Intern Spotlight on Public Relations major, Emily High, who landed a summer internship working with the design and merchandising teams at The Children's Place.
Shawna Cooper-Gibson, Ed.D., a national leader in academic, co-curricular and multicultural student development, has been appointed Vice President of Student Services.
Kylie Aoki is a student who understands the value of leadership and experience.
Agnes “Tracy” Hooper Gottlieb ’75 reflects on her service to students as she moves back to full professor.
Rev. Dr. Forrest Pritchett read the Emancipation Proclamation at Juneteenth celebrations in Morris County on June 8th.
Text alerts now available to stay "in the know" about IHS Campus events.
Twelve seniors from the Martin Luther King Jr. Leadership Program at Seton Hall University graduated on May 20, 2019.
Rev. Forrest M. Pritchett, Ph.D., has been honored with three awards for his lifetime of leadership in the community.
Mario Sirico is a double major ready to start his third internship.
Alpha Sigma Phi hosted their first annual Miles After Myles event to benefit DBSA in support of mental health.
Companies and organizations from across the U.S. joined Seton Hall at the Spring Career Fair on Wednesday, March 27.
On March 28th, a walking tour of the historic South Orange campus was held as part of the Charter Day week of events.
One Love recognizes Seton Hall student for Unsung Hero award.
With a public service and leadership background, Rev. Joseph V. Thelusca is committed to helping Seton Hall students succeed.
Now in its ninth year, the Communication Honors Alumni Mentoring Program helps launch the careers of aspiring professionals.
In honor of Black History Month, "Thank God For Monday" aired a special interview with the Rev. Dr. Forrest Pritchett.
First generation student nearing graduation has participated in multiple internships.
Elizabeth Williams-Riley of the American Conference on Diversity will share insights at the Martin Luther King Day Symposium.
President Meehan, Rev. Pritchett and three students reflect on diversity, inclusion and the Martin Luther King Day symposium.
Although winter break is a good time to relax,remember to take advantage of opportunities to build your professional network.