The G. K. Chesterton Institute for Faith & Culture announces the release of a special episode of its podcast: An Earthly Story with a Heavenly Meaning, Father Ian Boyd’s Essays on G.K. Chesterton.
Seton Hall University’s Catholic Studies Program invites you to step into living history—from ancient Greece and Rome to the heart of today’s Church—March 2026
The 2025 Marcia Robbins-Wilf Lecture will take place on Sunday, October 26 at 2:30 p.m. in Bethany Hall, presented by internationally acclaimed concert pianist Carolyn Enger.
Monsignor William Reilly reflected on his decades of ministry and how to model the Church as part of Preaching as Hospitality's "Wisdom Figures of Preaching" series.
The University Core, Campus Ministry, and the English Club are co-sponsoring three screenings of hour long segments of LOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring, linking it to Pope Francis' Laudato Si.
Seton Hall University's Chamber Choir to perform at St. Patrick's Cathedral for the first time ever as part of Guest Choir Series highlighting talent from across the globe.
On Friday, October 10, Seton Hall University gave back to the volunteers of the South Orange Rescue Squad with a $7,000 donation.
Melinda Papaccio reflects on "A Catholic Philosophy of Education: The Human Good – The Horizon of the Educator," in the second of four retreats for faculty and administrators of all faiths.
Bishop Arthur J. Serratelli presented a talk on how St. Paul's letters can be used today as part of Preaching as Hospitality's "Many Faces of Hospitality" series.
Seton Hall Diplomacy student Jadira Cardona earned the Gilman Scholarship, funding her study abroad in Liverpool and inspiring others to pursue global education opportunities.
Seton Hall students Timothy Awojobi and Amanda Simo have been awarded the prestigious OSHE Fellowship for their commitment to advancing equity and access in higher education.
Hear about how this Seton Hall alumna, Samantha Yaccarino, MSW, LSW, is making sure that students understand the importance of meeting the needs of older adults as she did while a social work major.
The University’s second annual celebration pays tribute to the service and sacrifice of military veterans, with special guest and keynote speaker, Vietnam Veteran Robin Bartlett.
Seton Hall’s Market Research class students conducted a semester-long project to assist the South Orange/Maplewood School district in better serving their students’ caregivers.
The Center for Catholic Studies is pleased to announce that Jonathan Heaps, Ph.D., has been appointed as the sixth Toth-Lonergan Visiting Professor in Interdisciplinary Studies.
The presentation will offer a look into the mind of the men who elected Robert Francis Cardinal Prevost OSA to the See of Peter and examine the core governance issues facing Pope Leo XIV.