Through meaningful connections and hands-on exploration, CAS helps students turn curiosity into a clear academic path.
Our last faculty development this semester will focus on Dorothy Day, led byJon Radwan, who has taught in the University Core for years, and special guest Martha Hennessy, Dorothy Day's granddaughter.
Three undergraduate researchers in Latina/o Studies will present their projects on Latino incarceration, Dominican history, and Puerto Rico at the MACLAS 2026 Digital Conference.
Robert Stack, founder, president and CEO of Community Options, examines the systemic challenges facing individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
How Being Unselfish in Business Can Make You Money and Make You Happy
Widian Nicola D.S.W. connects relationship research, clinical practice and public scholarship through her book "The Heart Truth," advancing relational health and stronger, more equitable communities.
A Humanistic Philosophy of Addiction.
Seton Hall alumna Jasmyne Emerson, Ph.D., returns as a Physics professor, bringing innovative teaching, groundbreaking energy research and a passion for inspiring the next generation of scientists.
Physicist Stephen Barr explores whether the human mind can be understood as a machine, examining consciousness, artificial intelligence and the relationship between science and faith.
Inside the Core, in Core I, students can explore facing one's inner life in a poem by Rumi and the Confessions of St. Augustine.
What does it take to succeed in corporate America without losing sight of who you are? For Arturo Nuñez, the answer begins with a fundamental shift in perspective
Seton Hall student Christian Carrero earns scholarships recognizing his dedication to Italian studies and Latino heritage, supporting his academic journey and future career in social work.
Seton Hall’s MPA program earns continued NASPAA accreditation, affirming its commitment to academic excellence, ethical leadership and preparing students for public and nonprofit service.
Inside the Core, we are screening The Lord of the Rings in two parts on October 20 and 27 in connection with Pope Francis' Laudato and a faculty panel on Pope Leo's Magnifica Humanitas on October 29.
Oxford theologian Andrew Davison will visit Seton Hall on May 10, 2027, to explore life beyond Earth and its implications for the Christian doctrine of creation.
A Panel Discussion on the War in Ukraine with Dr. Nathaniel Knight and Dr. Maxim Matusevich, Department of History, and Andrew Misura, University Relations
