Christopher Columbus: How The Explorer's Legend Grew—and Then Drew Fire
History Professor William Connell explores the legacy and impact of Christopher Columbus on the American experience.
In the Media
Seton Hall faculty are regularly featured in national and international media outlets for their academic expertise and ground-breaking research. Below is a sampling of recent media coverage.
The UN's Failure to Act on Race
International relations expert Kwame Akonor examines issues of Race around the UN Human Rights Council and a failure to act.
Craig McGraw Lauds Forbes Councils as a Second-to-None Resource
Alumnus Craig McGraw '05 discusses Forbes Business Development Council and his "essential business" in the time of COVID-19.
Books to Basics
Nicholas Snow discusses the personal relevance of a classic volume by Harold McNair on gas chromatography.
What the Pan-Amazon Synod Should Learn From the Church’s Missionary Past
Catholic Studies Director Ines Murzaku discusses evangelism and the Pan-Amazon Synod.
Definition of Terrorism: Has It Become a Toxic Term?
Philosopher Vicente Medina explores definitions of terrorism and the use of violence.
At the Ecclesial Epicenter: Benedict’s Response to Scandal
Ines Murzaku discusses Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI’s recent call for Catholic unity and the Church’s moral teaching.
Ask the Experts - Matthew Hale
Matthew Hale discusses the significance of a national survey looking at taxes and tax reform.
Life of Greek Saint in Italy an Example of Ecumenism for Today
Professors Murzaku, Capra and Milewski discuss their work on the life of St. Neilos, founder of Grottaferrata.
Watch Geeks Drive Booming Trade in Preowned Pieces
The timing is right for Christian Zeron, 2016 Pirates Pitch winner and Catholic Studies alumnus, whose vintage watch company is booming.
Non-Catholics Enjoy Challenges of Teaching in Catholic Setting
Professor Alan Brill, Cooperman/Ross Endowed Chair for Jewish-Christian Studies, discusses opportunities for a rabbi teaching religion in a Catholic setting.
For Parents of Severely Disabled Children, Long-Term Care is Often a Last Resort
Social work expert Dawn Apgar discusses parents’ difficult decisions around long-term care for the severely disabled, following the recent deaths in the Wanaque facility.
New Jersey’s Primaries Will Set the Stage for Competitive Midterm Elections
Political scientist Matthew Hale provides analysis of New Jersey primaries.
MEDIA RELATIONS
Members of the media should contact the Office of Media Relations at (973) 378-2638 for inquiries and assistance in providing faculty experts.
Press inquiries after hours may be directed to
Laurie Pine
Director of Media Relations
Laurie.Pine@shu.edu
(973) 902-8060
@lauriepine
Michael Ricciardelli
Associate Director of Media Relations
Michael.Ricciardelli@shu.edu
(862) 520-9639