East Orange is expanding summer school and adding mental health peer counseling to the curriculum with the help of Social Work Director Juan Rios and alumnus Superintendent AbdulSaleem Hasan.
SLP students and faculty receive grant to participate in Parkinson’s Disease speech therapy program.
Students enrolled in the ESLP 0120 Intermediate English class this semester were given a speaking presentation assignment: After COVID, what is your best recommendation for global travelers?
The College of Nursing welcomed 66 nursing students as new members of Gamma Nu chapter, The Honor Society of Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau International.
Highly trained and board-certified health professionals, nurse practitioners bring a holistic and comprehensive perspective to care.
Working alongside faculty, Diplomacy students are contributing to international affairs research, and writing for top media outlets, including the Washington Post and Foreign Policy magazine.
A faculty committee has named Sara Moller, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of International Security, awardee for 2021 Teacher of the Year.
On March 31st, faculty and students from both the Borys Grinchencko Kyiv University and the Secondary Education Program in the College of Education celebrated the launch of a new e-zine.
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.
During the virtual panel "Spiritual Dimensions of Music: Meaning, Interpretation, and Culture" panelists had an open, insightful conversation about secular music and its spiritual aspects.
School of Diplomacy professor Ann Marie Murphy, Ph.D., brings foreign policy to life for her students, whether they are in class or participating in international forums on current issues.
On March 30 the Seton Hall community was able to join a conversation with Judge Victoria Pratt, a nationally recognized expert in procedural justice and alternative sentencing.
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.
A Holocaust Education Bill has recently passed in in Sr. Rose Thering's home state of Wisconsin.
Samantha Yaccarino, a social work senior, always thought that she wanted to work with older adults, but the Interdisciplinary Certificate in Gerontology gave her the knowledge and experience to do so.
ESLP students at Seton Hall have the opportunity to take an exciting course introducing them to various disciplines at the university. It's titled: ESLP 0571 English for Specific Purposes.
Ben Rhodes, Obama's Deputy National Security Advisor and host of popular "Pod Save the World" podcast advised the School of Diplomacy's National Security Fellows.
A collaboration between students from Seton Hall, Rutgers and Newark's Eastside High School provides an honest look at how much has changed over the past year, and what may lie ahead.
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.
The University Core is pleased to sponsor an inter-religious panel in conversation about four faith traditions and their perspectives on Nature in celebration of Earth Day.
To help alumni realize their dream of earning an advanced degree, the University has pledged $250,000 in scholarships for Pirates starting graduate school this fall.
Lawson Barkley's internship with a district court judge in North Carolina gave him the legal research, writing and networking experiences that will help launch him on his path to law school.
Seton Hall and the South Orange & Maplewood Community Coalition on Race will cosponsor this virtual event on April 29. The keynote speaker will be Jesse Hagopian, social justice high school educator.
Students in the ESL@SetonHall intensive English program enjoyed an afternoon hiking over the Easter weekend holiday.
Christopher Tienken, Associate Professor of K-12 Education Leadership, Management, and Policy, released his seventh book, and first book to be published in Italy.