Sister Rose Thering Fund Scholar Featured in Washington Post
Jordyn Barry comments on President Trump's recent executive order and the questions it raises about the Jewish identity.
News Archive
Congressmen Pascrell and Payne Join University Community in Marking Anniversary of Boland Hall Fire
Congressmen Pascrell and Payne visit University and announce they will be introducing national campus fire safety legislation.
Critical Update for Windows
Microsoft has released an urgent patch for Windows after discovering a critical bug in the operating system.
Inside the Core: New Testament and Plato
The spring semester begins with students in Core II reading First John or 1 Cor. 13 in the New Testament and Plato's Crito.
University Seminar on Mission Spring 2020
The Office for Mission and Ministry and the Center for Vocation and Servant Leadership have organized seminars on the history and mission of Seton Hall University.
New Courses in Text Mining and Machine Learning
As part of its online M.S. in Data Science program, Seton Hall has announced new courses in Text Mining and Machine Learning.
Woman of the Year 2020 Announced
The recipient of the Woman of the Year Award for 2020 is Dr. Cecilia Marzabadi.
CommArts Student Gains Valuable Experience in NYC
Samantha Dyar details her experience working for a Public Relations firm, and what it was like learning from Broadway elite.
Technology New Year Resolutions
The Department of Information Technology has a few tips and tricks to keep your computer and your data in the best shape.
U.S. News Ranks Online Graduate Nursing Programs Top 20
U.S. News and World Report has ranked Seton Hall 17th in the nation for Online Graduate Nursing Programs for 2020.
School of Medicine Educator Awarded National Fellowship
Ofelia Martinez was one of only eight awarded a prestigious two-year fellowship by the National Board of Medical Examiners.
Last Resort Exoneration Project Wins Appeal
The Law School's Exoneration Project won its appeal on the wrongful conviction of two NJ men found guilty of murder in 1996.
The Future of Athletic Training
Amid changes in the profession, Seton Hall's MSAT continues to yield skilled certified athletic trainers.
Professor Honored Among Top 200 Education Scholars and Influencers
Robert Kelchen is recognized as one of the top 200 education scholars and public influencers by Education Week and AEI.
Paris Remains a Movable Feast for Students Studying Abroad
As a study abroad student, Judy Koren lived with a French family and met students from around the world.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day Symposium
Register for this one-credit workshop taking place on Monday, January 20, 2020.
Artist Transforms Ordinary Objects into Extraordinary Art
Walsh Gallery presents "Gregory Coates: Sheer Audacity," a solo exhibition of recent work, running January 13-March 6, 2020.
Global Communication Specialist, Paige Anderson, Discusses How the Program Shaped Her Career Path
Paige Anderson ’17/ M.A. ’18 shares her success: from student to Global Communication Specialist.
Current M.A. in Museum Professions Candidate Curates Show
Samantha Becker, a student in the M.A. in Museum Professions program, curates show, “New World Water,” for Walsh Gallery.
The Best Gift You Can Give Yourself This Holiday: Networking
The Career Center reminds students that the Winter Break is a great time to take advantage of opportunities to build your professional network.
Poetry-in-the-Round Hosts National Endowment for the Arts Fellow Sarah Gambito
Poet Sarah Gambito will read on Tuesday, February 4th at 4:00 p.m. in the Faculty Lounge.
Digitized Catholic Advocate Usage Increases Markedly Over Past Year
The Catholic Advocate is the most popular resource available on the Catholic News Archive portal.
Badillo Lab Receives Research Grant from the Sloan Foundation
The Sloan Foundation supports the Badillo Lab's research using visible light to switch on new catalytic reactions.
Make Graduate School Your Focus for 2020
Ready to begin your amazing grad school journey? Join us for Seton Hall's Graduate Open House, Saturday, February 22.
The Field Afar Documentary Airs
History professors play tribute to military chaplain Father Vincent Capodanno.
Seton Hall Esports Takes 2nd Place in EGF Championship
Nine Big East Esports teams traveled to OS NYC in New York last week to compete in person for the title of Rocket League Champion in the Electronic Gaming Federation (EGF).
Chemistry Professor Named 2020 Chemical Society Chair
Cecilia Marzabadi was recently named the 2020 chair of the North Jersey Section of the American Chemical Society.
Continuing Education to Launch Social Media Certificate
The new online certificate in social media will launch this spring and include both foundation and advanced-skills courses.
Seton Hall Law Report on Torture Featured by New York Times, Esquire, BBC, CNN, MSNBC, USA Today, and Media Across the Globe
The Seton Hall Law Report on torture was featured by The New York Times, BBC, CBC, CNN, MSNBC, USA Today and media worldwide.
Study Shows Seton Hall Has Second Lowest Median Debt Rate
A new study shows that Seton Hall has the second lowest median debt rate in NJ for its college grads over the last 20 years.
First School of Medicine Class Reaches Milestone
This week the inaugural class Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine at Seton Hall University begin their clerkships.
Immaculate Conception Seminary School of Theology Celebrates Advent with Successful Debut of New Series
Immaculate Conception Seminary's new Advent video reflection series is off to a promising start, metrics indicate.
Latino Institute Hosts Last Cafe con Joes of the Semester
The Latino Institute invites Patricia Ortiz to discuss ways on how to be more philanthropic in the local community.
The Chesterton Review, Vol. 45, Nos. 3 & 4
The Chesterton Institute for Faith & Culture announces the publication of Vol. 45, 3 & 5 of the Chesterton review, a special Croatian issue.
Hanbury Alumni Mission Award - Call for Nominations
Award nominations sought for college alumni who embody Monsignor Hanbury's passion and commitment to service. Deadline 1/17.
Seton Hall Wins Health Care Transformation Challenge
Student entrepreneurs and sophomore leaders Belen Gamarra and Faith Akinlade get $5,000 for their award-winning idea.
University Honors Long-serving Board of Regents Chairman
Seton Hall celebrated the leadership of Patrick Murray '64/M.B.A. '72 as he stepped down after nearly a decade as chairman.
Over $12,000 Raised for DOVE on Giving Tuesday
On December 3, 2019, The University shined a spotlight on DOVE for Giving Tuesday!
An Exercise in Gratitude: Olivia Lason ‘17/M.A. ‘19
Olivia Lason looks back at her time at Seton Hall and provides insights for new students coming into the College.
Celebrating the Periodic Table with Grant from RSC
Ph.D. candidate Marius Pelmus received a grant from Royal Society of Chemistry to celebrate the Periodic Table at Seton Hall.
Pirate's Eye on Brian Fitzgerald '67
Brian Fitzgerald is the CEO of Easterseals NJ, and has received many awards for his dedication to the organization.
Seton Hall Takes Esports to Next Level
Construction is complete on a state-of-the-art computer lab and esports facility for competition in Big East play.
D&I Speaker Brings Fresh Perspective to University Campus
Freddy García, an up-and-coming leader in diversity, inclusion and equality, recently spoke to the Seton Hall community.
High School Entrepreneurs Awarded $50,000 in Cash and Scholarships in Pirates Pitch Competition
Ten talented finalists with start-up concepts and fledgling businesses faced off in Pirates Pitch Competition.
Law School Report Documents U.S. Torture Program
The report includes the first illustrations of the torture by the man for whom the U.S. Torture Program was designed.
The Student Alumni Association Holds 11th Annual Bounce 'N Trounce
The Student Alumni Association is hard at work planning the 11th annual Bounce 'N Trounce!
Seton Hall Well Represented: Past and Present at NCSS 2019 Conference
Seton Hall alumni, undergraduate students, and faculty present at the International Assembly of the National Council.
Professor Jon Radwan and Students Visit Catholic Workers
Core professor Dr. Jon Radwan takes seven students to Catholic Worker Mary House where Dorothy Day lived and died in NYC.
Fourth Annual "All Conflict is Local" Conference
On October 9, The Center for Peace and Conflict Studies hosted its fourth annual "All Conflict is Local" Conference.
AI and Machine Learning at Anheuser-Busch InBev
Global director of tech exploration, Adam Spunberg, discusses artificial intelligence and machine learning at Stillman supply chain event.
Sports Poll Featured by Forbes, Newsweek, NY Post, Fox
The Seton Hall Sports Poll was featured in Forbes, Newsweek, NY Post, ESPN, Fox Business, Yahoo Finance, NJ.com and More.
Travel to Galapagos Islands During Spring Break
Students will gain first-hand experience in exploring nursing and healthcare in Ecuador.
Celebrate the 10th Annual Christmas at the Hall
Seton Hall University welcomes all to celebrate Christmas at the Hall with the 10th annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony.
Where Technology and Politics Collide in Europe
Dr. Margarita Balmaceda explores the technological aspects and political implications of energy transportation across Europe.
Education Faculty Member Speaks at International Symposium
Bryan Meadows, assistant professor in the Department of Educational Studies, was an invited guest speaker at an international symposium held in Ibagué, Colombia.
CommArts' Grad Studies Hosts Social Media Faculty Workshop
Graduate Studies within the College hosted an exclusive social media workshop open to faculty and aspiring academics.
Northern New Jersey Working Together Tax Institute
The NJWT program continues to promote the positive ongoing relationship between the tax practitioner community & IRS.
Senior UN Official Engages Seton Hall Students
Dr. Noura Hamladji, Deputy Regional Director of the UNDP Africa Bureau shares herexperiences with aspiring practitioners.
Bob Costas to Future Broadcasters: 'Just Do It'
Covered by Forbes, Sports Business Daily, The Miami Herald and Ad Age, the talk featured media giants Bob Costas and Bob Ley.
Stillman School Named a 'Best Business School'
The Princeton Review has named the Stillman School's on-campus MBA in its list of "Best Business Schools for 2020."
DOVE Hosts Annual Toy and Food Drives
The Christmas season is upon us, and the Division of Volunteer Efforts (DOVE) is once again offering ways that you can help make the holidays a little brighter for those in utmost need.
Board of Regents Elects Prominent Attorney As Chair
The Seton Hall University Board of Regents has elected New Jersey attorney Kevin H. Marino as the next chair of the board.
Diplomacy Professor to Present Book Findings for WTO
Martin Edwards, Ph.D., will present his recent research findings at a conference hosted by the World Trade Organization in Geneva.
Core Students Read Works from Twentieth Century Writers
Core I students read works by Martin Luther King, Jr., Dorothy Day and Thomas Merton, who are regarded by Pope Francis as three of the “great Americans."
$2 Million Gift to the Buccino Leadership Institute
Regent Emeritus Gerald P. Buccino '63 has made a $2 million gift commitment to the Buccino Leadership Institute.
Alumnus Named Pennsylvania’s Superintendent of the Year
David E. Baugh, Ed.D. '17, was recognized for his visionary leadership and positive impact on students.
2019 Brings High Honors, Scholarly Recognition for New Nursing Faculty Member
Associate Professor Sherry Greenberg was inducted as a fellow into the American Academy of Nursing.
Seton Hall Co-Hosts First Regional Graduate Healthcare Management Case Study Challenge
School of Health and Medical Sciences co-sponsors the SHU-HPMSNJ Graduate Healthcare Management Student Case Study Challenge.
Spirit of Unity in Rome
A group from Immaculate Conception Seminary embarked on a pilgrimage to Rome through its new partnership with the Lay Centre.
Museum Professions Alumna Shares How She Set Herself Up for Success
Erin Benz, M.A. ’19, museum coordinator and collections manager at the Montclair History Center, shares best practices for finding internships.
EDST Assistant Professor Provides Workshop
On November 5, 2019, EDST assistant professor Dr. Bryan Meadows visited Dover School District to lead two workshops.
Career Center Offers Pirates Opportunity to Network with Employers
The Career Center offers students opportunities to network with industry professionals.
Seton Hall University Celebrates Investiture of President Joseph E. Nyre
Ceremony culminates a week of events that express the University’s storied past, dynamic present and limitless future.
Educational Studies Hosts Japanese Scholar for One-Day Visit
The Department of Educational Studies hosted Dr. Tatsuya Isono (Seijo University, Japan) on Oct. 31, 2019.
Buccino Leaders Explore Seton Hall’s IHS Nutley Campus
On Friday, November 8 a group of Buccino Leadership Institute students toured the Seton Hall IHS Campus.
Women in Diplomacy
Tomorrow’s female leaders immerse themselves in the world of diplomacy through campus to career visits across NYC.
High School Entrepreneurs Face Off in Pirates Pitch Competition
University community to cheer on innovative finalists competing in Shark Tank style business competition.
Slavic Club's Christmas Party at Vernissage Restaurant
The Slavic Club cordially invites you to its annual Christmas Party at the Vernissage Restaurant, Friday, December 6th, 2019.
Celebrating World Philosophy Day at Seton Hall
Thursday, November 21 is World Philosophy Day! We are featuring a couple of engaging events on campus in celebration.
Counseling Psychology Professor Embraces Change
Peggy Brady-Amoon believes in doing what you love. She was recently named a fellow the the American Psychology Association.
The First-Ever Research Fellowship is Offered to Public Relations Graduate Student
Angelica DeLeon shares her journey from entrepreneurship to securing a research fellow position at Seton Hall.
Inside the Core: Opportunities to Change the World
As Core Director, I felt privileged to share in some of the exciting and meaningful activities with our faculty and students.
Summer Study in Italy - Tuscan Tales
Study travel writing in Italy - Rome, Florence, and Siena - in May and June of 2020.
Sports Poll on Image and Likeness Pay for College Athletes
Seton Hall Sports Poll findings on "image and likeness" pay for college athletes were featured in Washington Post, USA Today.
Diplomacy Students Selected for Prestigious Leadership Mission to Israel
Three diplomacy students were selected for the Caravan for Democracy Student Leadership Mission to Israel.
The College of Communication and the Arts Graduate Student Association Hosts Trick-or-Treat Yourself Halloween Event
The CAGSA’s stewards hosted Halloween social gathering as the association’s first event for Fall 2019.
School of Diplomacy Welcomes Algerian Fulbright Scholar
International Fulbright Scholar, Houssam Eddine Beggas, joins the Diplomacy community as a new graduate student.
Poetry-in-the-Round Hosts Bard Fiction Prize Winner Alexandra Kleeman
Fiction writer Alexandra Kleeman will read on Tuesday, November 19th at 4:00 p.m. in the Faculty Lounge of the University Center.
DOVE Drives to Fight Hunger and Homelessness
The Division of Volunteer Efforts is sponsoring a number of drives and initiatives for Hunger and Homelessness Week 2019.
CBS Technician Returns to Earn Her Master's Degree
Eileen Kiza, M.A. '18 shares why she chose to pursue her master's degree.
Sports Poll on Officiating in USA Today, NJ.com, ESPN
The Seton Hall Sport Poll findings on league officiating were featured by USA Today, NJ.com, ESPN and Legal Sports Report.
Russian Cuisine: From Everyday Family Meals to Seasonal Holiday Specialties
Come, participate and learn about “Russian Cuisine: From Everyday Family Meals to Seasonal Holiday Specialties.”
Institute for Communication and Religion to Host The Living Word Project: Artistic Expressions of the Sacred
Institute for Communication & Religion presents original student poetry inspired by their faith, religion and denomination.
Assessing State of New Jersey Business
Influential journalist Anthony Birritteri discusses the business environment and offers career advice to Stillman students.
Getting to Know India and Its Business Environment
Stillman Leadership students class of 2021 travel abroad to India during spring break of 2019.
The Universal Call to Holiness: The Life of Saint Moscati
The Catholic Studies Program proudly presents "The Universal Call to Holiness: The Life of Giuseppe Saint Moscati" on Wednesday, November 20 at 3 p.m. in Bethany Hall.
Rama Chakiki to Speak at Seton Hall
Rama Chakaki, founder and CEO of edSeed, will speak at Seton Hall on Nov. 14, 6:30 – 7:30, in A&S 109.
African American Newborns: A Matter of Public Health & Christian Ethics
Lecture entitled Care of Severely Impaired African-American Newborns: A Matter of Public Health and Christian Social Ethics
Swiss Diplomat Returns to Teach Negotiation Course
Join the School of Diplomacy in welcoming back Ambassador Adam as the Sergio Vieira de Mello Endowed Visiting Chair.
Contemporary Students Relate to Augustine of Hippo.
Saint Augustine of Hippo lived in a world in many ways similar to the one in which students live today -- a complex one.