Seton Hall received a $10M estate gift from Frank Rubino ’64 to fund STEM scholarships for students with a passion for Italian studies, honoring his heritage and love of travel.
Seton Hall finance majors excelled in the Gen.G Esports Practicum Abroad in Seoul, earning top honors and forging international connections.
The Department of Information Technology is warning the Seton Hall community about a phishing scam targeting Microsoft 365 users. Find out how the scam works and how to protect yourself.
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Seton Hall University has kicked off its Banner SaaS migration, a major step in its digital transformation to modernize systems, improve services, and enhance the campus experience.
Seton Hall faculty and graduate students gain access to entrepreneurial training, funding and mentorship to commercialize tech-enabled innovations across disciplines through this new partnership.
A group of 20 Core III students in CHEM 3551 have turned environmental theory into meaningful action through the Waste to Worth composting project.
The College of Arts and Sciences is proud to announce the addition of Assistant Professor Jun Ouyang to the Department of Physics.
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Credential theft is rising as malware targets logins across email, social media, and more. Learn how to spot the signs and protect your personal and university data.
Graduate students in Speech-Language Pathology presented faculty-mentored research at a leading academic conference.
Seton Hall’s Pre-Medical/Pre-Dental Plus Program was named a recipient of the 2025 Inspiring Programs in STEM Award by Insight Into Academia magazine.
An inspiring end-of-year celebration filled with recognition and community, the 2025 Pre-Health Gala honored Seton Hall’s future healthcare leaders and their incredible journeys.
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The event brought together dynamic student teams, composed of undergraduates and graduates from diverse academic backgrounds, to solve real-world problems in various fields.
Two MHA students, Emily Barbera and Frank Pettorini, completed original DataLab healthcare research this semester.