha Mu) 2019
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ESPN's Bob Ley Teaches on Storytelling and Journalism
ESPN's Bob Ley '76 teaches a Master Class, "Sports Journalism and Its Challenges," to thirty select students.
Inspiration and memorable experiences on organic farms
Students learn about sustainable foods systems on field trips to Windsong Farm, Pfeiffer Center and Stone Barns Center.
Inside the Core this Week: Martin Luther King Jr.
This week students in Core I delve into Martin Luther King, Jr.'s final speech, his "Mountaintop" sermon, just before he died.
Professor Publishes Research on Irrational Investing
Professor Itzkowitz found that despite due diligence, investment choices are made as a result of a very simple process.
CommArts Presents Third Sports Media Discussion
Best-selling authors will talk about producing high-quality nonfiction work in upcoming sports media discussion on 12/6.
SHMS Professor Works with Johns Hopkins on NIH Grant
Professor Sona Patel, Speech-Language Pathology, is collaborating with colleagues at Johns Hopkins on a $3.2M grant.
Higher Education Career Development Seminar, A Success
Esteemed panelists in Higher Education professions shared with students insider knowledge on working in Higher Education.
Seton Hall to Offer One-Credit Workshop on MLK Day
The symposium, held in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr, is open to current and prospective students, as well as alumni.
Chemistry Seminar on Enzyme Catalysis
Seminar by Todd Hyster, Princeton University, “Radical Biocatalysis: Using Open-shell Species to Unlock New Enzyme Function"
PR Professor and Students Present at Conference
Dr. Kristen Koehler, Paige Anderson and Jade Latson discussed experiential learning during the NJCA's 22nd Annual Conference.
Law Professor Featured in Washington Post on China
Law Professor Margaret K. Lewis published an op-ed in the Washington Post on China's "mockery" of its human rights treaties.
Journalism Professor in Time Magazine and Vanity Fair
Journalism Professor Matthew Pressman wrote feature articles for Time magazine and Vanity Fair.
Economics Professor Receives Bright Ideas Research Award
Kurt Rotthoff is a 2018 recipient of the Bright Ideas Award for his recently published research.
Influencing Her Future: Taylor Key '18
Leaving her mark on the beauty industry, PR alumna Taylor Key '18 recently joined product discovery community, Influenster.
Discovering God in a Busy World
Campus Ministry's recent DISCOVERY retreat offered students practical strategies for responding to God in their daily lives.
High School Entrepreneurs With Dream Face Off
The University community is invited to a "Shark Tank" Competition for 10 high school entrepreneur finalists on November 16.
Core 1 Classes Explore Papal Encyclical 'God is Love'
Students read Benedict XVI's encyclical "Deus Caritas Est" or "God is Love," examining connections with other texts.
Shining a Spotlight on DOVE for Giving Tuesday
On November 27, Giving Tuesday celebrates philanthropy, good works and the meaningful service of DOVE to improve the world.
SouthNEXT Festival to Celebrate Local Artists and Speakers
SouthNEXT Festival on Nov 10-11 combines both the Seton Hall and South Orange communities with speakers, performers and more.
An Inside Perspective on the Grants Process
The Office of Corporate and Foundation Relations and the Grants Team are hosting a Panel Discussion on grant funding.
Speech-Language Professor Receives ASHA Award
Kathleen Nagle, PhD, CCC-SLP, has been awarded the Advancing Academic-Research Careers (AARC) Award.
Open Your Heart and Your Home This Thanksgiving
Share your family's Thanksgiving traditions by hosting a pair of Seton Hall's international students. RSVP by November 14.
Slavoj Žižek Presentation Filmed at Seton Hall
The renowned academic and "Elvis of cultural philosophy," Slavoj Žižek, spoke at Seton Hall as part of Poetry-in-the-Round.
Haley Awards Recognize the Past and Future in Nursing
The 2018 Margaret C. Haley Awards honored distinguished graduates from the College of Nursing who made an impact.
Business Expert to Present Motivational Speech
Bruce Freeman will speak on "Turning Adversity into Opportunity" at the Livingston Public Library on November 17.
Arts & Sciences Launches Undergraduate Research Journal
The College announces the launch of Locus, a journal dedicated to the publication of scholarly work by Seton Hall students.
Celebrate World Philosophy Day!
Ask our faculty members your most pressing philosophical questions! UC lobby, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., Thursday, November 15th.
ESPN's Bob Ley to Teach Master Class at Seton Hall
Seton Hall alumnus Bob Ley of ESPN will teach a master class entitled "Sports Journalism and Its Challenges."
Psychology Student Receives Novartis Grant
Grigoriy "Grisha" Shekhtman has been awarded a grant to research the relationship between social media and alcohol abuse.
Ensuring the Health Of The Nation
Graduate nursing students had the rare opportunity to attend an intimate conversation with four former U.S. Surgeons General.
Minor in Sound Production and Engineering
Interested in music production or sound for TV/radio? Sound Production & Engineering will refine your technician expertise.
WSOU News Director Wins Two National Journalism Awards
WSOU News Director, student Bob Towey takes home 2 prestigious Pinnacle Awards from the College Media Association.
IHS Schools Receive Federal Grant to Fight Opioid Use
The Interprofessional Health Sciences schools received a medication-assisted training grant related to opioid use disorders.
Many Core Class Explore the Afterlife with Dante
Students reading Dante's Divine Comedy examine his journey of transformation as he travels through the afterlife.
Pirate's Eye on Karen Grove ’95/M.A.E. '01
Karen Grove's involvement in the alumni community brought her back home to the hall as a professional.
Easily Create and Manage Online Assessments with Respondus
Respondus 4 is a Windows-based authoring tool that makes it easy to create and manage exams for Blackboard Learn.
Adelante Alumni Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
The sound of beating drums, lively dancing, applause and laughter filled Bethany Hall on Oct 15, 2018.
Moving Innovation Forward: Jade Latson '17/'18
An associate analyst for Mastercard, Jade Latson '17/M.A. '18 applies her public relations skills in a Fortune 500 company.
Boost Your Spirit of Thankfulness during True Blue Month
The Student Alumni Association (SAA) is aiming to boost the spirit of thankfulness at Seton Hall to new heights.
Diplomacy Alumni Named Fulbright Scholars
Class of 2018 graduates Aidan Miller and Kylie Lan Tumiatti, are the School of Diplomacy's newest Fulbright winners.
Environmental Professor in Women's Review of Books
Judith Stark, emeritus professor of philosophy and environmental studies, was featured in the Women’s Review of Books.
Expand your Skills with LinkedIn Learning
We’re excited to announce free access to LinkedIn Learning, an on-demand learning solution designed to help you gain new skills and advance your career. Sign in to PirateNet to start.
Chemistry Final Ph.D. Seminar on Modeling of Catalysis
Final Ph.D. seminar of Frank Hung: Modeling Studies of Catalytic Hydrogenolysis of Adsorbed Benzylcyclohexylamines on Pd(111)
Italian Institute Presents Sicilian Music and Poetry
The Charles and Joan Alberto Italian Studies Institute presents "The Sicilian Music and Poetry of Nino Provenzano".
New Undergraduate Course Provides Students With Insights Int
EDST 3900, a new 3-credit travel abroad course, provides Seton Hall students with firsthand insights into Japanese schooling.
Journalism Professor's Research Published in First Book
CommArts' Matthew Pressman publishes historical book detailing the evolution of contemporary journalism and its values.
The Politicization of Migration Around the Globe
Journalist and migration researcher Yan Matusevich will discuss the politicization of migration in a presentation.
Annual Friends Dinner Welcomes Fr. Roy
The Center for Catholic Studies hosted its Annual Friends Dinner to welcome Fr. Roy, the spring 19' Toth/Lonergan Professor
Buccino Leadership Students Visit 9/11 Museum and Memorial to Reflect on Leadership and Life
Students from the new Buccino Leadership Institute visit the 9/11 Museum and Memorial to reflect on leadership and life.
Strategic Communication Student Applies Course Lessons
Sarah Diefenbach uses the knowledge she gains in the classroom to work for global data analysis firm Dun & Bradstreet.
New Buccino Leadership Institute Launched
First-of-its-kind interdisciplinary undergraduate leadership institute in the nation is developing new generation of leaders.
Giving Professionals a Global Edge
New online Executive M.S. program in international affairs and certificate in global studies offer career advancing opportunities.
Seton Hall Mock Trial Starts New Season with a Victory
Seton Hall Mock Trial placed third overall, with three members taking home individual awards, at La Salle University.
Adjunct Professor Applies Real-World Experience in Classroom
Martha Whiteley applies knowledge gained while managing public relations for Panasonic and Wyeth Laboratories to enhance student experience in Crisis Communication.
Open Enrollment – October 29 – November 9, 2018
Open enrollment begins Monday, October 29 and will end on Friday, November 9, 2018.
An Evening of Poetry With Micheal O'Siadhail
An evening of Poetry with Micheal O'Siadhail at Seton Hall University.
New Issue of The Lonergan Review
The Lonergan Institute at Seton Hall University announces the publication of volume IX of its journal, The Lonergan Review
Many Core I Classes Read Saint Augustine of Hippo
Many Core I classes are reading the life story of one of the most interesting writers in history, Augustine of Hippo.
Philosophy Talk On Removing Confederate Monuments
On November 5th from 4 to 5:30 p.m. in Bethany Hall A, Travis Timmerman will give a talk on the ethics of Confederate Monuments.
What is Next in Catholic-Lutheran Relations?
After Lutherans and Catholics observed the 500th Anniversary of The Reformation in 2017, Dr. Susan K. Wood discusses 'What is Next in Catholic-Lutheran Relations?'
Acute Cardiac Events in Lacrosse
Professor Boergers, in the Athletic Training Department, receives $13,965 grant from US Lacrosse for research on managing on-field emergencies.
Seton Hall University Wins National Campus Mental Health Award
The Media Award recognizes and honors Counseling and Psychological Services and the Teaching, Learning and Technology Center on their video series “What’s Up Doc” and specifically their video on Panic Disorder.
A Dramatic Reading of G.K. Chesterton's Father Brown
The dramatic reading of Chesterton's Father Brown Story "The Sign of the Broken Sword," is adapted and directed by Dr. James McGlone, Professor Emeritus.
Seton Hall's 101 Year-Old Fran LaSala Featured on WFAN
Fran LaSala, who has worked at Seton Hall for nearly forty years, was featured on the Mike Francesa Show on WFAN radio.
Lilly Grant to Seton Hall and Sacred Heart Universities
Seton Hall and Sacred Heart Universities have received a Lilly Grant for collaboration on a conference on CIT.
Seeking Nominations: The Hanbury Alumni Mission Award
Now accepting nominations for the Hanbury Alumni Award until December 21st!
From Passion to Calling to Career: Timothy Best '18
Fueled by classroom experience and experiential learning, Timothy Best '18 joins Hamilton College as a sports broadcaster.
Reflection and Discovery Through Paul's Letters
Fr. Thomas D. Stegman, S.J., will hold a free public lecture inspired by St. Paul's letters to the Romans.
Chemistry Seminar on Multiphysics of Polymeric Material
Rose Mercadante Seminar Series - Dr. Shawn Chester, NJIT - "Multiphysics Mechanics of Polymeric Materials".
Dr. Frederick Buechel '67: Co-inventor, Artificial Knee
Dr. Frederick Buechel '67 is the co-inventor of one of the world's best-known artificial knees -- chosen by a million plus.
Blackboard Maintenance Alert
Blackboard will not be available Wednesday December 26 through Sunday December 30, 2018.
Walsh Gallery Exhibits New Show November 8
The University Library's Walsh Gallery will premier two new exhibits at an opening reception on November 8.
Students Participate in South Orange Tree Project
Students collaborating with South Orange Village to identify and inventory trees.
Brownson Speech and Debate Team Starts Semester Strong
The Brownson Speech and Debate Team started the semester taking home several awards from their first competition.
Chemistry Seminar: From Molecules to Microprocessors
Rose Mercadante Chemistry and Biochemistry Seminar Series presents a seminar by Dr. Lauren Klein-Juneau of Air Liquide
Entrepreneur Graduate Class Enjoys Tour of Bentley Labs
Graduate students meet Seton Hall alumnus and entrepreneur Brian Fitzpatrick ('75) who shares his company's rise to success.
The Next Generation: Will the Holocaust Story Survive?
On November 4, the Sister Rose Thering Fund will host an interactive lecture featuring third-generation Holocaust survivors.
Syria Supper Club to Build Bridges Through Feast at Seton Hall
On Oct. 29, enjoy a meal prepared by recently resettled Syrian refugees. Learn about the refugee crisis and how you can help.
Anthropology Professor Featured in PBS Documentary
Anthropology Professor Rhonda Quinn is featured in a PBS documentary: Secrets of the Dead: The Woman in the Iron Coffin.
Karen Boroff Wins Award for CRJ Case
Karen Boroff was recognized for her award-winning case in the Case Research Journal at the 2018 NACRA annual meeting.
Directing Their Own Futures
Pirate Sports Network students develop a new 10-part video series about the personal side of Seton Hall student-athletes.
Reverend Thomas G. Guarino to Celebrate Release of Book
Reverend Thomas G. Guarino celebrates the release of his newest book.
Rajesh Parameswaran Reads at Seton Hall
Acclaimed fiction writer Rajesh Parameswaran will read on Thursday, October 18th at 6:00 p.m. in the Faculty Lounge.
MPA Alumna Begins "Dream Job"
MPA graduate, Ashley Manz, recently joined Mayor Fulop as Senior Public Information Assistant for Jersey City.
John Mooney '55, National Medal of Technology Winner
Mooney co-invented the three-way catalytic converter, an exhaust-cleaning device used on about 80 percent of automobiles.
Applications to Seton Hall Soar by 140 Percent in Last Five Years
As many universities face recruitment challenges, would-be Pirate applications soar by 140%,coming in sixth in the nation.
Attend The 2018 Margaret C. Haley Awards
The College of Nursing and Alumni Relations honor alumni who have made significant contributions to the nursing profession.
English professor shares insights into the Gita
Dr. Aruna Sanyal, Director of the Writing Center and a practicing Hindu, shares her insights into the Bhagavad Gita.
Italy in the Footsteps of the Saints - Spring 2019
The Program of Catholic Studies invites you to explore Italy in The Footsteps of the Saints. Spring Break 2019.
Journalism Professor's New Book Featured by Politico
Professor Matthew Pressman's new book, On Press: The Liberal Values That Shaped the News (Harvard), was featured in Politico.
Dr. Braio on Lonergan Economics
Dr. Frank Braio will present a lecture series on Canadian Jesuit theologian Bernard Lonergan's economic theory.
Social Work Graduate Credits Seton Hall for Her Success
Learn more about how earning a Bachelor's Degree in Social Work at Seton Hall had a lasting impact on one graduate.
Seminar - Tissue Engineering for Bone Cancer
Seminar - Dr. Jenny Zilberberg of Hackensack University Medical Center - "The Osteoblastic Tumor Niche in Multiple Myleoma"
Professor Receives Book Award at National Conference
Professor Lurie received an Award of Merit for her book Envisioning New Jersey: An Illustrated History of the Garden State.
Diplomacy Professor Named Fellow at NATO Defense College
International Security expert investigates NATO measures in the Baltic region.
Heart of the University, Faculty Retreat Series 2018
Dr. Todd Stockdale reflects on The Educational Vocation and Discernment: The Discipline of Listening, the second retreat
Psychology Grad Joins the Police Academy
Kevin Sanchez, 2018 graduate, has entered the Police Academy in Orange County, Florida.
Latino Institute Director Named 2018 Brand Builder
Leading Women Entrepreneurs recognizes Latino Institute executive director as one of New Jersey's Top 25 Brand Builders.
Noted Scholar Presents Oesterreicher Memorial Lecture
Rabbi David Fox Sandmel delivers special memorial lecture at 65th anniversary of Institute of Judaeo-Christian Studies.