Seton Hall University welcomed leaders in athletics, media, education and faith from across the country on November 4-6 for the Sport at the Service of Humanity (SSH) conference.
This year's Advent series features reflections written by members of the Seton Hall community who went on a writer's retreat and pilgrimage.
At Seton Hall’s Interprofessional Health Sciences campus, a grant-funded project helps students recognize and manage burnout through self-care tools, wellness resources and peer support.
History Professor and Italian Studies Chair William Connell has published a book about the work of 16th-century writer, Donato Giannotti, who was the first layman to write a history of the Church.
From research presentations to national networking opportunities, ELMP faculty and students made a strong impact at the 2026 ASHE Conference while advancing higher education scholarship.
Ruchin Kansal has co-authored a new book exploring how understanding organizational dynamics, building trust and making contributions visible can help professionals succeed in the workplace.
On Friday, October 30, Seton Hall University gave back to the South Orange Rescue Squad with a $6,000 donation.
Seton Hall University will host a lecture and book signing celebrating the publication of The Eucharist Among Christians: Ecumenical Perspectives on Thursday, January 28, 2027, at 3 p.m.
Last Sunday, the University community gathered for the fourth annual Q&A Teaching Mass!
A rise in ransomware attacks highlights the importance of recognizing warning signs and reporting suspicious activity to help protect yourself and Seton Hall.
The holiday season will take center stage on Tuesday, December 1, as the University community gathers for Christmas at the Hall, cherished traditions and community celebration.
The TLTC and Career Center will launch a self-paced Career Readiness Badge program in spring 2027 to help students build and demonstrate professional skills.
The university held its 1st ever Employee Field day, inspired by the charge of strategic plan committee 5.3 to seek opportunities that build a stronger Seton Hall community across divisions.
Seton Hall University's Chemistry Club and faculty celebrate three American Chemical Society honors recognizing excellence in STEM education, student leadership and community outreach.
Seton Hall University students brought insight, and original scholarship to the Catholic Studies Conference at DeSales University, presenting research that bridged the Catholic faith with culture.
Students will study the business of global sports in Madrid and Barcelona with direct access to LaLiga executives. The course grows out of a partnership that began on campus and is open to all majors.
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