Center for Sports Media has opened a student lounge and a multipurpose meeting room on the third floor of Jubilee Hall to give students a place to learn, connect and collaborate.
Students stepped inside the world of baseball analytics, using mathematical approaches and data to uncover how numbers are transforming the game.
Celebrate Pirate Pride at Seton Hall’s Hall Homecoming and Family Weekend, Oct. 3–5! Enjoy games, music, food, athletics and more — plus the excitement of the University’s historic campaign launch.
Experience the World of Professional Sports in France!
Seton Hall’s Sport and Exercise Psychology program connects students with leading experts and real-world cases, building skills for success in sport, health, and performance settings.
This year, the Center for Sports Media is expanding its reach with new academic programming, high-profile industry partnerships, hands-on learning experiences and even a dedicated student space.
Rosenfeld, who has spent decades in the sports television business, is joining the College of Human Development, Culture, and Media as a Professional-in-Residence this fall.
A couple of sports broadcasting camps took place at Seton Hall University over the summer, with one of them being led by Center for Sports Media executive director B.J. Schecter.
Alex Requena, a Ph.D. candidate within the College of Human Development, Culture, and Media, rejoins the world of academia to continue his pursuits in the ever-changing world of sports.
Seton Hall student-athletes continue to display their talents in the classroom.
INNOVATE100 recognized New Jersey’s most forward-thinking professionals who are shaping the state’s innovation ecosystem, including Seton Hall's Joyce Strawser, Susan Scherreik and Bryan Felt.
The Sports Media and Business Academy, a new five-day summer immersive program, is designed to give students an inside look at the multi-billion-dollar sports industry.
The Center for Sports Media's 'Opportunities of a Lifetime' event showcased partnerships that will help students get a leg up in the industry as well as highlighted student work.
Clinical rotations in schools, rehab centers and NCAA programs prepare students for success as athletic trainers.
This summer, high school students will have the chance to embark on a unique journey into the world of baseball analytics.
Seton Hall's Center for Sports Media sent four students to cover the NCAA Men's East Regional in Newark, New Jersey, through its new Pirates in the Field program.