Stillman Team to Compete in CFA Regional Competition
Four students in the Stillman School of Business have earned a "Final Five" spot in the CFA Institute Research Challenge.
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WSOU Station Manager Awarded Rising Stars Scholarship
Wilnir Louis, sport management major, sports media minor and WSOU station manager, receives a Ria’s Rising Stars Scholarship.
Bob Ley Comes Out of Retirement to Call Game on WSOU-FM
Bob Ley '76, whose career at ESPN spanned 40 years, stepped out of retirement to provide play-by-play coverage on WSOU 89.5.
Inside the Core this Week: Galileo, Darwin, and Genesis
This week Core II students continue to read selections in the portion of the course called Science and Modernity.
IHS Seminar Series: The Battle Against Superbugs
Barry Kreiswirth, Ph.D., of the Hackensack Meridian Center for Discovery and Innovation, talked about antibiotic resistance.
Heart of the University, Faculty Retreat Series 2019-2020
Dr. Gregory Floyd reflects on "The Idea of a University and Healing: Bias, Development, and Authenticity."
Freedom and Dialogue: The Trajectory of the Ukrainian Church
On March 25, Catholic Studies will discuss how the Ukrainian Church is poised to push ecumenical dialogue to the next level.
Re-imagining Conflict Mediation and the Role of Religion
Seton Hall’s Center for Peace and Conflict Studies challenges students to expand their understanding of mediation obstacles.
Beloved Catholic Studies Director Retires
Monsignor Richard M. Liddy, founder and director of the Center for Catholic Studies, will retire from the Center this summer.
Is Globalization Good: A Critical Analysis
The Center for Catholic Studies and the Department of Religion hosted "Is Globalization Good: A Critical Analysis," a guest lecture by Professor Paul St. Amour, Ph.D. and J. Michael Stebbins, Ph.D.
Newman's Idea of a University Today
The Center for Catholic Studies and Department of religion hosted "Newman's Idea of a University Today," a lecture by Msgr. Richard M. Liddy, Ph.D. and a response from Professor C. Michael Shea, Ph.D.
Communication Professors’ Essay on Iwo Jima Flag-Raising Photo Featured in TIME
Professors James J. Kimble and Matthew Pressman co-wrote an essay on the iconic Iwo Jima flag-raising photo from World War II.
10th Annual Irish Mass and Dinner
Join members of the Seton Hall community for this evening of celebration of Irish culture and Catholic faith!
Forrest Pritchett Honored at Men's Basketball Game
Longtime civil rights activist and mentor, Reverend Forrest Pritchett, takes center court at the Prudential Center.
Seton Hall Employee's Video Gets National Attention
A recent video of a FedEx driver folding a fallen American flag outside of a Seton Hall employee's home has gone viral.
Core II Students Study Faith and Science
Core II classes, students study the development of modern sciences and faith by reading both Galileo and Genesis.
Library Hosts Art + Feminism Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon
On Wednesday, February 26, the Walsh Library and Walsh Gallery will partner with The Feminist Art Project at Rutgers University to host a Wikipedia Edit-a-thon.
CommArts Honor Society Launches Annual Book Drive
Students in the Lambda Pi Eta Honor Society aim to collect 700 books for underprivileged students.
Media Icon Bob Ley to Broadcast Game on WSOU FM, Again
WSOU will honor Bob Ley in a pre-game reception and on-court ceremony as the Pirates face St. John's at the Prudential Center.
Black History Month Luncheon 2020
Antoinette Ellis-Williams, Ph.D., will deliver the keynote address at the Black History Month Luncheon on Thursday, February 27.
Practicing Nonviolent Peacemaking
Dr. Eli McCarthy, Director of the DC Peace Team, inspired students and staff to consider new pathways to resolving conflict.
9th Annual Faculty Talent Show
The 9th Annual Faculty Talent Show is an evening of fun and entertainment for a good cause.
Service in El Salvador, the DOVE's Return
The Division of Volunteer Efforts again sent students, faculty, and administrators on a service trip to El Salvador.
Institute for Communication & Religion Hosts Artistic Event
The Living Word Project, an evening of performances and original poetry, is now available for viewing online.
Director of Non-Profit Discusses Faith and Healthcare
Ms. Sarah Reddin discusses her role as the Director of Ministry Formation-Mission Integration for Ascension Health, one of the leading non-profit and Catholic health systems in the U.S
Looking Back at His Time at Seton Hall
A recent graduate, Sean Quinn already makes use of his M.A. in public relations degree.
Athletic Training Students Gain Clinical Experience
Students expand on their knowledge through hands-on rehabilitation at top tier clinical sites.
Professor Eliot Borenstein (NYU) Presents His New Book
Professor Eliot Borenstein of NYU presents his new book Plots Against Russia (Cornell UP, 2019).
Blue Courage at Seton Hall
Blue Courage will return to Seton Hall to offer a two-day course entitled “Blue Courage: The Heart and Mind of the Guardian.”
Polish Identity and the Cold War
Prof. Patryk Babiracki presents his project on the history of International Trade Fair in the western Polish city of Poznań.
Nursing White Coat Ceremony Stresses the Value of Compassion
During the annual ceremony, first-year nursing students were reminded to be caring servant leaders.
A Cross Generational Dialogue for Future Educators
A Holocaust Remembrance event was held on Wednesday, February 12th. Secondary Education students had an opportunity to hear narratives of survival, and meet and speak with Survivor Fran Malkin.
Music Program to Hold Sale of Select Instruments
Generous partnership with the Rockley Family Foundation makes instruments available to Seton Hall music program.
The Great Mind Behind the Negotiations
Career coach Lee E. Miller, who leads the upcoming Strategic Influencing Workshops, discusses his background in negotiation.
Law School's Exoneration Project Wins Freedom for Two Men
The Law School's Last Resort Exoneration Project wins freedom for two men wrongly convicted.
Chesterton Institute Conferences Held in Spain
These conferences will be held in tandem with the publication of Vol. VIII of the Spanish-language version of The Chesterton Review.
Core Fellow Greg Floyd Publishes Book
The Core is happy to announce the publication of a book by one of our Core Fellows, Gregory Floyd, Ph.D. Greg's book, Catholic Reception of Continental Philosophy in North America.
Katia Passerini Appointed Provost and Executive Vice President
Katia Passerini, Ph.D., a nationally recognized knowledge management scholar with extensive higher education experience, has been appointed Provost of Seton Hall.
Institute's Namesake Visits Leadership Students
Dr. Gerald Buccino visited the Institute's students and gave a talk on change management.
Selective Bond Formations via Open-Shell Intermediates
Combining experimental and computational tools enables the development of new iron-catalyzed radical coupling reactions.
High-Tech Laboratories Bolster Learning for STEM Students
High-tech equipment and student-centered initiatives will enable collaboration and engagement in learning and research.
Changing the Lives of Children with Autism
Nassan's Place founder Nadine Wright-Arbukarr shares her work serving families affected by Autism in Urban Communities.
World-Renowned Artist Gregory Coates’ Exhibit Now Open
Walsh Gallery Director and alumna Jeanne Brasile has curated a new exhibition, “Gregory Coates: Sheer Audacity.”
Latino Institute and MLKSA Host 2nd Annual ABC Panel
The ABC Panel: 2020 Vision has a special emphasis on political identity in the black community
Faith & Art - Evangelization in the 21st Century
Art is a relationship of forms, textures, and colors. At the same time, art is an interpersonal relationship.
Diversity and Inclusion Speaker: “No One is Immune to Implicit Bias”
UCLA's Jerry Kang presented “Taking Implicit Bias Seriously" as part of the spring semester's Inclusion Speaker Series.
Fiction Writer Téa Obreht Reads at Seton Hall
Fiction writer Téa Obreht will read on Thursday, April 30th at 4:00 p.m. in the Chancellor’s Suite.
Sports Poll on Baseball, Politics and Cheating Featured
The Poll’s findings were featured in media across the globe, including Yahoo Finance, The Dallas Morning News, ESPN and more.
University Core Opens Core Center
The University Core will offer weekly tutoring by Core faculty to assist students in their Core I and II classes.
Taking a Look at Two Sophomore IDTs
In the Spring 2020 Semester the Sophomore Class embarks on a new and more challenging Inter-Disciplinary Team Program!
Love Data Week at Seton Hall University Libraries
Join #SHU_Libraries for Love Data Week, February 10th-13th, 2020 at the South Orange and Nutley Campuses.
Inside the Core this Week
Many students in Core II are reading two writers who lived in transitional times, Justin Martyr and Augustine of Hippo.
Fiction Writer Kirstin Valdez Quade Reads at Seton Hall
Fiction writer Kirstin Valdez Quade will read on Monday, March 23rd at 4 p.m. in the Faculty Lounge.
CommArts TV Studio to Receive Significant Upgrades
The Board of Regents recently approved funding for significant equipment upgrades to the campus television studio.
Bobby Hurt: A Basketball Trailblazer
In honor of Black History Month, the legacy of a basketball trailblazer in diversity and inclusion at Seton Hall University.
Interprofessional Health Sciences Talk Highlights TB
Scientist from the Hackensack Meridian Health Center for Discovery and Innovation explained why some drugs work, others don't.
CHAMP Kicks-Off 10th Year
On January 22, the CommArts Honor Alumni Mentor Partners (CHAMP) ushered in its 10th year with a kick-off event.
Nine Times a Pirate
The Millers are a family of nine siblings who have made their home indelibly at Seton Hall over the past two decades.
CommArts Faculty Member Wins Digital Religion Research Award
Ruth Tsuria, Ph.D., has been selected for her work “Conservative Judaism in the Digital Age.”
Dick Vitale Celebrates 40 Years at ESPN
Influential sportscaster and Seton Hall alum, Richard "Dick" Vitale, celebrates 40 years at ESPN!
Social Work Leads a "Big Conversation" About Mentorship
Seton Hall was selected for the first annual "Big Conversations: Engaging with Your Little" panel.
Leadership Students Combat Imposter Syndrome
Amy McGlinn and Leemor Ellman discuss imposter syndrome with students from the Buccino Leadership Institute.
Writing Professor Wins Spoon River Editor’s Prize
Creative Writing Professor Mark Svenvold won first place for the Editor’s Prize from Spoon River Poetry Review... and More.
School of Medicine Announces Major Grant Program
More than $100,000 in grants to support research targeting diabetes, depression, and epilepsy.
Great Minds Dialogue with Sr. Norma Pimentel
Named one of the “World’s 50 Greatest Leaders,” Sr. Norma will discuss "The American Identity, Crisis at the Border."
2020 SOMA Film Festival Seeking Student Submissions
Local festival will host special two-hour session dedicated to the work of the Seton Hall community.
Unleash the Power of Persuasion through Workshop Series
Attend the upcoming Strategic Influencing and Communication workshops, led by Lee Miller, career coach & best selling author.
Sports Poll and Get Paid, Eat Pizza
Paid for their time, students make calls on a computer station and ask questions on current events in the world of sports.
What Great Minds can Do: Nursing/Catholic Studies
The foundation I have developed as a Catholic Studies major has allowed me to have a more holistic worldview.
Professor Charles Grantham in The New York Times on NFL
Professor Charles Grantham discussed the NFL Players Association, leadership and the upcoming collective bargaining agreement
Student CEO's Draft and Lead Interdisciplinary Teams
After pitching their winning ideas, 7 Buccino Institute sophomores "hired" their interdisciplinary teams in a special draft.
Getting Social with Associate Professor Dan Ladik
Ladik shares his thoughts on the prevalence of social media in advance of his new online course, which launches in March.
University Core Honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
This week began with a symposium honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It was also the week Core II classes read Perpetua.
Global Health Expert Interviewed by World Press
Professor Yanzhong Huang discusses issues around the outbreak of the Wuhan, China coronavirus.
Pioneering Work of American Psychologist Unwrapped
Dr. Debbie Joffe Ellis leads a series on Rational Emotional Behavior Therapy, developed by her husband, Dr. Albert Ellis.
Marking the 30th Anniversary of the Velvet Revolution
Seton Hall University will host a series of events to mark the 30th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia
Alum Named Commissioner of Department of Corrections
Law School alumnus Marcus Hicks, Esq. has been appointed Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Corrections.
Opportunities Offered Through PRSSA
Seton Hall’s PRSSA Chapter has several opportunities for M.A. Public Relations Students to learn from PR professionals.
Georgetown Professor to Lead Peacemaking Training
Seton Hall will host a training workshop on nonviolent communication on Friday, 2/14 from 9am – 1pm in the Faculty Lounge.
Pirates Pitch Startup Idea Contest Offers $20K
Do you dream of launching a startup business? Enter Pirates Pitch Startup Contest and Compete for more than $20,000!
Faculty Retreat Series 2019-20: Dr. Marianne Lloyd
The third retreat, given by Dr. Marianne Lloyd on the theme of The Idea of a University and Discernment on February 20.
Brownson Speech and Debate Team Ready for Spring Semester
After a successful fall semester, the Speech and Debate team prepares for upcoming national tournament.
Students Present Master’s Project and Thesis Proposals
Graduate Studies within CommArts’ first joint-program cohort present Master’s Project and thesis proposals.
Sister Rose Thering Fund Scholar Featured in Washington Post
Jordyn Barry comments on President Trump's recent executive order and the questions it raises about the Jewish identity.
Department of History Annual Symposium: Revolutions
The History Department presents the Sixth Annual Symposium in Comparative History: "Revolutions: Moments and Movements in Historical Perspective."
Marking 20th Anniversary of Boland Hall Fire
Congressmen Pascrell and Payne visit University and announce they will be introducing national campus fire safety legislation.
Critical Update for Windows
Microsoft has released an urgent patch for Windows after discovering a critical bug in the operating system.
Inside the Core: New Testament and Plato
The spring semester begins with students in Core II reading First John or 1 Cor. 13 in the New Testament and Plato's Crito.
University Seminar on Mission Spring 2020
The Office for Mission and Ministry and the Center for Vocation and Servant Leadership have organized seminars on the history and mission of Seton Hall University.
New Courses in Text Mining and Machine Learning
As part of its online M.S. in Data Science program, Seton Hall has announced new courses in Text Mining and Machine Learning.
Woman of the Year 2020 Announced
The recipient of the Woman of the Year Award for 2020 is Dr. Cecilia Marzabadi.
CommArts Student Gains Valuable Experience in NYC
Samantha Dyar details her experience working for a Public Relations firm, and what it was like learning from Broadway elite.
Technology New Year Resolutions
The Department of Information Technology has a few tips and tricks to keep your computer and your data in the best shape.
U.S. News Ranks Online Graduate Nursing Programs Top 20
U.S. News and World Report has ranked Seton Hall 17th in the nation for Online Graduate Nursing Programs for 2020.
School of Medicine Educator Awarded National Fellowship
Ofelia Martinez was one of only eight awarded a prestigious two-year fellowship by the National Board of Medical Examiners.
Last Resort Exoneration Project Wins Appeal
The Law School's Exoneration Project won its appeal on the wrongful conviction of two NJ men found guilty of murder in 1996.
The Future of Athletic Training
Amid changes in the profession, Seton Hall's MSAT continues to yield skilled certified athletic trainers.
Professor Honored Among Top 200 Education Scholars and Influencers
Robert Kelchen is recognized as one of the top 200 education scholars and public influencers by Education Week and AEI.
Paris Remains a Movable Feast for Students Studying Abroad
As a study abroad student, Judy Koren lived with a French family and met students from around the world.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day Symposium
Register for this one-credit workshop taking place on Monday, January 20, 2020.