Ines Murzaku, Chair of CAST and Professor of Religion, and Joseph Rice, Professor, ICSST, have co-edited and contributed essays to their book on CAST in the Scholars' Forum in the CIT next Wednesday.
ICSST's Lent 2026 daily reflection series will feature James Tissot's artwork and meditations on welcoming the stranger.
While on sabbatical at the University of Oxford, Reverend Joseph R. Laracy is contributing to global conversations on AI ethics, faith and human dignity through his research and lectures.
Father Agustino Torres, CFR, headlined the event, discussing themes of hospitality and gratitude.
Manning’s new book invites Christian schools to become communities that rest in God, counter distraction, and nurture human flourishing through practical, school-shaped contemplative practices.
Bishop Michael A. Saporito presented a talk on St. Paul's communication style as part of Preaching as Hospitality's "Many Faces of Hospitality" series.
This season is a wonderful time for gratitude for the daily encounters we share with colleagues and students to the deeper spiritual realities we celebrate.
A science and faith event exploring addiction through neuroscience, psychology, and Christian hope, featuring insights on resilience, grace, and pathways to healing.
Monsignor Robert Coleman reflected on his many years of preaching and ministry as part of Preaching as Hospitality's "Wisdom Figures of Preaching" series.
ICSST's Advent 2025 daily reflection series will feature quotes by Mother Seton and meditations on charity and hospitality.
Inside the Core, Melinda Papaccio, faculty member in English and the Core, has brought us Black Poster Project and I-Thirst. Now Sister Bosco, Core faculty member, has brought I-Thirst to Nigeria.
Seton Hall is proud to share that alumnus Stephen Lovelette, M.B.A. ’85, has made a generous $500,000 contribution to For All, Forever, the University’s $225 million comprehensive campaign.
Inside the Core this week many Core I students read Martin Luther King Jr's "Mountaintop Speech," which resonates with the lives of some African saints presented on this past Wednesday.
The University offers a variety of pathways to graduate education, giving students support to help them navigate all options for funding their studies.
Seton Hall University invites students to stay productive over their winter break by enrolling in the 2026 Winter Session, which runs from January 2 through January 13, 2026.
Join in the merriment on December 2 at 6 p.m. on the University Green, kicking off a full season of festive events and partner initiatives that emphasize Seton Hall’s strong commitment to faith.
