While many flocked to the Shore in summer, Robert Mayhew, Ph.D., swapped out the Garden State for the Italian city of Padova.
One of our adjunct faculty, Mary Grace Mangano, was honored with a prestigious NJ Council on the Arts award for her poetry.
Seton Hall Alumnus Roger Newman, M.D., credits Brownson Speech and Debate Team for success as Medical Director and Author.
Jess Rauchberg, communication technologies expert, explores why increasing numbers of people are turning to influencers as a source of news vs. legacy media on PBS Think Tank with Steve Adubato.
America's Cassandra: A multi-media presentation by author and musician Howard Fishman
University Libraries Research Data Services Team is hosting its 8th annual Love Data Week from 2/10-2/14 with workshops including Automation in Python, Research Computing and a transcribe-a-thon.
Professors Stephen Adubato and Francesca Zaccaron will present on their experience at New York Encounter, which is upcoming (Feb. 14-16) and what to expect at this year's event.
Abstract submissions are open for the 2025 Petersheim Academic Exposition. Students are encouraged to showcase their talent, scholarship and creativity as valued members of the University community.
On Sunday, January 26, Seton Hall was once again a proud sponsor of Lunar Fest NJ, where over 1,000 community members gathered to celebrate Asian culture and heritage.
Professor Rattan will discuss the nature of the self in Descartes.
The College of Human Development, Culture, and Media, and the Seton Hall Classical Concert Series are excited to introduce the Evening Express concert mini-series.
During Graduate Open House on Saturday, February 22, at 10 a.m., prospective students will have the chance to discover Seton Hall's 140 career-defining graduate degree and certificate programs.
Seton Hall’s Jess Rauchberg brings expertise on digital cultures to national media spotlight, including recent appearance on Good Morning America.
Talent showcase, guest judge from The Voice and special performance by Newark Arts High Latin Band.
The ICR has had an eventful fall semester from new members, scholarship, and campus events, promoting communication and understanding across Seton Hall's community.
On December 4, over 60 faculty, students, alumni, prospective students and family members of the Higher Education Graduate Programs in the Department of (ELMP) gathered for a winter social.