Seton Hall MPA students, led by Gabrielle Rossi, volunteer at Irvington’s Marketplace, hauling and organizing food donations to provide essential groceries for local residents.
The G.K. Chesterton Institute for Faith & Culture at Seton Hall University is proud to announce the gift of an original watercolor portrait of G.K. Chesterton by world-renowned artist, Greg Wyatt.
Last month, 52 men were accepted as candidates for the permanent diaconate at a ceremony presided over by Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin, Archbishop of Newark.
Monsignor Joseph Reilly, president, announced the appointment of Erik Lillquist, J.D., as Interim Provost, effective July 1.
As the Institute begins it second half-century of life, we are proud to announce the launch of Series II of its podcast “Speaking about Chesterton” on February 10, 2025: "Chesterton around the world"
University Core is pleased to host and co-sponsor with Africana Studies a presentation by Rev. Forrest Pritchett on the History of Black Catholics in America.
Professors Stephen Adubato and Francesca Zaccaron will present on their experience at New York Encounter, which is upcoming (Feb. 14-16) and what to expect at this year's event.
The exhibit showcases a rich tapestry of religious devotion drawn from traditions that include Christianity, Judaism, Islam and Buddhism.
Inside the Core we are pleased to co-sponsor an important webinar on Civic Engagement, sponsored by the Greenleaf Center for Servant Leadership.
Seton Hall friends visited Monsignor James Turro, our oldest living alumnus, who, at almost 103, continues to live life with gratitude, humility and the joy that comes with spreading the Good News.
Inside the Core this week in Core II classes we read early Christian texts, linked in theme to the MLK Symposium also -- love of neighbor, love in action, love for the marginalized.
The Center for Catholic Studies launches endowed Fellowship in honor of Monsignor Ed Ciuba.
Doreen Stiskal Ph.D. reflects on Mission Integration and Community: The Power for Fostering Authenticity, in the third of four retreats for faculty and administrators of all faiths.
In honor of one of America's most revered advocates for racial justice and social change, Seton Hall will once again offer its special one-credit workshop to be held on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
The ICR has had an eventful fall semester from new members, scholarship, and campus events, promoting communication and understanding across Seton Hall's community.
The Institute for Communication and Religion has released a new episode of the CORECast podcast, "Thomas Merton's ‘Learning to Live’," featuring Chad Thralls, Ashlyn James and Bernie Wagenblast.