The Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law at Seton Hall will host its Tenth Annual Works-in-Progress Retreat on Friday, January 30, 2026.
Seton Hall launches a Hazing Prevention site with resources for students, families, and staff to promote safety and awareness on campus.
Kaylyn Sanbower, '15 reflects on her academic journey and the foundation it provided for her professional path.
Seton Hall Esports welcomes three Garden State Esports scholarship recruits to the Pirates lineup and opens registration for fall tryouts.
From crisis to growth: How involving employees helped a dealership thrive during industry-wide disruption.
The Department of Information Technology is alerting the Seton Hall University community to widespread cyber threats making headlines.
Media Services keeps Seton Hall’s classrooms and events running seamlessly with reliable technology and dedicated support.
Faculty can enhance their Spring 2026 courses with community-engaged service learning. Join the SLI Program for tools, resources and support to help students grow as servant leaders.
At Seton Hall, Gregory Wiedman’s hands-on course turns students into authors, editors, and reviewers while he advances antifungal peptide research.
The Center for Catholic Studies at Seton Hall University is proud to announce the inaugural recipient of the Monsignor Edward Ciuba Fellowship: Mary Landriau.
The Office of International Program hosted Fall orientation for new international students.
The University’s global expansion crowns three years of unprecedented momentum, making it one of the fastest-growing study abroad programs in the Northeast.
Seton Hall alumna Ariela Romero ‘25 has been selected as one of only 11 Fulbright English Teaching Assistants to France, an honor that will allow her to share her skills and experiences abroad.
Campus Ministry and the G. K. Chesterton Institute for Faith and Culture, in collaboration with the Latino Institute, announce that the Monthly Spanish Mass schedule for the 2025-26 academic year.
LTC Joshua Lehman Ph.D., will show that Saints Augustine and Aquinas are important sources for the just war tradition.
Designed to highlight faculty expertise, StillmanSpeaks will feature discussions on timely and thought-provoking topics led by professors from the school’s nationally acclaimed M.B.A. program.