What's the best way for people to begin investing? New research from Finance Professors find anchoring behavior causes people to invest less than they should, harming them in the long-run.
Sarah Sankel, a student at Sacred Heart Academy in Rahway, New Jersey, has received first place in Seton Hall University’s 2023 High School Essay Contest.
K-12 Education Leadership Professors and Doctoral Students Conduct 3-hour Lecture to Italian PhD Students
The University has announced a digital transformation project to replace its primary Content Management System (CMS).
This spring semester, James Kimble, Ph.D. hosted a virtual panel that showcased the experiences of three communication alumni to his Senior Seminar class of communication majors.
A group of sixty students plus seven faculty members culminated their spring Core II classes with an experiential learning experience in Rome and its environs, focusing on sites related to Core texts.
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) at Seton Hall University is pleased to announce a new virtual offering to currently enrolled students for mental health and wellness, Uwill.
Professor Doron Dorfman and Zackary Berger, M.D., of Johns Hopkins published “Approving Workplace Accommodations for Patients with Long Covid..." in The New England Journal of Medicine.
Environmental Studies students present the results of their engaged research projects at annual Petersheim Expo and Senior Capstone class.
Sina Shokoohyar, assistant professor of computing and decision sciences at the Stillman School of Business, analyzes social media for insights into sharing economy platforms and market influences.
William Connell’s The Routledge History of Italian Americans distinguished for influencing a new generation of students and scholars.
In the Fall 2023 semester, rising senior Jasmine De Leon will be the first Seton Hall student to participate in the new opportunity to study in Rome through Seton Hall.
The College of Nursing is offering Adult and Youth Mental Health First Aid courses that teach how to help someone who is developing a mental health problem or experiencing a mental health crisis.
When the President of the United States threw a big party and invited African leaders to the nation’s capital, I knew it would be a perfect opportunity to experience the world of diplomacy.
On May 19, 2023, the School of Diplomacy and International Relations celebrated 47 graduate students in their annual hooding and commencement ceremony.
CAPS secures grant funding to hire three new interns and provide workshops through the Office of Campus Inclusion and Community to build multicultural competencies.
Seton Hall’s student-run radio station, WSOU 89.5 FM, celebrated 75 years of continuous operation with a gathering of more than 300 alumni and the induction of three new WSOU Hall of Fame members.
Inside the Core we wish Gregory Floyd, Ph.D., all the best, as he leaves Seton Hall for Boston College, his alma mater. He will be an assistant professor of philosophy there.
Three Seton Hall faculty members have published a journal article featuring an innovative University initiative: The Catholic Social Thought (CST) in Action Academy.
Discover the power of humanity through art! The Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute partners with Nice 2 Meet U to host the immersive Forgiveness Project. Join us from May 4 to September 11, 2023.
Sports Poll finds that in MLB, fans favor the pitch clock, shift ban and larger bases; numbers stayed strong from pre-season to in-season.
Ines Murzaku, Ph.D., Professor of Religion and Director of Catholic Studies Program, has accepted the invitation to join the International Women’s Network, a new initiative of the Vatican Dicastery.
The National Security Fellowship (NSF) team had the honor to meet with Ms. Ferial Govashiri, current Chief-of-Staff to the Co-CEO of Netflix, Ted Sarandos, and former Personal Aide to President Obama.
The Dean of Students Office and Counseling and Psychological Services have marked $1,000,000 in NJ State support of the Dare to Care initiative over the last four years.
The University celebrated its 167th Baccalaureate Commencement, honoring Ukrainian Catholic Metropolitan-Archbishop Borys Gudziak and Indra Nooyi, former CEO of PepsiCo.
Collaboration between Seton Hall and Universita Cattaneo LIUC to foster research, faculty-led study abroad, as well as unique summer programs and experiential learning opportunities for students.
The Level 1 and Level 2 Online Teaching Certificate programs will be offered in an asynchronous format this summer. Both new and experienced faculty who are interested in transitioning to online teaching are encouraged to complete these self-paced courses.
In these hands-on workshops, we will discuss tools and strategies to optimize your workflow and increase productivity.
Metropolitan Archbishop of the Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy of Philadelphia, His Excellency Borys Gudziak, and Indra Nooyi, Former CEO PepsiCo Honored; Graduates 2,337 This Season.
Seton Hall University's Esports had an exciting and dynamic Fall 2022 - Spring 2023 season, filled with the addition and departures of players as well as remarkable achievements.
The University recently hosted the 10th Annual New Jersey Big Data Alliance Symposium, the state's most prominent conference for big data and advanced computing, with the theme, "Big Data in FinTech."
The Center for Policy & Research has released “American Torturers: FBI & CIA Abuses at Dark Sites and Guantanamo,” which includes first person accounts and drawings from Abu Zubaydah.
Assistant Vice President and Dean invited to Keynote Rutgers Student-Athlete Graduation Celebration
Seton Hall Student Jackalyn Ballard will be attending the week-long residential program with other emerging lay leaders of the Church from around the world.
Esteemed Alumnus and Adjunct Professor Michael Noriega chosen by Governor Murphy to bring his values and intellect to state's highest court.
The 2023 Pirates Pitch Startup Competition awarded $16,000 in seed funding plus legal services to Seton Hall University's top student entrepreneurs.
The Office of International Programs announced the 2023 Mendoza Global Ambassadors who will represent Seton Hall in their home countries aimed at increasing the University’s global footprint.
Army ROTC conducted its inaugural ‘Pirate Week’ Celebration to revitalize some of our important history in our 130th year since Seton Hall began training Army officers.
This Spring, ONWARD 2023, the Student Activities Board’s (SAB) yearly concert, featured hip hop duo, Rae Sremmurd with special guest opener DJ Mal.
Inside the Core we are excited to celebrate the completion of the first season of CORECast, the podcast program coming out of one of the Academies in our Seeds of Innovation program.
The Law School jumped 17 places to 56th overall and was ranked 12th best Part-Time program and 11th best Health Care Law program in the nation.
The Fellows of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners awarded the 2023 Legacy Award to Mary Ellen Roberts in recognition of her contributions to health care and the nurse practitioner role.
Reflecting on all that has been accomplished in the Spring 2023 semester, Institute of communication and Religion Director Jon Radwan, Ph.D., shares a recap of recent scholarly work.
From April 14-16, Seton Hall’s Army ROTC Pirate Battalion took part in a combined field training exercise (CFTX) at Fort Dix with Rutgers University and Princeton University.
Congressman Bill Pascrell visited the Interprofessional Health Sciences campus to tour the sim labs and acknowledge $1.14M in federal funding he helped secure for the University.
On Monday, May 1, students, faculty, administrators and other members of the University community gathered to celebrate the publication of Professor Dermot Quin’s scholarly history of Seton Hall.
The Sister Rose Thering Fund for Education in Jewish-Christian Studies is proud to announce four new members of its Board.
Diplomacy students from Seton Hall attended the UNA-USA Global Engagement in February of 2023.
A joined partnership between the Center for the Study of Genocide and Human Rights at Rutgers, and the Educational Studies Department at Seton Hall, co-sponsored an event on Difficult Dialogues.
During his tenure, Dean Shulman played a significant role in elevating the profile of the School of Health and Medical Sciences.
The College of Education and Human Services and Alumni Engagement honor the work of faculty and alumni who embody a passion for and commitment to serve.
Seton Hall's master’s program in School Counseling seeks National Recognition from the American School Counselor Association.
On March 29, Edmund Adjapong, Ph.D., Associate Professor and Secondary Education Program Director for the Department of Educational Studies, delivered a presentation on Culturally Responsive Teaching.
The Catholic Studies working group of the International Federation of Catholic Universities (IFCU) held an eye-opening meeting about current trends in Catholic higher education and opportunities.
Seton Hall University has announced the implementation of DegreeWorks, a comprehensive degree auditing and tracking system, to enhance overall academic experience for students.
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy joined political science students in a class called "New Jersey Politics and Governance", led by Professor Matt Hale.
The Greenleaf Center for Servant Leadership at Seton Hall recently partnered with the Republic of Kenya to conduct a workshop series addressing the fundamentals and practices of Servant Leadership.
Accounting and criminal justice students participated in the IRS Citizen Academy during which they learned the ropes from special agents and gained real-world experience in financial investigations.
Naomi Shuyama-Gómez '18/M.A. '20 has won an O. Henry Award for Short Fiction, 2023.
In the latest series installment, presenters advocated embracing internationalization to advance campus diversity and interdisciplinarity.
April is always a busy time, but even more so for Environmental Studies students as they mark Earth Day with a month of special activities.
Dareen Abukwaik, a junior journalism student, discussed her experience as a copywriting intern with Kraus Marketing last summer.
Ines Murzaku, Ph.D., Professor of Religion and Director of Catholic Studies, and Seton Hall student Kennedy Dierks will speak at a symposium celebrating the 10th anniversary of the papacy of Pope Francis.
Learn online security basics to protect your information and avoid internet scams.
Nikia Sharp, a student in Seton Hall's MSN in Pediatric Nurse Practitioner program, has been awarded the 2023 Project Height Scholarship, recognizing her achievements in technology and civil rights.
A SHU undergraduate History major, Pearse Gorman, participated in the 2023 Undergraduate Research Workshop at the McNeil Center for Early American Studies (MCEAS) at the University of Pennsylvania.
The English department's inaugural undergraduate literature conference addressed the theme of “Literary Justice.”
The Seton Hall School of Diplomacy and Newark Global Studies High School recently expanded upon a 2020 partnership for the 2023-2024 school year.
Jonathan Farina, Ph.D., will serve as interim dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, effective June 1, 2023.
The Seton Hall Campus Series provided high school students with an exciting opportunity to learn about collegiate esports programs, explore potential scholarships and compete in front of recruiters.
Inside the Core, we welcome Dermot Quinn, Ph.D. back to the Scholars' Forum in the Catholic Intellectual Tradition to discuss his latest book, Seton Hall University: A History, 1856-2006.
Jessica Moran, a senior accounting major, discusses her internship experience at KPMG, one of the “Big Four” accounting firms.
Seton Hall’s Brownson Speech and Debate Team is celebrating success at two national tournaments including the 2023 Pi Kappa Delta and the American Forensic Association Speech National Tournaments.
Undergraduate students Brooke and Madison Loza advance to the finals of the virtual UPitchNJ startup contest. Come cheer on the student entrepreneurs on Wednesday, May 1 from 1:30 - 4 p.m.
The Department of Education Leadership, Management and Policy announces recipient of the 2023 Gerard Babo Award: Nicole Giglia, Ph.D.
Enhance your creative skills and earn chances to win an exciting prize! Complete one or more Adobe Creative Skills Series courses by May 10, 2023, and be entered into a raffle with one entry for each course completed.
International collaboration to harness sun for next generation renewable energy solutions.
Seton Hall has reason to celebrate as U.S. News & World Report ranked its graduate programs among the best for the 2023-2024 academic year.
The Pre-Professional Advising Center supports students through the exploration, preparation, and application phases of their journey towards a health professional school.
U.S. News & World Report's 2023-24 Best Graduate Schools ranked the Stillman School of Business part-time M.B.A. program 84th in the nation, placing it in the top 28 percent of all programs.
As you prepare to depart from your Home at the Hall, here is information about checking out of the residence halls.
All SHU student entrepreneurs are invited to apply to a free eight-week summer accelerator program that provides up to $2K in seed funding for your startup business.
The Center for Community Research and Engagement’s PolicyLab hosted a panel discussion on reimagining public safety.
Junior Malik Redwood presented a live Python coding workshop at the National Research Data Access and Preservation conference in March.
Students traveled with the Career Center on April 19 to visit PR firm Sloane & Company at their World Trade Center office in New York City.
In the Spring '23 issue of In the Lead magazine, authors Elizabeth Halpin and Bryan C. Price provide a case study on how students seek to gain leadership experience through interdisciplinary teams.
On Wednesday, April 5, five Seton Hall students from the Educational Studies Department traveled to New York for a briefing at UNESCO. The session was arranged through the partnership between the Cent.
Metropolitan-Archbishop of the Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy of Philadelphia Borys Gudziak will deliver the keynote address and receive an honorary degree at the 167th commencement ceremony.
Seton Hall's sixth annual Giving Day shatters the record for the greatest number of donors in the history of Giving Day while raising the highest giving total since 2018!
Celebrate the release of "Seton Hall University: A History. 1856-2006" with author and historian Dermot Quinn during a book lecture and signing on Monday, May 1 at 5 p.m. in Bethany Hall.
On Thursday, April 27 at 6:30 p.m., Slavic Club is hosting a Slavic Academic Olympiad testing audience’s knowledge of Slavic Cultures and the Russian language in Fahy Hall 236.
An Interview with Law Professor Gaia Bernstein, author of the celebrated book UNWIRED.
Microsoft Teams' latest updates provide a better user experience, boost collaboration and increase productivity.
In the Spring '23 issue of In the Lead magazine, the editors spoke with Shail Jain, a leader in technology and data in the life sciences, healthcare, financial services and communications industries.
In line with the emerging College of Human Development, Culture, and Media, the one-year M.S. in Professional Communication and Digital Media Arts program offers dynamic, digitally centric curriculum.
The Center for Catholic Studies will host the 25th Annual Faculty Summer Seminar with Lawrence Principe, Ph.D., of Johns Hopkins University from May 31 – June 2.
Carl Kirton, a renowned nursing leader and editor-in-chief of the American Journal of Nursing, chose Seton Hall for his Ph.D. in Nursing.
While Core students are likely to be studying the works of Friedrich Nietzsche, adjunct professor Stephen Adubato has published an opinion piece in Newsweek discussing the philosopher’s influence today.
On behalf of the 2023 Servant Leader Awards Committee, we are honored to announce the Nineteenth Annual Student Servant Leader Awards recipients.
Marie Foley, Ph.D., R.N., C.N.L. leaves a lasting legacy of achievements that elevated the College of Nursing's national rankings and increased licensure rates.