Young entrepreneurs celebrate innovation and creativity to solve real world problems at the High School Pirates Pitch.
Social Work Professor Juan Rios gave a TEDx Talk at Columbia University entitled "Trash Bags and Transformation: Crafting Inclusive Community."
The NCBI training program is aligned with Goal 4 of Seton Hall University's Strategic Plan and seeks to cultivate cross-divisional partnerships, improve communication across campus, and advance DEI.
The Seton Hall Arts Council has renewed its partnership with the South Orange Performing Arts Center (SOPAC) for the eighteenth season in a row.
Want to get involved? The Office of Graduate Affairs is looking for graduate students who want to represent their programs and have a desire to help prospective and newly admitted students.
A Seton Hall professor has returned with even more confidence in the ability of interreligious and interethnic dialogue to foster peace and justice.
Seton Hall Pirate Battalion ROTC cadets conduct their annual fall semester field training exercise at Picatinny Arsenal, learning weapon proficiency, teamwork, and small unit tactics.
The Division of Student Services is offering a free Rape Aggression Defense (R.A.D.) training to female members of the University community on December 2 and 3.
Living with a purpose of helping those most in need, Seton Hall Alumnus Nick Scalera’s story is one of triumph, transformation, and tenacity.
Wang Fang-yu, a professor with an innovative approach to Chinese language, calligraphy, and connoisseurship amassed a collection whose impact continues to echo through the generations.
In the AI era, leadership will require navigating a changing landscape with emotional Intelligence and empathy.
Cristina Hill ’20 explains to editors of In the Lead magazine that critical thinking is the most important skill to being successful.
A recent immersion session for the College of Nursing's Adult-Gerontological Acute Care Nurse Practitioner graduate students included participation from undergraduate B.S.N. students.
In this transformative era, leaders must adapt their mindset and skill set to embrace the potential of AI while managing its challenges and risks.
The Lonergan Institute appointed scholar of Catholic philosophy and theology Jonathan Heaps, Ph.D., as its new Director and editor of The Lonergan Review.
Pirate Battalion cadets and cadre attend numerous events in the week leading up to Veterans Day in order to honor those who have served our country.
