Management Professor A.D. Amar was featured in the South Asian Times in an essay entitled "Calling out China’s cyber hacking to protect America’s Intellectual Property was long overdue."
Dean Joyce Strawser and Associate Dean Leigh Onimus were among a select group of MSCHE members and educators who contributed a chapter to a new book spotlighting the best practices in assessment.
The College of Arts & Sciences recently held another successful Business Boot Camp.
School of Diplomacy graduate student, Jocelyn Anderson, writes about the experience she's gained working on open source research and analysis with a firm based in Tampa, Florida.
Looking to strengthen your social media skills? You can accomplish that goal with Seton Hall's Online Social Media Certificate Program, with two cohorts offered in fall 2021.
Darrell W. Gunter, adjunct professor in the Stillman School of Business, released Transforming Scholarly Publishing with Blockchain Technologies and AI, his edited volume published by IGI Global.
Two class of ‘98 Seton Hall alumni, and long-time supporters of the University, come together to launch a consulting and management business in the clinical trial industry.
A series of presentations designed to provide faculty with skills to promote student engagement and critical thinking skills and inspire student creativity.
The Seton Hall Sports Poll found that even if there are no fans or foreign athletes' families in the stands, nearly half of Americans will still be watching.
More than half of Americans want vaccine proof, social distancing and masks as sports venues move to full capacity; among sports fans 60 percent favor vaccine requirement for event attendance.
In alignment with the University’s new strategic plan, the Stillman School of Business is expanding its trading room and relaunching as the Center for Securities Trading and Business Analytics.
The College of Communication and the Arts announced the recipient of the PR Impact Award and honored graduates of its public relations program at the annual Points of PRide.
An NBC News article featured Professor Juan Rios and his work with retired police officer and director of the Police Graduate Studies program Professor Thomas Shea on 'reimagining policing.'
The Seton Hall Sports Poll found a majority of fans support removal of baseball's All-Star Game from Atlanta, and possible removal of Super Bowl from Arizona over voting laws.
The Seton Hall Sports Poll found Americans not yet ready for full capacity events, but their 'comfort' attending sporting events with social distancing, PPE and vaccines continues trending upward.
Visiting Professor Jay Liebowitz of the Department of Computing and Decision Sciences within the Stillman School of Business was awarded a U.S. Navy Summer Faculty Research Fellowship.
Students from the Buccino Leadership Institute recently had the privilege of learning about leadership from Roger Dow, the President and CEO of the U.S. Travel Association.
The Market Research Center hosted its fifth annual Pair Up with the Pirates: Networking & Awards Reception, honoring outstanding business partners, students and Key Contributor Marce Zuchovicki.
Calling all entrepreneurs! This is your chance to win up to $1,500 in seed funding for your business idea. Come and show off your entrepreneurial spirit at the 2021 Pirates Launch Pad Accelerator.
Juniors from the Buccino Leadership Institute recently took the StrengthsFinder 2.0 assessment as part of the Institute's mission to develop leaders who are aware of their own leadership style.
Students, faculty and alumni are invited to the finals round of UPitchNJ, the statewide collegiate startup contest, on April 23 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Seton Hall University's top student entrepreneurs won more than $16,000 in seed funding to help them to launch their new ventures at the Pirates Pitch 2021 competition.
Buccino students benefit from Institute's signature leadership experience.
U.S. News & World Report's Best Graduate Schools ranks the Stillman School of Business part-time M.B.A. program 73rd in the nation, rising 12 places from last year.
Findings on student-athlete compensation, baseball's rule changes and the mental health benefits of sports on TV during the pandemic, were featured in The Wall Street Journal, TIME, LA Times and more.