Students and alumni showcased their work before a feature presentation capped off the successful return of this longtime campus event.
The event brought together dynamic student teams, composed of undergraduates and graduates from diverse academic backgrounds, to solve real-world problems in various fields.
The Community Coalition on Race of South Orange and Maplewood will host its annual Community Conversation on Race on Tuesday, May 13, 2025, at 7 p.m. in Bethany Hall, Room A at Seton Hall University.
Associate Professor Edmund Adjapong offers a practical guide for using hip-hop culture to engage students, foster community, and enrich learning in K–12 classrooms in his new book, Teach Like an MC.
On Thursday, April 24, 2025, several Seton Hall faculty and students participated in a virtual conference organized by their partners at Borys Grinchenko Kyiv Metropolitan University in Kyiv, Ukraine.
Over 80 students and alumni connected with 40+ professionals at Seton Hall’s Roundtables in Accounting and Analytics — an inspiring night of networking, mentorship and career-building conversations.
Addressing communication through physical contact from colonial human rights rhetoric to nonviolent direct action to today’s insurrections.
Seton Hall University marked its second annual Graduate Student Appreciation Week from March 31-April 4, a celebration dedicated to recognizing the achievements of its graduate students.
Inside the Core we celebrated Romero-King week's closing on April 4 with a special breakfast, talk, readings of quotes and discussion at Seton Hall. A group also went to MaryHouse in New York City.
Seton Hall and Ukrainian Catholic University students engaged in a rewarding virtual exchange, exploring cultural insights and shared educational experiences and fostering global understanding.
Seton Hall University announces its eighth annual Giving Day, which will take place on April 9-10, after last year's remarkable success.
Monsignor Joseph R. Reilly, S.T.L., Ph.D., will present the keynote address at the 2025 Opening Ceremony. It's not too late to participate. The deadline for abstract submissions has been extended.
Stephen G. Adubato, who teaches in the University Core, will give a presentation on "Bad Bunny, Celebrity Culture and the Cracking of the Religious vs. Secular Paradigm."
Gabrielle Rossi, Ph.D., of Seton Hall earns the League of American Bicyclists' Youth Empowerment Award for her transformative leadership with Girls in Gear.
Jerry Ford shares his experience interning at The Walt Disney Company, discussing how the opportunity helped him advance his professional skills and how he recommends students apply for this program.
Acclaimed Syrian-American rapper, poet, and storyteller Omar Offendum will provide an evening of meaningful dialogue and performance.