Blessed Nicolaus Steno’s scientific discoveries and conversion to Catholicism emerged from a unified search for truth during the Scientific Revolution.
Women leaders in criminal justice gathered at Seton Hall for a powerful conversation on leadership, mentorship, and breaking barriers.
The Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute is proud to announce a new partnership with the Maestro Cares Foundation that will provide four renewable scholarships valued at $8,000 each.
Holocaust speaker Fran Malkin moved students with the weight of survivor testimony. With Igor Kotler, she shared her family’s story and urged future teachers to lead with empathy and courage.
The College of Human Development, Culture, and Media’s Department of Education Leadership, Management, and Policy (ELMP) honored several distinguished award recipients during the spring semester.
A gala and the call that brought the spirit of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz to 1958 Cuban Cuisine, all in support of the next generation.
Student filmmakers premiere original work while alumni and faculty share industry experience at annual event.
The Institute for Communication and Religion’s feature podcast, Inter/Sections, continues with a new episode, “Exploring Pluralism in Catholic Thought between the Theological and Political."
Teen entrepreneurs pitched innovative startup ideas in the 2025 Pirates Pitch for High School Students Competition.
Seton Hall University has launched an updated mobile app experience, bringing together campus resources, student engagement tools and organizational involvement into one streamlined platform.
Francis J. Giantomasi '79 built a career grounded in grit, ethics and civic engagement while helping shape communities across New Jersey.
Seton Hall’s Alumni Weekend 2026 (June 5–8) brings Pirates for reunions, honors, and golf. Proceeds support First-Gen Scholarship Fund, aiding first-gen students through the RISE program.
A fresh discovery about 19th century Italian patriot Giuseppe Mazzini will be presented by Professor William Connell.
Every generation of Setonians needs to reflect upon the University’s history and mission and make it their own. Too seldom do we take the time to consider what is most important to us as a community.
Dean Ronald Weich reads for pleasure the same way he leads: with an eye toward justice, history and the human stakes of the law.
The Institute for Communication and Religion (ICR), within the College of Human Development, Culture, and Media, reports a successful and productive Spring semester.