A thriving partnership between Seton Hall and Charles Schwab has opened doors for students over the past four years.
The Accounting for the Future pre-college program offered high school students hands-on experience, mentorship and inspiration to become tomorrow’s business leaders.
Seton Hall students are hosting a blood drive on October 21 with the Red Cross and Lord Abbett, applying marketing skills to help save lives amidst urgent blood donation needs.
Seton Hall rose seven spots in the U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges rankings, moving to No. 158 among National Universities. The University is in the top 20 among Catholic National Universities.
High school students from across the region spent part of their summer bringing bold business ideas to life during Seton Hall University’s third annual Summer Entrepreneurship Institute.
Seton Hall presents the "Women in Leadership Speaker Series: Empowering Women, Embracing All," bringing together extraordinary women leaders across industries to campus to share their stories.
Trust is the priceless commodity requiring a committed investment.
Cultivating authentic connections and consistent leadership.
Trust is no longer optional: it’s essential for navigating business, technology and institutional uncertainty today.
Cultivating unbreakable trust from the battlefield to the boardroom.
A scholarship in memory of esteemed entrepreneur and Seton Hall alumnus, Stephen R. Gebhardt ’06, raised more than $130,000 from hundreds of donors to benefit Seton Hall students.
Key findings of the 2025 Future of Leadership Survey, as part of the tenth edition of In the Lead magazine.
The Investing 101 Pre-college Summer program introduces high school students to finance through stock trading simulations, budgeting, portfolio building, and guest lectures from Bloomberg.
Seton Hall University’s In the Lead magazine has reached a landmark moment with the release of its 10th edition, dedicated to a theme that is both timeless and timely: Trust in Leadership.
In the Lead magazine spoke with Jess Rauchberg, who discusses how leadership and trust function in both traditional workplaces and the creator economy.
Are you a high school student interested in starting your own business? Enter this "Shark Tank" style competition for a chance to have your idea recognized!