Core Faculty Prepare for Trip to Rome
Kelly Shea will be giving a presentation to Core faculty planning to go to Rome this summer, encouraging them to write about their experiences.
News Archive
Bethany Hall Dedicated in Honor of Monsignor Sheeran
Seton Hall's newest campus building was dedicated in recognition of Monsignor Sheeran's singular impact on the University.
Diplomacy Expert Quoted on Key National Policy Issues
Professor Hugh Dugan was featured throughout the media on tariff policies, immigration reform and the Singapore Summit.
CommArts Alumna Selected for Fulbright Scholarship
Katia Diaz '13 will travel to her home country, the Dominican Republic, to teach English and mentor students in January 2019.
New Jersey Cadet Ethics and Leadership Conference
JROTC high school students attended the New Jersey Cadet Ethics and Leadership Conference on June 3.
Research Helping to Protect Great Lakes Fisheries
James Hanson's scientific collaboration results in polymer emitter technology to control invasive species in our waterways.
A Catholic Warrior in the Fight Against Addiction
Keaton Douglas, M.A. in Theology, is a singer, a theologian and a warrior in the fight against addiction.
Evening of Roses Celebrates Interreligious Harmony
The Jewish, Catholic and Baptist communities all took part in a memorable Sister Rose Thering Fund Evening of Roses on June 5th.
Student Earns Fellowship for Normandy Academy Program
Senior Nia Green has been awarded a fellowship for the National WWII Museum's Normandy Academy Program.
Dedicating Bethany Hall in Honor of Monsignor Sheeran
On June 20th, Bethany Hall will be dedicated to Monsignor Robert Sheeran in recognition of his historic impact on Seton Hall.
Buccino Center Grads Achieve 100 Percent Placement
For the seventh year in a row, the Gerald P. Buccino '63 Center for Leadership Development achieves 100 Percent Placement.
Latinas Shine at Seton Hall University Graduation
University commencement displays Latino American pride among keynote speaker, valedictorian, and Unanue scholar class.
Professor Adams Receives Writing Fellowship
Cara Blue Adams, Asst. Professor of English, has been awarded a 2018 Center for Fiction Emerging Writers Fellowship.
Road Trips to the "Real World"
100+ students participated in Career Center sponsored "Road Trips" to organizations around the metropolitan area.
32nd Annual Many Are One Gala Celebrates Distinguished Alumni
Many Are One is an event that honors successful alumni for their contributions to their communities and the University.
Professor Murzaku will Deliver a Keynote Address in Poland
Ines Angeli Murzaku, Ph.D., Director of Catholic Studies Program will deliver the keynote address at Wyszynski in Poland.
Father Stanley Jaki, a Great Mind that 'Shaped the World'
Professor Stanley L. Jaki, O.S.B. joins Copernicus and Mendel on a list of five 'world-shaping' Catholic scientists.
Celebrating Longtime Seton Hall Employees
The Department of Human Resources honored 133 longtime employees of Seton Hall for their more than 10 years of service.
Seton Hall Launches Pirate Connect
Exclusive digital platform to provide Pirates an opportunity to network, mentor and post and search for job opportunities.
Pirate's Eye on Aileen Flanagan '86
Aileen Flanagan '86 made running her strength and worldwide journey as she battled with cancer.
Celebrating Opening of School of Medicine
University and Hackensack Meridian Health forging new path in medical education.
Digital Humanities Summer Symposium: Storytelling with Data
From June 5-7 learn about DH and receive a consultation on your proposed project prior to submitting a Seed Grant application.
School of Diplomacy Engages on Genocide Prevention
The School takes new steps in its relationship with GAAMAC this summer.
Professor Receives Highest Honors for Achievements and Contributions to Nursing Profession
Nursing Professor Phyllis Shanley Hansell receives the R. Louise McManus Medal for her many achievements and contributions.
Seton Hall a 'Stigma Free' Campus
Former NJ Governor Richard Codey came to campus to mark Seton Hall's membership in the Codey Fund for Mental Health's Stigma Free campaign.
Seminarian Accepted to Competitive Ethics Program
Deacon Andrew J. DeSilva was accepted to the Seminary Program of the Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics.
CommArts Student Board Donates to Women Aware
Communication and the Arts' newly formed student board collected donations for nonprofit Women Aware during March 2018.
Saluting Pirate Battalion's Newest Second Lieutenants
Seton Hall celebrated New Jersey's 14 newest second lieutenants at the Pirate Battalion Army ROTC Commissioning Ceremony.
Behind the Scenes with Nicole Swenarton '16
Nicole Swenarton '16 shares how Pirate TV gave her the confidence to land a job post-graduation.
Back by Popular Demand...Online Teaching Certificate
TLTC and the Center for Faculty Development are offering a session this summer for faculty to earn an Online Teaching Certificate.
M.S. in Athletic Training Students Win ATSNJ Contest
National Athletic Trainers' Association awards top prize to Seton Hall students for video contest promoting AT profession.
Students and Alumni Celebrate PR Program Accomplishments
In April, the Public Relations program honored its students' successes in Points of PRide, an annual student-alumni event.
Diplomacy on the Forefront
Our Abd el Kader Fellow leads students as they present to key officials at the State Department and the CIA.
Attorney and COO Named 'Most Distinguished Alumnus'
Anthony R. Slimowicz, Esq. will be honored by his alma mater with its most prestigious alumni award.
Buccino Center Prepares Graduate for Future Career
After four busy years at Seton Hall University, Andrew Hustick is beginning a career with BlackRock Asset Management.
Seton Hall Graduates 1,320 at the Prudential Center
Seton Hall University celebrated its 161st baccalaureate commencement; U.S. Treasurer Jovita Carranza delivered the address.
CommArts Graduate Commencement and Hooding Ceremony Held
More than 40 graduates were celebrated at the College of Communication and the Arts’ third annual Graduate Commencement and Hooding Ceremony on May 17.
New Partnership For Off-Campus Housing
New and improved off-campus housing solution are now offered through Places4Students.com.
From 'Life in the Streets' to Grad with 15 Job Offers
Alphayaya Barrie went from a "life in the streets," taking "penitentiary chances," to business school grad with 15 job offers.
Incoming Med Student Reflects on Catholic Studies Minor
Tony Varughese '17 discusses how his Catholic Studies minor helped prepare him for medical school and beyond.
Evening of Roses to Feature Cardinal Joseph Tobin
Sister Rose Thering Fund event to feature a keynote speech by Cardinal Joseph Tobin and honor two outstanding community members.
Therapeutic Dogs Bring Stress Relief to Students
Trained therapy dogs visit the campus green to aid students in decompressing before finals commenced.
Dream Vacation is Top Prize in Seminary Raffle
Immaculate Conception Seminary is holding a raffle in conjunction with it's annual benefit golf outing and banquet.
Faculty Retirement Group Wraps Up A Year of Activities
The newly formed Faculty Retirement Group (FRG) completed its first year of meetings and events.
The 4th Annual Praxis Summer Program Heads to Rome
The 4th Annual Praxis Program Summer Workshop in Rome, Italy, and allow for dialogue on catholic theology of education
Graphic Design Student Selected for Experiential Education Award
Undergraduate student, Claudia Sa, was selected as an honoree for the Career Center's 2018 Experiential Education Awards.
College of Nursing Alumna To Be Honored At Many Are One
Barbara Kiernan, '65 will receive the School and College Service Award at the 32nd annual Many Are One Alumni Awards Gala.
Southern California to the UN: A Global Leader in the Making
Graduating Scholar, Kristal Corona, celebrates acceptance to Brandeis University's Heller School for Social Policy and Management.
Students Present Master’s Project Research
M.A. in Public Relations and M.A. in Strategic Communication students recently presented their Master’s Project research.
CommArts Faculty Member Retires
Monsignor Dennis Mahon, Ph.D., associate professor of communication, served as a faculty member and administrator for more than 40 years.