Be All For Jesus Through Mary
Religion Professor Ines A. Murzaku, Catholic Studies Program director, explores the theological bond between Mary and St. Mother Teresa.
Media Coverage Archive
Seton Hall faculty are regularly featured in national and international media outlets for their academic expertise and ground-breaking research in a wide variety of subjects, including business, diplomacy and international relations, theology, education, science, arts and humanities, communication, law, healthcare, government and politics.
Below is the last 12 months of notable media sources.
Seton Hall President Shares University's Plans for the Fall
President Nyre discusses navigating the pandemic and the fall 2020 semester.
The 4 Best Utility Stocks Right Now
Finance expert Mark D. Schild discusses rates of debt and interest rate movements in the utility stocks sector.
The Evolution of Sports Media
College of Communication and the Arts Professional-in-Residence B.J. Schecter featured on One-on-One with Steve Adubato to discuss the current state of Sports Media and how Seton Hall's students are part of the changing landscape.
The US-China Relationship Is a Shakespearean Tragedy
International relations and conflict resolution expert Zheng Wang addresses the breakdown in United States and China relations.
Sounds From the Spires with Dr. Jennifer Pascual: Jason Tramm, Conductor
Seton Hall’s Assistant Professor and Director of Choral Activities Jason Tramm was the featured guest artist on “Sounds from the Spires” on Sirius XM Radio’s Catholic Channel 129.
Nursing Students are Tested by the COVID-19 Pandemic
College of Nursing Dean Marie Foley shares the stories of Seton Hall nurses who were new recruits to New Jersey’s coronavirus battle.
N.J. Should Reopen Unemployment Offices, Critics Say. But How?
Healthcare policy experts Anne Hewitt and Nalin Johri provide advice on reopening state unemployment offices.
Ask the Experts
Education expert Jan Arlene Furman explores policy issues and factors around school quality, spending, and educating during this time of COVID-19.
Complaint Faults Museum Director for Hanging His In-Law's El Greco
M.A. Museum Professions program direct Gregory Stevens, M.A.T. weighs in.
Christopher Columbus: How The Explorer's Legend Grew—and Then Drew Fire
History Professor William Connell explores the legacy and impact of Christopher Columbus on the American experience.
India’s Chinese App Ban Is Just the Beginning
Pallavi Shahi discusses the disputes leading to India's bans and boycotts against China.
Transitional Justice, Race, and the United States
Transitional justice scholar Zinaida Miller examines massive human rights abuses around race and the commitment to redress, redistribution and restructuring.
The UN's Failure to Act on Race
International relations expert Kwame Akonor examines issues of Race around the UN Human Rights Council and a failure to act.
When a Dad Became a Priest, Like his Son
Rev. Edmond Ilg, Immaculate Conception Seminary alumnus, was ordained on Father's Day and vested by his son, Rev. Philip.
Ask the Experts - Credit Cards
Financial expert Kurt Rotthoff explains the ins and outs of credit cards.
Will UN Chief & Senior Management Volunteer Pay Cuts in Crisis-Stricken World Body?
International Relations expert Martin Edwards discusses the fiscal crisis facing the UN.
A Professor’s Message for the Class of 2020
Paula A. Franzese, Professor of Law at Seton Hall Law, shares a message for the Class of 2020.
University faculty and students lend helping hand to those on the front lines of pandemic
Many nursing students and professors, including those at Seton Hall's College of Nursing, have been busy trying to help out in the fight against COVID-19.
Excellence in Nursing: Meet 6 Top Health-Care Professionals
Lidya Gebrekidan, BSN '16, a DAISY Award winner, was profiled in the May issue of New Jersey Monthly where she shared her approach to compassionate care. (Photo Credit: John O’Boyle)
Alumnus, John Baker, MS, ATC, '15, Highlights Telemedicine in a Time When Most Are Urged to Stay at Home.
Baker emphasizes the benefits of telehealth while hospitals remain filled with COVID-19 patients.
Graduating Nursing Students Entering "New World"
College of Nursing Instructor Leah Johnston-Rowbotham and current nursing students spoke to NJTV News about the "new world" they are already facing while working in hospitals amidst COVID-19.
Career Plan B for the COVID-19 Class of 2020
Business expert Bruce Freeman advises students on having a Career Plan B in these uncertain times.
Craig McGraw Lauds Forbes Councils as a Second-to-None Resource
Alumnus Craig McGraw '05 discusses Forbes Business Development Council and his "essential business" in the time of COVID-19.
Dr. John A. Gallucci, President's Advisory Group (PAG) Member, Discusses How to Keep Head, Neck, and Back Safe While Working from Home
With work at home orders in place, many Americans are finding themselves with body pains, Dr. Gallucci discusses ways to prevent this from occurring.
Xi Jinping Won the Coronavirus Crisis
Global health expert Yanzhong Huang discusses how China has turned the coronavirus epidemic response to its advantage internationally.
What are the most important steps a small business can take to survive in the current conditions?
Susan Scherreik advises small businesses on ways to navigate the coronavirus epidemic.
Trump Slammed the W.H.O. Over Coronavirus. He’s Not Alone.
Global health expert Yanzhong Huang discusses WHO’s response to China around coronavirus.
Ask the Experts
Finance expert Elven Riley gives advice to students struggling with bad credit.
MHA Alumna, Elizabeth Bigos, Describes the Reality of Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing
Elizabeth Bigos, Chief Nursing Officer at ProHEALTH, speaks about what it is like on the front line of COVID-19 testing.
Working From Home Will Be Stressful. Here’s How Employees (and Employers) Can Handle It
Dr. Ramon Solhkhah provides advice on handling today’s stress of working from home.
Donations at Work
Highlighting $7.1 million in donations to enhance Buccino Leadership Institute.
The Famous Iwo Jima Flag-Raising Photo Captured an Authentic Moment—But Gave Many Americans a False Impression
On 75th anniversary of this iconic photo, Communication and the Arts’ Professors Matthew Pressman and James Kimble reflect on the impact it made on American sentiments about WWII.
Adubato to Teach Master Class on Leadership at Seton Hall
Buccino Leadership Institute partners with Dr. Steve Adubato on innovative master class.
Ashley Graham Says She Feels "Invincible" After Giving Birth Naturally at Home
New parents Ashley Graham and Justin Ervin share natural childbirth advice of nursing expert Judith Lothian.
Weekend Plans With Big East Digital Network's John Fanta
College basketball season is a busy time for Pirate Sports Network and CommArts alumnus John Fanta '17, who works dual roles as host of the weekly online show, "Big East Shootaround," and as a play-by-play announcer for Fox Sports.
The Test a Deadly Coronavirus Outbreak Poses to China’s Leadership
Yanzhong Huang, Center for Global Health Studies director, discusses the Chinese governmental response to the outbreak of the coronavirus.
Books to Basics
Nicholas Snow discusses the personal relevance of a classic volume by Harold McNair on gas chromatography.
Why Did One-Quarter of the World's Pigs Die in a Year?
Global health expert Yanzhong Huang provides a personal account of the swine flu devastation in China.
Is NATO obsolete?
International security expert Sara Bjerg Moller discusses how NATO must prioritize so it doesn’t become obsolete.
Culture Club: Investigate the Local Scene Before Going International
Hector Lozada, associate professor and fellow of the Institute for International Business in the department of marketing, discusses the importance of learning about the culture of other countries before trying to expand businesses internationally.
Is It a ‘5’ or a ‘6’? The Answer Could Make an Art Fortune
Greg Stevens, M.A.T., director of both the M.A. in Museum Professions program and the Institute of Museum Ethics at Seton Hall, weighs in with his opinion on the kind of relationship museums should have with art dealers.
Secret Documents Reveal How China Mass Detention Camps Work
Margaret Lewis discusses legal issues around detaining more than a million Uighers and ethnic minorities.
Seton Hall Classical Concert Series 2019-20 Review: "La Bohème"
Per the Opera Wire review, both the artists and orchestra delivered a humorous yet very heartfelt interpretation of the opera "La Bohème" under the baton of Assistant Professor Jason Tramm.
What Macron Got Right About NATO, Europe, and the Transatlantic Relationship
International Relations expert Sara Bjerg Moller examines Macron’s critique of NATO and the transatlantic relationships.
Seton Hall College of Nursing Recognized for Commitment to Improving Nursing Education
Daily Nurse featured the College as being a nationally recognized winner of the Assessment and Impact Awards for Nursing Education.
Bob Costas Tells College Audience Why He Covers Controversies
Bob Costas event at Seton Hall featured in Forbes.
Myles Powell Named Associated Press Preseason All-America
Senior Myles Powell is one of only five student-athletes in the nation to be designated a preseason All-American.
Want To Build A Coaching Business? Go To School!
The Buccino Leadership Institute’s coaching program is highlighted.
What the Pan-Amazon Synod Should Learn From the Church’s Missionary Past
Catholic Studies Director Ines Murzaku discusses evangelism and the Pan-Amazon Synod.
Graduate School Enrollment on the Rise
Educational expert Edmund Adjapong discusses the importance of innovation to attract underserved students to STEM fields.
Ask the Experts
Business expert Elven Riley discusses financial literacy, personal buying behavior, credit cards and debt.
What Happens When 22 Health Leaders Join Forces to Fight Opioids?
Seton Hall University partners with the New Jersey Hospital Association, the Medical Society of New Jersey and the NJ Association of Health Plans on another year of the NJHELA certification program.
Ask the Experts
Susan Scherreik discusses the use of business credit cards as money management tools.
Definition of Terrorism: Has It Become a Toxic Term?
Philosopher Vicente Medina explores definitions of terrorism and the use of violence.
From Hip-Hop To Harmony, Music Has A Place In Science Education
Educational innovator Edmund Adjapong explains how Hip-Hop Based Education attracts students to scientific fields.
Supreme Court could hear groundbreaking case that challenges UN immunity
UN expert Courtney Smith on U.S. Supreme Court potentially hearing groundbreaking case.
As Cities Gentrify and Schools Diversify, PTOs Grapple to Ensure All Parent Voices Are Heard
Educational ethnographer Alexandra Freidus discusses how PTOs grapple with issues around gentrification and school diversity.
UN’s Upcoming Summits May Foreshadow a Revival of Multilateralism or an Obituary for World Order
UN expert Martin S. Edwards discusses the upcoming General Assembly and important work being undertaken.
Mobilizing Physician Assistants
Physician Assistant program teaches Clifton High School students about the PA profession through outreach program funded by the nccPA Health Foundation.
Elementary/ESL Teaching Candidate Appointed as NJEA Preservice State Vice President
Amber M. Ingram, ’20, already an active education student on campus, brings her leadership skills to the state as the new NJEA Preservice state vice president.
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