Philosophy Scholar to Address Students and Faculty
Dr. Merold Westphal, Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at Fordham University, is coming to Seton Hall on Sept. 27.
News Archive
Sports Poll and Get Paid
The Seton Hall Sports Poll is looking for students and student groups to help poll -- and get paid!
Connect With Nature and Find Your Inner Peace
Ecology Club and Environmental Studies students have organized weekend day hikes during the month of September for students to explore vista points in the NJ Highlands region.
Students Explore Genesis and Exodus
Students delve into the Hebrew Scriptures in Core I this week, looking at excerpts from Genesis and Exodus.
Stillman School Honors Student Entrepreneurs
The Center for Entrepreneurial Studies honors two young alumni with Emerging Entrepreneur Awards at Hall of Fame Dinner.
Celebration and Blessing of IHS Campus Featured on PBS
The celebration of the official opening and blessing the new Interprofessional Health Sciences Campus (IHS) was featured on PBS.
Bryan Meadows Named to New Jersey State Advisory Committee
Faculty member, Bryan Meadows Ph.D., from the Department of Educational Studies will be serving on an NJDOE state-wide advisory committee.
Counseling Psychology Doctoral Program at APA
Doctoral Counseling Psychology Students and Faculty Shine with their Commitment to Research Competence at the APA convention.
A Pope and a President
The story on the 1982 meeting where the president and the pope confided their conviction that God had spared their lives.
Dr. Liam Brockey to Speak on Jesuit Missions in East Asia
Dr. Liam Brockey, a former consultant to Martin Scorsese's film Silence, will discuss Jesuit missionaries in East Asia.
Seminar on Sustainable Chemistry
Rose Mercadante Seminar Series - Prof. Brad Carrow of Princeton on Catalyst Design for Sustainable Coupling Chemistry
Theology Professor's New Book Tops Amazon's List
Fr. Pablo Gadenz's new book, "The Gospel of Luke," tops Amazon's "Hot New Releases" list. A book signing will be held Oct. 3.
Diplomacy Student Heads Back to Togo for Internship
Graduate student Erick Agbleke's assignment with the U.S Embassy in Lomé, provided a unique opportunity for him to give back.
We Are the World
The annual International Celebration returns to campus with food trucks, foreign films, a Russian empress and lots more!
College of Nursing Walks for Mary's Place By The Sea
Seton Hall’s College of Nursing will participate in Mary’s Place by the Sea’s 7th Annual Walkathon on Saturday, September 22.
Some Core I Classes Continue to Read Plato
Some Core I classes continue to read the works of Plato, including the Symposium, a banquet dedicated to Eros, god of love.
Career Center Sponsors Fall Career Fair
Explore potential internships and entry or mid-level positions with over 125 employers at the fall Career Fair.
Seton Hall to Celebrate Opening of New IHS Campus
Seton Hall and Hackensack Meridian Health to mark the open and blessing of the new Interprofessional Health Sciences Campus.
Chemistry Seminar on Biomaterial Drugs
Seminar by Professor Vivek Kumar of the New Jersey Institute of Technology entitled "Short Peptide Biomaterial Drugs."
Waiting for Žižek
Renowned academic Slavoj Žižek is coming to Seton Hall to present on Samuel Beckett, politics, and political correctness.
SLP and PA Grad Students Work Interprofessionally
Speech-Language Pathology and Physician Assistant students collaborate perform HEENT and Oral Mechanism Exams.
Museum Professions Student Completes Internship at The Met
Sua Mendez, a B.A./M.A. in Museum Professions student, recently completed a competitive collections management internship at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Slavic Club Presents Seton Hall Globetrotters
On Thursday, Sept 20th at 6:30 p.m. in Fahy 236, the Slavic Club will be holding presentations by its members who recently studied and worked abroad.
Law Professor to Give Keynote Address at Poverty Summit
Professor Paula Franzese will present "Dismantling Structural Racism: Engaging Neighbors, Leaders, and Government."
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.
2018 Entrepreneur Hall of Fame Inductees
CPAs Ralph, M.S.'98, and Marylee R. Evangelista to be inducted into the University's Entrepreneur Hall of Fame.
WSOU Fall Concert Series Set to Rock New York City
WSOU's fall concert series, 'Rotten Apple Fest,' will feature 11 performances including Clutch, Beartooth and more.
Nutley Hosts Welcome Day Event for Seton Hall
Nutley is hosting "Welcome Day" with free food for Seton Hall's IHS campus on 9/21 from noon-3 p.m. in the park across the street.
Seton Hall's Latest U.S. News Best Colleges Ranking
Seton Hall moved up five places among the top tier of national universities in the latest guide by U.S. News & World Report.
CommArts Hosts Graduate Student Orientation
The College of Communication and the Arts welcomed Fall 2018 incoming graduate students at Graduate Student Orientation on August 25.
College of Communication and the Arts Welcomes Professor Gregory Stevens
Professor Gregory Stevens will serve as a faculty associate and the program director of the M.A. in Museum Professions program.
GSA Names Associate Dean of Nursing as Fellow
The Gerontological Society of America has named Associate Dean Judith Lucas as a fellow for her work in policy and practice.
Stillman School of Business Is No. 108 in the Nation
U.S. News & World Report ranks Stillman School No. 108 in listing of the best undergraduate business programs in the nation.
Africana Studies Hosts Author/Poet Staceyann Chin
Author, Staceyann Chin of the widely acclaimed novel, The Other Side of Paradise visits Seton Hall on September 26, 2018.
Blessed Paul VI – The Prophetic Pope
This conference, held on Tuesday, October 2 at 1 p.m, will celebrate Pope Paul VI's upcoming canonization on October 14, 2018 in St. Peter's Square by Pope Francis.
Alberto Institute Event Celebrates Italian Studies
Italian Studies student scholars, benefactors and distinguished alumnus Frank Cannata '55 will be honored at Sept. 11 event.
Med School Student Wins Laser Spine Inst. Scholarship
Helen Pozdniakova, a first year medical student, is this year’s recipient of the Laser Spine Institute Scholarship.
Core I Classes Begin for a Large First Year Class
First year students begin their Core experience with readings from the Church, Socrates and Plato.
Prof. Charles Grantham in The NY Times and TRNN
Charles Grantham, director of the Center for Sport Management, weighed in on Colin Kaepernick's suit against the NFL.
Meet Our Newest International Development and Diplomacy Fellow
Twenty-eight-year former diplomat of the Swiss Foreign Service, Therese Adam joins the Diplomacy School.
Transforming Light Translated Into Italian
Monsignor Richard Liddy's 1993 book, Transforming Light: Intellectual Conversion in the Early Lonergan, has recently been translated into Italian.
Supporting Tomorrow's Ph.D. in Nursing Leaders
Support for Ph.D. candidates is a healthy investment for tomorrow's nurse leaders.
Catholic Study Major Alumni started a teaching career
A Catholic Studies degree prepared Kristine well for her teaching vocation.
Nonprofit Intern Scholarship
For the second year, The Career Center awarded students the "Nonprofit Intern Scholarship."
First of Four Heart of the University Faculty Retreat Series
Dr. Marianne Lloyd reflects on The Educational Vocation and Authenticity: Let Your Life Speak (Even in Meetings and Lectures) in the first of four retreats for faculty and administrators.
Motivational Speaker to Lead Dialogue about Inclusion
Reginald F. Butler to Lead Dialogue about Inclusion, Part of a Year-long Initiative to Support Diversity on Campus.
Interdisciplinary Colloquium Series Begins this Fall
Celebrating the common journey shared by our community, Seton Hall launches The Lovelette Interdisciplinary Series on 9/20.
2018 Entrepreneur Hall of Fame Inductee
Abe Kasbo '94/M.P.A. '99, founder and CEO of Verasoni Worldwide, to be inducted into University's Entrepreneur Hall of Fame.
RCIA: Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
Want to become Catholic? Need Confirmation? Join RCIA today! RCIA meets every Sunday in the lower level of Boland Hall.
Seton Hall's Insurance Professionals Offer Networking
Seton Hall Insurance Professionals (SHIP) facilitates connections for students and alumni.
Pirate's Eye on Nya Huguette Ebama '01
Nya Huguette Ebama '01 never gave up on her dreams of being a doctor despite facing significant challenges.
Alumni Welcome all New Pirates
More than 1,800 new Pirates were welcomed to the Seton Hall family with a personal handwritten postcard.
Adjunct Open House
Adjunct faculty are invited to stop by the Faculty Lounge on Sept. 6th for some light refreshments and a meet-and-greet.
Professor Becomes Highland Park Borough Council Member
Matt Hale looks forward to using material he teaches in public administration classes in his real world role on council.
Students Complete Internship at the Superior Court
Joseph Murante and Emily Silkowski have wrapped up a three-month long internship for the Superior Court of NJ.
GMA Celebrates Seton Hall First-Gen Students
Sophomores Elizabeth Rodriguez and Karmen Yap were celebrated by Good Morning America for their journey to Seton Hall.
Associate Dean of Nursing To Be Inducted As Fellow
Kathleen Neville, Ph.D., R.N., has been selected for Fellowship in the American Academy of Nursing.
Students Featured for Environmental Efforts on Campus
Environmental Students Featured in Statewide Publication for Sustainability Efforts on Campus during capstone project.
Symposium on Modern Slavery Coming September 20
Seton Hall is hosting "Modern Slavery in our Lives" with human rights experts to talk slavery in our every day lives.
New IHS Campus Welcomes Nursing Students
New and returning nursing students began their first day as part of the brand new health sciences campus.
Critical Issues in Information and Education
The next event in the University Libraries Speaker Series focusing on educational and informational issues.
MERIT Celebrates Student Achievement
Social media program provides virtual merit badges to recognize undergraduate student success at the University.
Zotero Citation Management Sessions at the IHS Campus
Learn how to manage and utilize citations with Zotero Citation Management software. With the Microsoft Word add-in, you can cite as you write!
Announcing the CFD Fall 2018 Schedule
The Center for Faculty Development will again be sponsoring a wide array of programs to support faculty teaching and scholarship.
Biochemistry Seminar on Drug Delivery
The Rose Mercadante Chemistry and Biochemistry Seminar Series is pleased to present a seminar by Professor Gregory Wiedman on drug delivery through cell membranes.
Director of Buccino Center Receives the Leo Zatta Award
Michael Reuter, director of the Gerald P. Buccino '63 Center for Leadership Development, will receive the Leo Zatta Award.
Student Tech Bytes for the 2018 Fall Semester
The TLTC is pleased to announce the Student Tech Bytes Fall Semester schedule is now available!
Once, Twice, Three Times a Pirate
The Dubovy siblings are the first legacy triplets at the University.
The First 56 Days: Fun, Festivities and Fairs
Welcome Week is loaded with great fun and activities for new and returning Pirates!
2022: Most Applicants, Largest Class, Highest Avg. SAT
The Class of 2022 had the most applicants, is the largest class, and has the highest average SAT score in Seton Hall history.
Nursing Professor Teaches New M.D.'s Practical Skills
Maryanne Barra-Schneider, D.N.P., recently led a workshop for new doctors titled "Internal Medicine Boot Camp 2018."
Campus Ministry Offers New Freshman Retreat
All freshmen are welcome on Saturday, September 8. Come meet your fellow Pirates during our day of discussion and recreation.
Summer Photo Contest for Seton Hall Travelers
Give us your best shots! Submit travel, internship, study abroad adventure photos on social. Win great prizes. #hallabroad
Museum Professions Students Study Abroad
Ten graduate students studied in the Netherlands as part of the Museum Professions’ study abroad opportunity.
ROTC Cadet's Special Mission to Senegal
Casey Bischoff combined leadership with service while learning about the people and culture of Senegal.
Strategic Influencing Seminars Return This Fall
Executive coach and best-selling author, Lee Miller, leads empowering, hands-on workshops on influencing and communication.
MakerSpace Events for the 2018 Fall Semester
Space154 is pleased to announce a series of MakerSpace events for the 2018 Fall Semester! All events are 1 – 4 p.m. in Space154
Color Red Examined in Walsh Gallery Exhibition
The exhibit examines the many artistic, cultural, political, and religious connotations of the color red.
Arts Council Announces 2018-19 Programming
Arts Council presents its 2018-19 season featuring performances from the Classical Concert series, Theatre, Choral programs and more.
University Seminar on Mission Fall 2018
Faculty and administrators are invited to a sustained reflection on the University's mission in light of its history and Catholic character.
TLTC Sessions on the IHS Campus
Starting this fall the Teaching, Learning, and Technology Center will be offering a series of classes on the IHS Campus.
Diplomacy Launches High School Student Summer Institute
High-school students jump-start their understanding of international law, human rights and advocacy.
Humanae Vitae: 50 Years of Prophetic Witness
On Oct. 27, the School of Theology will host a day of theological presentations and discussion about Pope Paul VI's encyclical.
Faculty Tech Bytes Sessions for Fall 2018
The Teaching, Learning and Technology Center is pleased to announce the Faculty Tech Bytes Fall Semester schedule is now available.
High School Students Learn How to Tackle Health Disparities
The School of Medicine hosts a pre-med internship for competitive high school students from underrepresented backgrounds.
Theology and Archdiocese Shine at National Congress
The School of Theology and the Archdiocese of Newark had a powerful presence at the National Diaconate Congress last month.
How Podcasting is Changing Radio: Free Panel Discussion
CommArts sponsors a free panel on the growth of podcasting, its evolving future and its impact on consumer audio consumption.
Law Professors Advocate for Criminal Justice Reform
Law Professors from the Center for Social Justice published a feature Op-ed in the New Jersey Law Journal.
Finance Professor Talks PepsiCo. on CNBC and Bloomberg
Professor Scott Rothbort appeared on CNBC and Bloomberg Radio to discuss PepsiCo's CEO and new MSG deal.
Sister Rose Thering Fund Appoints New Chair
Melinda Hanlon, M.A. '08, president of the Academy of the Holy Angels, began her new role as of July 1.
Museum Professions Scholarship Recipients Give Back
Three M.A. in Museum Professions scholarship recipients share how they give back to the College of Communication and the Arts.
Creative Writing Professor Cam Terwilliger Finishing Historical Novel as Starr Center Fellow
Professor Finishing Novel as Starr Center Fellow
Public Relations and Marketing Wins Telly Award
Video celebrating the success of Seton Hall graduates is recognized as a Bronze winner by the 39th Annual Telly Awards.
Fall 2018 Faculty Lunches
The Center for Faculty Development will again be hosting Faculty Lunches throughout the Fall 2018 semester.
Pirate's Eye on Sergio Suarez '10/J.D. '16
Before he became a member of the Seton Hall community, Suarez dropped out of college and joined the military.
WSOU 89.5 FM Covers the NJ Hall of Fame Red Carpet
WSOU staff members recently interviewed honorees at the 2018 NJ Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony.
Core Faculty Travel to Rome
A group of fifteen Core faculty, with some additional guests, had a wonderful week of fellowship and inspiration in Rome.
Historian and Philosopher Will Durant
Will Durant was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom and a Pulitzer; he was a faculty member and a student at Seton Hall.
Theological Framing of the Universe's Origins
Fathers Laracy and Platania presented at a seminar about theological and scientific perspectives on the Universe's origins.
Pirate Adventure Welcomes the Class of 2022
Over 1,300 incoming freshman participated in Pirate Adventure to prepare them for life at Seton Hall.