The 16th Annual Hall on the Hill in D.C.
Pirates from around the country gathered in Washington, D.C. for Seton Hall's annual social and networking event.
News Archive
This Great Mind Mixes Green Chemistry with Compassion
Assistant Professor and Green Chemistry advocate David A. Laviska, Ph.D. is not only a great mind, but a great person.
Stillman School Launches New M.S. in Business Analytics
The Stillman School of Business now offers a 30-credit, online master's degree in business analytics.
Bill Timoney '80 on his 42 years in Entertainment
Professional actor Bill Timoney '80 on his 42 year-career in the entertainment industry - that started here at Seton Hall.
Father Colin Kay Appointed Director of Campus Ministry
Father Colin Kay has been appointed Director of Campus Ministry at Seton Hall University.
Many Are One Gala Honors Servant Leadership
More than 350 members of the Seton Hall community came together to recognize Setonians who continue the Seton Hall legacy.
Medical Humanities and Ethics Discussed at IHS Campus
The IHS Campus welcomed colleagues from the South Orange campus for a reprisal of Only Philosophers and Theologians Make Good Doctorson April 29th.
Annual Evening of Roses Pays Tribute to Key Fund Members
At the 26th annual Evening of Roses, The Sister Rose Thering Fund honored David M. Bossman and Deborah Lerner Duane.
WSOU Alumnus Reports in Top-Tier Media Market
After spending four years at WSOU 89.5 FM, Clayton Collier '16 reports from Local 24 in Memphis, TN.
A Diary Provides A Glimpse of Seton Hall in the 1870's
The Archives and Special Collections Center recently acquired a diary of a 19th century Seton Hall student.
Retreat Focuses on St. Catherine of Siena
On July 13, the School of Theology presents a one-day retreat entitled "St. Catherine of Siena: Mystic, Reformer and Doctor."
Undergraduates Explore the Education System in Tokyo
EDST 3900/CORE 3882 students recently returned from an 8-day study abroad experience to Tokyo, Japan.
Strategic Communication Student Presents at Prestigious International Conference
Rita Damiron Tallaj presents her research on Afro-Latinx online identity at the prestigious convention.
Linda D'Antonio Honored As Golden Pirate
Seton Hall recently honored Linda D'Antonio at the Golden Pirates reunion in Bethany Hall.
Seton Hall Athletes Work on Mental Game
Pirate athletes and teams have spent time this semester working with Dr. Bryan Price on improving their mental game.
Students Inducted into Honor Society
Graduate students from the College of Communication and the Arts inducted into the Delta Epsilon Sigma.
A Passion for History
Vietnam War Veteran and Civil War historian Joseph G. Bilby '65/M.A. '82 has written 21 history books and 400 articles.
Introducing Text Alerts for IHS Campus Event
Text alerts now available to stay "in the know" about IHS Campus events.
Institutional Repository Hits 3 Million Downloads
As of the end of the spring 2019 semester, Seton Hall's Institutional Repository officially surpassed 3 million downloads.
Nursing Student Entrepreneurs Win at Pirate's Pitch
Eight students from the Nursing Cohort in the new Buccino Leadership Institute recently won at Pirate's Pitch and UPitchNJ.
Top 10 Up-And-Coming Industry Leaders in Healthcare
MHA alumna Catherine Turbett appears on the Modern Medicine Network's Managed Healthcare Executive editorial top 10 list.
Rise to the Challenge 2019
Support Seton Hall students before June 30 and receive stylish Pirate gear for the summer!
Pirate's Eye on Lauren (Dragona) Breen ’09
Lauren (Dragona) Breen '09 shares how she found her home away from home at Seton Hall.
Praxis in Paris
the 5th annual praxis program summer workshop reflected on the Catholic mission and the philosophy of education.
Social Work Faculty to Lead Education Association
Mary Landriau will assume the Presidency of the New Jersey Baccalaureate Social Work Education Association this summer.
Many Are One Honors President Meehan, Outstanding Alumni
The Seton Hall family will recognize exceptional alumni and ensure the education of future students at this gala celebration.
Social Work Student Selected as Child Welfare Keynote
Marissa Barbosa, Seton Hall University 2019 B.S.W. graduate, was invited to be a keynote speaker at child welfare commencement.
Curate Your Future: The M.A. in Museum Professions’ Exhibition Development Track
Discover what the Exhibition Development track has to offer for current students, alumni, and staff.
Graduate Fellows Conduct Research for U.S. Army Africa
Graduate students, Oluwagbemiga Oyeneye and Erick Agbleke, offer their research findings and policy recommendations for U.S. Army Africa.
Institute for Communication & Religion Awarded Lilly Grant
The ICR was awarded a Lilly Grant for a conference, "Communication and Religion in the Year of a U.S. Presidential Election."
Derrick Nelson, Ed.D. '13: A Life in Service to Others
Derrick Nelson, Ed.D. '13, recently passed away from complications of a bone marrow transplant donor operation to aid a child.
Annual Evening of Roses Celebration
The Sister Rose Thering Fund will honor David M. Bossman and Deborah Lerner Duane at the 26th annual Evening of Roses event.
Announcing 2019 University Research Council Grants
Thirteen distinguished faculty selected to receive the URC Awards for summer stipends and research grants were honored.
Student Servant Leader Recognized by Peers as 'Great Mind'
English and Classics major Brian Pulverenti was named a 'Great Mind.'
Undergraduate Social Work Students Honored on Campus
National recognition was given to students as they move on to top social work graduate programs or employment in the field.
Health and Medical Sciences Study Abroad Opportunities
The School of Health and Medical Sciences graduate students have the opportunity to travel abroad for academic and clinical experience during their first two years..
Charity Golf Outing to Benefit Seton Hall
Aspiring Kindness Foundation event benefits students, fire prevention and education programs with MC Glenn Schuck '85, WINS.
Faculty Innovation Grants are Back
The Teaching, Learning & Technology Center is pleased to announce the awardees of the 2019 Faculty Innovation Grants and the 2020 Call for Proposals.
The College of Communication and the Arts Hosts Fourth Annual Graduate Commencement and Hooding Ceremony
The College gathered to celebrate this year’s graduates on the evening of May 16.
The Heart of the Hall
Newest student-run publication "The Heart of the Hall" started by economics major Ben Jaros.
Professor Hosts NJCA Workshop, Oratorical Festival
CommArts' Angela Kariotis Kotsonis brought her passion for communication to an educational workshop and oratorical festival.
Professor Honored with Academic of the Year Award
The New Jersey Chapter of the American Society for Public Administration presented Roseanne Mirabella with its 2019 Award.
CommArts 2019 Graduates are 'First Class'
Communication and the Arts graduates first 4-year class since College launch in 2015.
Unanue Scholars Embark on Careers of Service
Unanue Scholars received their degrees before they embark on careers focused on serving others.
Walsh Gallery Highlights 'Pirates Beyond Play'
The Walsh Gallery will present "Pirates Beyond Play: The History and Art of Setonia Athletics, 1856-2006."
Buccino Center Leaders Begin Careers at Top Organizations
With graduation now behind them, students from the Buccino Center are preparing to transition from college to employment.
Class of 2019 MLK Leadership Scholars Graduate
Twelve seniors from the Martin Luther King Jr. Leadership Program at Seton Hall University graduated on May 20, 2019.
Sister Rose Thering Fund Honors Students, Scholars
The Fund's Celebration of Education Reception recognizes the winners of its high school essay contest and teacher-scholars.
Deepening Diplomacy in Washington, D.C.
The Abd el Kader research team travels to D.C. to brief the Pentagon, the White House, and U.S. Army Africa provide recommendations to top government officials.
Seton Hall Celebrates 162nd Baccalaureate Commencement
For the Class of 2019 graduation, Hall of Fame broadcaster Bob Ley '76 gave the commencement address.
Journalism Prof in The Atlantic on Trump and Daily News
Professor Matthew Pressman was featured in The Atlantic detailing the influence of the old NY Daily News on President Trump.
Seton Hall Celebrates 162nd Baccalaureate Commencement
With ESPN's Bob Ley '76, Seton Hall will celebrate commencement on Monday, May 20 at 9 a.m. at the Prudential Center, Newark.
DOVE Hosts Carnival for Adults with Special Needs
The Division of Volunteer Efforts hosted a luau-themed carnival welcoming adults with developmental disabilities to campus.
Core Teacher Publishes Book
Adjunct faculty member, Dr. Roger Alfani, has a book coming out next month about the church's role in peace-making.
2019 Faculty Summer Writing Retreat
For the fourth consecutive year, faculty from across the university will participate in the Summer Writing Retreat.
Students Make Sacraments of Initiation
On Sunday April 28th, 23 students were initiated into the Catholic Church through the Sacraments of Initiation.
Diplomacy Students Visit the Cradle of Civilization
Graduate student, Amatullah Shaw, and her classmates reflect on their study seminar in Ethiopia.
Faculty Member Receives Servant Leadership Awards
Rev. Forrest M. Pritchett, Ph.D., has been honored with three awards for his lifetime of leadership in the community.
Social Work Grad Receives Full Ride to Top M.S.W. Program
Graduating B.S.W. student receives a full tuition scholarship to attend the number one M.S.W. program in the country this fall.
Brownson Instructor Receives National Coaching Award
The American Forensic Association awarded Sam Ohrenberger-Hopkins the Most Outstanding New Coach Award for 2019.
A Visit to a Chinese Scholar's Garden on Staten Island
Chinese language students visited one of the rare authentic Chinese Scholar Gardens in the U.S.
Unanue Institute Celebrates Class of 2019 Scholars
The Unanue Institute congratulates all Class of 2019 graduating Unanue Scholars as they enter society as servant leaders.
Summer Internship Experience
Double Major Ready to Start his Third Internship.
Comm Professor Delivers Lecture in Lithuania
Jon Radwan, Ph.D., discussed Saint Augustine's rhetoric at LCC International University.
Walsh Gallery Holds Exhibit for Core Fellow's Artwork
The artwork of Core Fellow Ksenija Puskaric will be on display from May 8 through May 31 in the windows of Walsh Gallery.
Athletic Training Alumnus to deliver SHMS Graduate Commencement Address
A Homecoming to Remember: Seton Hall Alumnus set to present the SHMS Graduate Commencement and Hooding Ceremony Address.
Presentations Continue for Leadership Students
Presentations for the Interdisciplinary teams continued this past Friday.
Lessons Learned from Interdisciplinary Team Projects
Interdisciplinary team projects teach the 83 freshmen in the Buccino Leadership Institute collaboration and peer leadership.
Great Minds Go Green with Tree Inventory Project
With Environmental Studies Professor Wanda Knapik, students inventoried trees for the South Orange Environmental Commission.
Diplomacy Students Advance UN Goals
Prospective students presented their proposals for advancing the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals on April 26.
Historian Leads University-Community Discussion on Race
Princeton University scholar Nell Irvin Painter will discuss The Invention of Race and Its Implications.
The Joe Max Robinson Endowed Scholarship
Seeking to honor a cherished family member, Drs. Larry and Renee Robinson have established an endowed scholarship.
Daniel Schoch '09 Talks About Being A Stunt Performer
Danny Schoch '09 is a stuntman who has performed in shows from Gotham to Netflix's upcoming film, The Irishman.
Professor's Film Screens at Multiple Festivals
William Pace's Third Party Witness has been featured in festivals in New Jersey, Florida, Ohio and soon, New York.
Seminarian Reflects on Ethics Fellowship at Auschwitz
Seminarian Deacon Andrew J. De Silva reflected on his Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics (FASPE).
New Graduate Program in Communication
The M.A. in Communication has tracks in Digital Communication & Communication Technologies and Communication in Organizations
SLP Student Group Takes the Gold
Speech Language Pathology Student Organization earns 2019 Gold Chapter Honors.
Catholic Studies Student Accepted to Medical School
Senior, Mr. Nick Cozzerelli '19, Biology Major and Catholic Studies and Italian double minor is accepted to medical school.
Literary Editing and Publishing Panel at Seton Hall
Literary editing and publishing panel to take place on Friday, May 10th at 4:00 p.m. in Fahy 129.
TLTC 2019 Summer Series Workshops
The 2019 TLTC Summer Series will be offering seven exciting sessions on a variety of topics. Faculty, staff, and students are welcome to attend these free events.
Diplomacy Faculty Recognized for Excellence
Dr. Philip Moremen and Dr. Catherine Tinker were honored as Seton Hall Teachers of the Year.
Southeast Asian Studies Expert Wins Fulbright Research
Dr. Ann Marie Murphy is awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to conduct research in Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam.
Scholarship Brunch Will Celebrate Unanue Scholars
The Unanue Institute celebrates the accomplishments of past, present, and future scholars at Second Annual Scholarship Brunch.
Servant Leader Pioneer Addresses SHU Community
Joseph Patrnchak praised the University's commitment to servant leadership in two special programs.
Criminal Justice Professor Given 'Key to West Point'
Professor Giuseppe M. Fazari screened his documentary, Why They Kill, at the West Point Military Academy and the World Bank.
Leadership Students End of Semester Presentations
Leadership Interdisciplinary teams present their semester's long projects last Friday.
Experts Discuss Language Development
Language development experts and co-authors, Dr. Brian B. Shulman, Dean, and Dr. Nina Capone Singleton provide insight on the influences of language development in children.
D.N.P. Graduate Research Transforms Pulmonary Care
A research project by Moira Kendra, D.N.P. '17,will have a significant effect on COPD treatment.
Service in El Salvador, a Pilgrimage of DOVEs
The Division of Volunteer Efforts journeyed to El Salvador for the 15th year, engaging students in a ministry of presence.
Faculty Awarded Prestigious NEH Grant
Abe Zakhem and Elizabeth McCrea were recently awarded the prestigious National Endowment for the Humanities Connections Grant.
Craig McGraw: A Seton Hall 2005 Graduate
Mr. McGraw is a successful alum of Seton Hall who makes it a priority to give back to the school and its current students.
Judge Roger W. Breslin Cornerstone Golf Classic to Benefit Seminarians
The 39th Annual Golf Classic will be held on Thursday, June 27 to benefit seminarians and honor K of C State Deputy of NJ.
Mourning the Loss of Congresswoman Ellen O'Kane Tauscher '74
The Setonian family is mourning the loss of Ellen O'Kane Tauscher '74, a trailblazer in the worlds of finance, politics and diplomacy.
Students Honored for Outstanding Service to Others
Four students were honored for their service to others at the 15th annual Servant Leader Awards.
A New Tradition of Philanthropy
Seton Hall Class of '19 families can set the bar high for future class years by participating in the Senior Family Challenge.
ICR Hosts Hindu Dignitary for First Time in SHU History
Swami Sarvapriyananda spoke about how to achieve religious harmony from a Hindu perspective.
Meet the Student Behind Strategic Communications
Amy Chin shares her responsibilities and goals as the student leader of the Strategic Communication Initiative.
Mind, Body, Spirit, Goats
Helping to minimize student stress before finals at the Mind Body Spirit Fest will be yoga with a family of goats.
Seton Hall Student Achieves Academic Trifecta
Emma Tobin, a diplomacy and philosophy student from California, receives Truman, Boren and Critical Language Scholarships.
Professor Co-Authors Book on Renaissance Naples
Charlotte Nichols co-authored a documentary history of the Renaissance Naples with English-translated and commentaries.