Since 1856, Seton Hall University has been a place where leaders learn. When Bishop James Roosevelt Bayley founded Seton Hall, he envisioned a home for the mind, the heart, and the spirit. Today, we celebrate a diverse tapestry of ideas and perspectives that enrich the dialogue and academic discussion in the classroom. We are proud that our diversity stimulates innovative teaching and learning, and believe that it prepares our students to live and work in a global society. The statue of Elizabeth Ann Seton at the heart of our campus is a daily reminder of the kind of community we strive to be—one that recognizes the dignity of all, welcomes each student fully, and treasures their gifts.
Seton Hall University attracts students from every corner of the United States and from more than 70 countries around the world. Nearly 40 percent of our undergraduates identify themselves as students of color. Outside of the U.S., China, Colombia, India, Saudi Arabia and Thailand are the most represented countries at the University.
The Walsh Gallery presents 31 South, an art installation and data visualization project by Martin Calvino that investigates lending practices and rates of home ownership among U.S. Latino communities.
Dean Winston Roberts shares how to develop tools to support campus diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice (DEIJ) Initiatives through his fellowship in EAB's Rising Higher Education Leaders Program.
Professors Chelsea Barrett and Brooke Duffy collaborated with two School of Diplomacy undergraduates, Dia Bolton, ’22, and Akaysha Palmer, ’22, to publish a book chapter.
This year, three professors from the School of Diplomacy and International Relations received awards highlighting their achievements – Professors Huang, de Silva, and Murphy.
Diplomacy alumna Shaira G. Taylor, MS '21, is running for Hawaii's state legislature after her graduation from the Executive MS in International Affairs program.
Franklin Shobe, a graduate student at the School of Diplomacy, delivered a presentation titled "Ukrainian Political Economy: An Analysis of Past, Present, and Future Trends" at Yale University.
On Saturday, May 14, WSOU's Thank God For Mondays interviewed Dr. Monica Burnette and Dr. KC Choi on diversity, equity and inclusion, and AAPI Heritage Month.
Diplomacy sophomores Andrea Hebel, Jasmine De Leon, Shweta Parthasarathy, and Jackalyn Ballard won a competition on March 28, 2022, put on by the Atlantic Council’s New American Engagement Initiative.
Guest Speaker: Dr. Glodel Mezilas
September 27
Join Dr. Glodel Mezilas for a conversation on the Russian-Ukrainian War and the Crisis of International Order: Thinking from the Global South.
Nuestra Historia Cuenta: Our Story Counts
September 27
Learn about the Latino representation within museum contexts with Eduardo Diaz, Director of the Smithsonian Latino Center.
Child Temperament, Maternal Feeding Practices
September 28
Come join us to learn how mother and child behaviors contribute to obesogenic behaviors and obesity in Hispanic preschool children
Big Brothers Big Sisters Informational Event
October 5
Learn about volunteering opportunities through Big Brothers Big Sisters. Discover what it means to be a mentor and enrich the lives of local children and youth.
Café con Joes: Unpacking Generational Trauma
October 6
Panel discussion about health issues and behaviors that are passed down through generations.
Hombres y Hermandad (Men & Brotherhood)
October 11
Exploring the Role of Fraternity Involvement on Latino Masculinity Development in College
LatinoJustice: Seeking Equity in Law
October 13
Join the School of Diplomacy, the Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute, and Adelante for a conversation with Lydiette Diaz to learn about the nonprofit LatinoJustice.
Celtic Harp Performance
October 14
PIPE invites you to enjoy an afternoon of ethereal harp music, performed by Odarka Polanskyj Stockert
DEI Anti-Racism Training
October 21
Join members from the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee for an interactive workshop on anti-racism and exploring race, bias, and identity. Develop strategies and learn more about campus resources that can help you become an upstander and ally.
DEI Anti-Racism Training
November 18
Join members from the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee for an interactive workshop on anti-racism and exploring race, bias, and identity. Develop strategies and learn more about campus resources that can help you become an upstander and ally.
View the most recent communications sent out to the University community from the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee