Even during the COVID-19 pandemic, undergraduate and graduate students of various majors can take part in the School of Diplomacy’s Semester in Washington, D.C., program.
Visiting lecturer, Robbie Shalliam, Ph.D., of Johns Hopkins University, offered Diplomacy students a chilling look into the future where COVID-19 becomes an excuse for "racial risk management."
The latest Seton Hall Sports Poll has found that 67 percent of Americans said they would not attend an indoor sporting event without the availability of a vaccine for COVID-19.
Navy intelligence officer and School of Diplomacy alumnus, Alex Saborsky, speaks to Diplomacy leaders as part of their Fall leadership lecture series.
The Paul D. Coverdell Fellowship is a partnership between The School of Diplomacy and the US Peace Corps that pairs public service with graduate studies for Returned Peace Corps Volunteers.
Diplomacy Professor Yanzhong Huang presents new evidence of China’s deepening health crisis and challenges the widespread view that China is winning the war on pollution.
Arms control, nuclear weapons in U.S. foreign policy, and the impact of the gender gap on national security were among the topics diplomat Rose Gottemoeller and Diplomacy students discussed recently.
The School of Diplomacy hosted it's 5th annual “All Conflict is Local" conference, bringing together a virtual roundtable of students, faculty and alumni to share their perspectives and experiences.
Student Services partners with the Center for Faculty Development to host a three-part series of virtual election events about classroom culture, election stress, and engaging in productive dialogue.
What are you doing on Tuesday, November 3rd? Your answer should be to: VOTE! (Unless you already submitted your absentee or mail-in ballot), but we also have some fun activities to do as well!
As we look towards the upcoming Presidential Elections next week, the Division of Student Services in partnership with campus partners including the University Libraries, Center for Faculty Development.
The "Communication, Religion and the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election" Conference re-cap covers the live event that happened October 21-23, featuring some of the foremost scholars in the field.
Professor Edmund Adjapong was featured in Inside Higher Ed, the Times Educational Supplement (UK) and on ABC-TV Boston’s "CityLine," discussing #HipHopEd and systemic racism in education.
Governor Phil Murphy recently nominated Angelica Allen-McMillan, Ed.D. '06, to be the next commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Education.
In 2019, Diplomacy's Santiago Losada landed a coveted Fulbright Scholarship that led him to teach and conduct research in Moldova, the country he first discovered as a member of the Slavic Club.
Due to the early end of the semester, DOVE's toy drive came early. The Seton Hall community created a Christmas miracle by donating over 800 toys and giving over $4,000 in monetary donations.
Brian Conners and Shawn Cappell, faculty members in the Applied Behavior Analysis program, have a written a new book to broaden the cultural sensitivity of practitioners and students in the field.
Capturing international flavors all over the world with heart and soul as the main ingredients
As the election draws near, the Center for Faculty Development and the Division of Student Services will host two community-wide sessions to provide opportunities for dialogue and discussion.
Thursday, October 29th, 2020, at 6:30pm, Slavic Club, is sponsoring its Virtual Bingo Night. There will be five rounds of bingo, with $20 e-gift cards to Starbucks, Dunkin's, Amazon, and more.
UNA event looks back at the accomplishments of the United Nations, the many challenges it faces, and finds hope in a new generation of change makers.
Seton Hall University in conjunction with the South Orange and Maplewood Community Coalition on Race will cosponsor a "Community Conversation on Race" with Jelani Cobb.
The School of Diplomacy and International Relations has organized a very exciting line up of special events for the Fall semester. Don't miss these opportunities to engage with renowned guest speakers.
This Summer, the School launched a Fellowship Program with the Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP).
The life and legacy of Christopher Columbus comes to the screen in a new documentary, Courage and Conviction: The True Story of Christopher Columbus.