From updating campus lighting to lowering energy consumption during peak periods, Seton Hall is taking a practical, long-term approach to campus energy management.
Throughout October, Seton Hall faculty members maintained a strong presence across national and international media, delivering expert commentary on healthcare liability, global energy and more.
The New Jersey Supercomputer Initiative is a statewide public-private partnership intended to expand advanced research, education and workforce development opportunities across the state.
Robert Stack, founder, president and CEO of Community Options, examines the systemic challenges facing individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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Widian Nicola D.S.W. connects relationship research, clinical practice and public scholarship through her book "The Heart Truth," advancing relational health and stronger, more equitable communities.
Through the Buccino Leadership Institute, Colin Little '26 developed his leadership skills, expanded his academic interests and gained the confidence to navigate new opportunities.
Tom and Ruth Sharkey Visiting Scholar, Kathryn Striffolino, shares her career at the intersection of humanitarian action, diplomacy, and civilian protection in the classroom.
Freddy Garcia-Arequipa, Seton Hall alumnus, podcast host and evangelization coordinator at St. Paul Inside the Walls, leads this year's University Parish Mission.
Peter Sufrin, a Diplomacy graduate, followed his passions for Brazilian political affairs and Latin American affairs into a career, with guidance from professors at Seton Hall School of Diplomacy.
Human Rights Foundation experts came to Seton Hall to discuss their new research initiative, Tyranny Tracker, which monitors political freedom and authoritarianism around the world.
At Seton Hall, speakers and participants explored how catholic social teaching can guide the use of AI while preserving human relationships.
Physicist Stephen Barr explores whether the human mind can be understood as a machine, examining consciousness, artificial intelligence and the relationship between science and faith.
Federal scholarships helped fund their studies. In return, two Seton Hall graduates now provide primary care in low-income communities in Washington state and New Jersey.
Certified as CarFit technicians, eight Seton Hall master’s students helped West Orange seniors adjust their vehicles for comfort and confidence behind the wheel.
A Humanistic Philosophy of Addiction.