Thomas Healy explores the rise and fall of Soul City in latest Henry Louis Gates, Jr., PBS production: "Great Migrations: A People on The Move."
Seton Hall Law students win the Robert F. Wagner National Labor and Employment Law Moot Court Competition, marking the second national championship in 2025 for the Seton Hall Law Moot Court Board.
This year’s Symposium examined the landmark Loper Bright decision and its implications for administrative law both now and in the future.
Each semester Seton Hall Law’s Office of Career Services provides students and recent alum with opportunities to network with attorneys, judges, public service providers and legal experts.
This year, Leadership Fellows led an educational workshop for local residents preparing to take their naturalization test.
Seton Hall University School of Law to host inaugural Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional Bootcamp as part of the overarching Data Privacy and Security Compliance Certificate Program.
Professor Williamjames Hull Hoffer (Department of History) has published the defining legal history of a landmark decision by the U.S. Supreme Court that gutted a key piece of FDR’s New Deal.
Law Students, in combination with the Prison Book Program, publish a legal resource for incarcerated individuals.
Professor Paula Franzese hosts 30th Annual Celebration of Loving the Law.
For the first time, Seton Hall won the Hicks Thomas LLP Moot Court National Championship, with 3L students Emma Taylor and Christopher Frey.
Winter course for students in their final year enables students to learn new trial skills, culminating in a mock jury trial at the federal courthouse before sitting federal judges.
Seton Hall University’s Undergraduate Mock Trial Program hosted its first-ever American Mock Trial Association (AMTA) Regional Tournament this month, demonstrating continued advancement.
Seton Hall Law's Institute for Privacy Protection & Gibbons Institute for Law Science & Tech host a virtual symposium, "AI companions: The New Frontier of Kids' Screen Addiction and Online Harms."
Seton Hall’s grant-driven Detention and Deportation Defense Initiative (DDDI), which provides pro bono immigration counsel to indigent New Jerseyans in removal proceedings prepares to work overtime.
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 Law School has named two individuals and one student group to the 2024 Pro Bono Honor Roll to recognize the tremendous contributions they have made to both the University and the community.