Commuter Students
Get Involved
Looking for things to do on campus or ways to get involved? Visit Seton Hall's Engage platform to learn more about the over 100 clubs and organizations and to find out about all the events happening on campus. Learn more »
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Commuter Ambassadors
Commuter Ambassadors are a new student leadership opportunity for commuter students! Ambassadors assist the Office of Student Engagement with the brainstorming and execution of commuter programming. Ambassadors help with event planning, informational tabling, and outreach and support within the commuter student population. Hiring for the 2027 Commuter Ambassadors will open in Fall 2026.
Meet Your 2026 Commuter Ambassadors
Erika Euceda '27
Union City, NJ
erika.euceda@student.shu.edu
"I'm excited to be a commuter ambassador because I love connecting with my fellow commuters. I want to be able to help create a community where everyone feels like Seton Hall can be their home, even if you don't live here!"
Noemi Cerqueira '27
Newark, NJ
noemi.cerqueira@student.shu.edu
"I am excited to be a commuter ambassador because I want commuter students to find their home among the commuter community through ensuring that commuter students are seen and finding their friends through commuter activities."
Ariel Espinoza Collantes '27
Clark, NJ
ariel.espinoza@student.shu.edu
"I'm excited to be a commuter ambassador because I get to help people navigate the struggles and advantages of commuting! ”
Sisley Carretas ‘27
Dumont, NJ
sisley.carretas@student.shu.edu
"I'm excited to be a commuter ambassador to help commuters feel more connected!”
Tessa Thomas ‘28
Livingston, NJ
tessa.thomas@student.shu.edu
"I'm excited to be a commuter ambassador because I want to serve as an advocate for commuter students and help them feel supported and heard. There is definitely a struggle in balancing classes, commuting and extracurriculars and I want to help commuters feel welcomed and connected with campus life.”
Sofia Penaloza
Cedar Grove, NJ
sofia.penaloza@student.shu.edu
"I'm excited to be a commuter ambassador so I can help other commuters feel seen, welcomed and feel a part of the campus community.”
Commuter Corner
Commuter Corner is a monthly pop-up event series held specifically for commuters during commuter friendly hours. Join Seton Hall Commutes on Engage to stay up to date on upcoming events.
Commuter Study Hall
Looking for a place to study while on campus? On the third Monday of every month from 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., the Campus Inclusion Center (University Center Room 209) will be open for commuters. Stop by to study and make connections with other commuter students.
Commuter Birthday Celebrations
Celebrate commuter birthdays each month with the Campus Inclusion Center on the first Thursday of each month! Stop by University Center 209 between 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. to celebrate.
Parking Information
Permits are required for any student planning to bring their vehicle to campus. Commuter permits are issued to students who do not reside in any of the residence halls. Learn more about the various permits which can be purchased by commuting students.
Need to purchase your parking permit? All permits can be purchased through PirateNet using the Parking Portal app. Need help? Check out a step-by-step guide with instructions on how to use Parking Portal.
Don't have a car? Take advantage of any of the transportation services offered for students.
Commuter Meal Plans
Commuter students may purchase any meal plan or may want to consider a Seton Hall University Learn more »
Spaces and Places
Looking for a place to study, take a break, grab a bite to eat, or just hang out? Check out these spaces that are available to commuters.
Commuter Lockers
Need a place to store your books or other items during class or events? Lockers are available in Duffy Hall (First Floor, across from Parking and ID Services) for commuters to reserve!
Apply for a locker by email Residence Life at residencelife@shu.edu, or stopping by the Residence Life office in Duffy 68. Residence Life will assign you a locker. Just remember to bring your own lock!
Questions? Contact Residence Life in Duffy 68 or at residencelife@shu.edu.
Campus Resources
Questions, concerns, or just need a little extra help? These campus resources can help with all aspects of wellbeing: academic, social, and personal.