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Spend your holiday with Seton Hall basketball as the men's and women's teams take on top-ranked BIG EAST rivals.
A spiritual journey of healing and renewal to know, as Pope Francis says, "the joy of forgiveness".
Former President of the Dominican Republic recently visited Seton Hall to discuss new avenues for future partnership.
In October 2014, 28 nursing students celebrated their completion of the accelerated second degree B.S.N. program.
Diplomacy students have taken the top prize in the Seton Hall Summer Essay Contest for the second consecutive year.
The Chesterton Institute announces the publication of the 40th anniversary issue of The Chesterton Review.
Msgr. Richard Liddy gave a lecture entitled "Insight and the Universe" at Gannon University on November 12, 2014.
Seton Hall Law now offers the most comprehensive array of Compliance education programs among law schools in the nation.
Diplomacy student Leigha Wentz reflects on her day with Liberian peace activist and Nobel Laureate Leymah Gbowee.
The $50,000 Challenge,a matching grant fundraiser by an anonymous donor, lets you double your donation to The Hall.
The School of Diplomacy is set to welcome two new appointments to its Sharkey Distinguished Visiting Scholars Program.
Diplomacy valedictorian, Ashley Grosso '06, was recognized for her work on AIDS prevention and treatment needs of women.
The MLK Scholars held a successful fundraiser at Chipotle, raising money for the World Orphans Foundation.
Nonprofit Sector Resource Institute launches Nonprofit Trending Tips Workshops designed to give nonprofit
organization representatives useful tools and advice.
Nothing inspires more smiles than DOVE's annual Christmas Toy Drive.
Seton Hall University College of Nursing launches review program for recent graduates.
Stillman School of Business Leadership Class of 2018 met with Joe Sheridan, COO of Wakefern.
Stillman School of Business Leadership Class of 2018 met Kevin Cummings, CEO of Investors Bank.
An anonymous donor has created a new $50,000 Fundraising Challenge following the success of the Giving Tuesday program.
Professor William Haney won two gold medals, and one silver medal at the awards ceremony for his works "Rigoletto," "In-Seine- Net", and "A Clandestine Meeting."
TLT Center - Media Services Schedule Change for Wednesday, December 17 - Sunday, January 11.
Women's Volleyball Earns First-Ever NCAA Tournament Berth, with 28-7 record, facing Brigham Young in Arizona on Dec. 4.
Tutors from across campus will be stationed for FREE drop-in tutoring. Raffles, prizes & food! Great prep for finals.
Speech-Language Pathology alumnus receives invaluable guidance from American
Speech-Language-Hearing Association mentor.
Pirate Battalion, Army ROTC conducted its first paintball training exercise at Battle Creek Paintball Fields.
Started in 2012, the annual Phys. Dept. Newsletter highlights students' achievement and activities.
Researchers at Stillman and Yeshiva University find individual investors have an alphabetical bias in picking stocks.
Nursing professor Gloria Essoka wins the New Jersey State Nurses Association Diva and Don Award.
Nursing alum Adenike Gbadamosi was honored by the New Jersey League for her outstanding commitment to the profession.
Mike St. Pierre, M.A.T. '03/ M.A.E. '09 explains how his education at Seton Hall has contributed to his life.
The community is invited to celebrate the Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony, Basketball Game and Concert on December 2.
Seton Hall University selected as a Northeast host for the SXSW Student Startup Madness Competition.
Study travel writing during a two week course in Italy in summer 2015 through the English department.
Seton Hall Sports Poll finds public ok with legalizing sports betting and many believe game results already influenced due to gambling.
Seton Hall joins the global charitable movement, Giving Tuesday, asking the university to donate to The Hall on Dec 2.
Nobel laureate and peace activist Leymah Gbowee delivers an address at the School of Diplomacy's World Leaders Forum.
Department of Information Technology upgrades and maintenance scheduled for January 3-11, 2015.
To make room for new courses, Blackboard courses listed with the University Registrar for Spring 2013 and Summer 2013 will be deleted on Dec. 15, 2014.
College of Nursing shares the latest evidence-based information on the history of Ebola, the current outbreak, preventative measures and more.
Forbes' #7 ranking, the Star-Ledger report on health management education and an alum's video testimonial tell the Seton Hall MHA story.
Local art students win Food Drive Contest and participate in workshop at Pierro Gallery. Closing event on Nov. 20, 7-9 p.m.
Online counseling graduate program recognized for best value by ONLINEU.
Anca Cotet-Grecu receives a Bright Idea Award for article on the effect of the physician examination requirement.
The next Ethics and Economics Forum meeting will be on Dec. 2, 2014 at 12:30 p.m. in UC 214.
Ranked as a top career, becoming a school psychologist is one of the best social services jobs to have.
The School of Diplomacy and International Relations hosts Liberian Noble Laureate and activist on November 20.
The Dean's Office of the College of Arts and Sciences will host a Servant Leadership Experience to South Dakota.
A Diplomacy student applies the skills he's developed at school to assisting the U.S. effort in Afghanistan.
Dr. Cheryl Picard to talk on Conflict and Insight Mediation on Dec. 4 at 4 p.m. in the Diplomacy Room, McQuaid Hall.
A Celtic Art Workshop took place at Seton Hall on November 8. Participants created their own illuminated Celtic angels.
American journalist, book critic and author Gaiutra Bahadur to lecture on November 19 at 7 p.m.
Join Seton Hall's celebration of giving back this #GivingTuesday and all season by posting your #UNselfie.
NJ native Sr. Miriam Teresa Demjanovich, of the Sisters of Charity of Elizabeth Ann Seton was Beatified on October 4.
The Brothers of Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity honor deceased members of the Omega Chapter in a Black Lantern Processional.
Second Degree B.S.N. students trained to respond during an emergency simulation arranged by the College of Nursing and Department of Public Safety.
The athletics departments of Seton Hall and Rutgers jointly announced the newly branded "Garden State Hardwood Classic".
"They heard what he said and followed Jesus." John 1:37
The Nonprofit Sector Resource Institute (NSRI) at Seton Hall University will host sustainability workshops on 12/1.
The Count Basie Orchestra, known as the "Swingingest Band in all the Land" since 1935, is still going strong today.
Seton Hall co-sponsors an inspiring event by choreographer Carolyn Dorfman on November 13. Get your free tickets today!
Be prepared for the holy season of Advent with an Advent Reflection on the Mystery of the Incarnation by Dr. Glazov.
Join Mr. Len Moskowitz for a weekly Torah portion seminar.
Noted theologian Dr. Regis Martin sheds light and hope on the nature of a "fallen world" with upcoming presentation.
"Every day I go to work is Veterans Day," says Anthony Nickele, a senior from Detroit who knew at a very young age that he wanted to be a nurse.
Members of the men's basketball program surprised several donors with a special delivery of their 2014 season tickets.
The Pirates' sleek new look was created with state-of-the-art materials and built on the latest technology.
Renee Cicchino Part of Award-winning Team at Online Learning Consortium Conference in Orlando.
The Walsh Gallery presents "A Celluloid Story", an exhibit which
explores New Jersey's pivotal role in film history from 1890-1920.
Princeton Review guidebook touts outstanding academic offerings within Seton Hall's M.B.A. program.
Department of Catholic Studies is sponsoring "New Jersey-State of Civil Church Liberty" panel in 2014 New Jersey Forum.
The Department of Catholic Studies will head to Spain for a 10-day study abroad trip over spring break.
Students will have a chance to take part in an American Thanksgiving as the University community makes room at their dinner table.
Teachers gathered to network, share teaching experience, and discuss challenges and solutions in teaching Chinese.
CEHS Secondary Education majors use Skype to collaborate with students and teachers in Mississippi and Ukraine.
Learn about the service and professional activities of the Seminary faculty and administration.
Join us for a conversation between Sally Yerkovich and Kenneth Turino to discuss the fate of historic house museums.
Prof. John Paitakes asks Port Authority Police Chief Louis Koumoutsos to speak to his Leadership and Management class.
Seton Hall Sports Poll finds people support cancellation of Sayreville football season/Lukewarm support of NJ sports betting.
Market Research Center accepting applications for projects. Services provided are a fraction of the cost of commercial providers.
The College of Nursing Held White Coat Ceremony for First-Year Students
The School of Diplomacy and International Relations is host to a book project on the history of the United Nations Association of the U.S.A. (UNA-USA).
Shawn Tully, Author of Fortune's "This Pope Means Business" is the Keynote Speaker for this Annual Seminar on Ethics.
Many came out to the Seton Hall women's soccer game on October 25 in memory of Mary Jennings and to support the scholarship in her name.
Department of Catholic Studies presents: The Global Christian Forum A New Ecumenical Development for the 21st Century
The TLTR Faculty Development and Best Practices Committee is hosting a panel discussion, "Best Practices: Creating and Teaching Online/Hybrid Courses".
Philosophers Speak, "Feeling the Way to Truth," a talk by Dr. Christia Mercer (Columbia) on Wed, Nov 5 at 5 p.m.
The TLTC and Student Leadership Development is co-sponsoring the annual Student Technology Week. Don't miss it!
Senior Christine Byrne will star in the MidAtlantic Opera production of "Rigoletto" directed by professor Jason Tramm.
Prof. Ines Angeli Murzaku is Headed to Moscow to Participate in Inter-religious Conference.
The mayor and chairman are co-instructors on a course for MPA graduate school.
President A. Gabriel Esteban and Father Christopher Ciccarino become Knights of the Holy Sepulchre, a high papal honor.
Pirate Press sat down with Glenn Gordon '91 to talk about his experience as an alumnus and Pirate parent
Are you interested in Russia and Eastern Europe? Seton Hall offers a certificate program that might pique your interest. Learn more on October 30.
The Ethics and Economics Forum meeting will be on October 29, 2014 at 12:30 p.m. in UC 214.
Dr. Mary Ellen Roberts reflects on Leadership and Courage in the second of four retreats for faculty and administrators of all faiths.
Pr. Jan Kubik of Rutgers University will deliver a talk on the end of Communism and how it is remembered.
Oriana Luquetta, a 2013 Seton Hall University graduate, has received a prestigious Pickering Fellowship.
Are you interested in meeting with a mentor to help you better prepare for your career? Apply for the Communication Honors Associates Mentor Program.
Three law students are chosen for a prestigious internship with the Court of Justice of the European Union.
Aspiring Kindness Foundation, created in memory of the Seton Hall dormitory fire victims, has donated $12,000 to CAPS.
A star-studded exhibition highlighting New Jersey's place in the history of film-making and innovation.
Student Achievement: SLP Student Joyce Alilio Creates a Newsletter to Help Parents Target their Children's Speech and Language Goals.
The Pirates of Irish Persuasion &Extraction (PIPE) Alumni Club presents a workshop: Painting and Gilding a Celtic Angel
Hear about Campus Ministry's "Spirit Trek" to Alaska and learn how to get involved in upcoming trips such as Colorado in Summer 2015.
Biographer D.T. Max will read and discuss his work as part of the Poetry-in-the-Round reading series.
Nurse Practitioners will fill an important void in health care.
The Center for Catholic Studies sponsored faculty who attended the Lilly Fellows Program's National Conference
Louis Miu '75 and Huichen Xu, M.B.A. '13, to be inducted into the University's Entrepreneur Hall of Fame.
The Micah Institute sponsors lecture by Dr. Andrea Bartoli on Oct 29 at 6:30 p.m. in the Diplomacy Room, McQuaid Hall.
Join Campus Ministry on Thursday October 16th as we celebrate the life of Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati.
Catholic Studies is hosting a lecture entitled: "Chalcedon and its Geo-Ecclesiological Consequences" on October 28.
Leadership Advisory Council member, Betty Manetta handpicked to be speaker at Integrity and Professionalism Convocation.
Join Matthew Gold, Ph.D. for a two hour workshop on writing successful grant applications for the Digital Humanities.
Women are following the current NFL controversies –domestic violence and concussions –as closely as men.
Celebrate the memory of Mary Jennings at the Women's soccer game vs. St. John's on Oct. 25. Festivities begin at 3 p.m.
The G. K. Chesterton Institute for Faith &Culture announces its upcoming conferences in Warsaw & Krakow, Poland.
Speech-Language Pathology students volunteer at an AAC camp in Oakhurst, NJ, for children with multiple disabilities.
The Haley Awards marks the College of Nursing's 77th anniversary.
Call for Proposals: Competitive Grants to Advance Assessment in University Programs or Departments
Jaquelin Rivas-Tejada and John Hughes are this year's Catholic Studies Competitive Scholarship winners.
Two graduates of museum professions received a NJCH $3,000 mini-grant for Walsh Library exhibit on filmmaking history.
Students had the opportunity to network with the group of corporate executives and presidents who help support Leadership.
Leadership Class of 2018 meet with President Dr. A. Gabriel Esteban, Dean Strawser, and Mr. Matthew Borowick.
Catholic Studies is sponsoring a reading from Edwin O'Connell's book, The Edge of Sadness, led by Dr. James McGlone.
The program's participants all gathered for the second annual Women's Leadership Program's Fall Kick-Off Event on 9/24.
Seton Hall ROTC Cadet Travels to Romania as part of U.S Army's Cultural Understanding and Learning Program.
This week's focus is on secure passwords, protection against identity theft and responsible data sharing.
Leadership Graduate Luciana Contuzzi started her own company named Zest that has turned her dreams into a reality.
Seton Hall President and other officials held a ribbon cutting ceremony and blessing for the new construction projects.
Dr. Robert Wilken will present the 21st Annual Oesterreicher Lecture on November 2, 2014 at Seton Hall.
"Irish Literature Past and Present," includes a 9-day tour of Dublin, Cork, and Killarney, March 6 –14, 2015.
Seton Hall and Paterson schools to use a $1.5 million federal grant to create training tools for principals.
In celebration of American Archives month, throughout October at the Walsh Library, all are encouraged to Explore Your Archives.
ICSST alumnus Stephen Nakrosis writes in The Wall Street Journal about New Jersey nun Sr. Miriam Teresa's path to beatification.
Center for Catholic Studies sponsors Seton Hall Collegium participants to further the university's faith-based mission.
Attend the College of Nursing event, "Fostering Integrity, Respect and Civility in Nursing Education" on Friday, Nov. 7, at 8 a.m. in the Main Lounge.
Presentation of Russian Classical, Folk and Gypsy music by concert violinist, David Podles, - Oct. 23, 2014, 6:30 pm, Fahy 236.
Critically acclaimed author Anya Ulinich presents her new graphic novel at Seton Hall University.
First annual Art in the Hall Contest is open to all Seton Hall students, faculty staff, administrators, or alum.
The Dean's Office of The College of Arts and Sciences will be hosting a Servant Leadership Experience to Jamaica.
The Teaching, Learning and Technology Center offers new online course development workshop series.
Apply for a three-credit study abroad faculty led course, which will culminate in a joint 10-day trip to Spain over Spring break.
The Department of Catholic Studies will sponsor a panel discussion on the "State of Civil Church Liberty" at the 2014 NJ Forum on Nov. 21-22 at Kean University.
Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute Speaker Series presents Dr. William A. Haseltine, entrepreneur and philanthropist.
Pirate Press sat down with sophomore scholarship recipient Ethan Kraft '17 to talk about his time at The Hall.
This is a special time of year when the Seton Hall community highlights the multiculturalism of our campus.
Nominations are now being accepted for the Rev. Msgr. Kevin Hanbury CEHS Alumni Mission Award which is given annually in memory of his legacy to serve.
The university community is invited to a blessing and ribbon cutting ceremony at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 24 to celebrate our recently completed capital projects.
Seton Hall Alumnus Monsignor Thomas Nydegger was recently appointed Vicar General of the Archdiocese of Newark.
Seton Hall University hosts a discussion forum "Ukraine at War" on Thursday, October 2, 2014 at 6:30 p.m. in Fahy Hall 236.
Guest Lecturer, Sue Frantz, will share her strategies for leveraging technology to efficiently support academic work.
Learn more about supply chain management. Join APICS for an instructive and interesting presentation.
"Speaking Up" Recap: "Heads were shaking with disbelief" as Sorrel King told of Josie's death due to medical errors.
Students present their experiences traveling the world.
Seven new members are named to Seton Hall University's Board of Regents,one of the University's key governing bodies.
The Washington Monthly has named Seton Hall a Best Bang for the Buck national university for the second year in a row.
Seton Hall fans can get their first glimpse of the 2014-2015 men's and women's basketball teams on Friday, October 17.
The 2014 Faculty Convocation will be held on Friday, September 19 at 4:30 p.m. in Jubilee Auditorium.
Is your child under the age of 5? Participate in a developmental study with your child at the SHU Child Learning Lab!
Dr. Andrea Bartoli reflects on Leadership and Communion: The Blessing of Peacemaking in the first of four retreats.
Slavic Club is showing the Russian "The Vanished Empire" on Thursday, Sept.18, at 6:30 p.m.
The G K Chesterton Institute for Faith & Culture announces its upcoming conference in Montreal, on September 18, 2014.
Eight new students are added to Seton Hall's Pre-Medical/Pre-Dental Plus Program and share their bonding experience.
Gisela Webb, Professor of Religion, invited to participate on an Interreligious Dialogue Panel at Grinnell College.
The College of Nursing is pleased to announce the 2014 Margaret C. Haley Awards taking place on Oct. 6 at the Highlawn Pavilion in West Orange, NJ.
Professor Emeritus Richard Connors marks WWI's centennial with a lecture Oct. 8 at Walsh Library Archives Reading Room.
Athletic Training faculty member Dr. Hill-Lombardi, ATC, offers tips for "News-Record of
Maplewood and South Orange".
Leading supply chain association forms student chapter at Seton Hall. Explore job opportunities in this growing field.
Eight Students completed New Jersey Space Grant Consortium (NASA-funded) Research Fellowships this past summer.
Listen to music, eat ice cream, get your photo taken, enter the raffle, learn, and network.
The School of Diplomacy's Dr. Borislava Manojlovic, recently presented her conflict resolution study in Canada.
Partnership with Seton Hall provides educators an opportunity to earn a master's or Education Specialist degree.
Seton Hall men's basketball releases full 2014-15 schedule.
Acclaimed short story writer Kyle Minor will read from his work as part of the Poetry-in-the-Round reading series.
Seton Hall nursing student, Stefanie DeSimone saves a man in cardiac arrest on flight from Rome.
BIG EAST and FOX Sports to launch conference-specific Digital Network on September 25.
The latest phase of the Pride & Excellence Campaign is well underway.
Lisa Gross accepts position at Lester C. Noecker School. She has two master's degrees from Seton Hall.
Stillman School of Business Receives National Ranking from the Public Accounting Report
Seton Hall is proud to announce the topics for the 2014 Fall Webinar Series for alumni, parents and friends.
Catholic Studies Major Peter P Gallagher Experiencing God in Creation
Video: The story of 18-month-old Josie King, who died from medical errors. Her mother, Sorrel, speaks at Seton Hall 9/17.
Medical errors are the 4th leading cause of death in America. SHMS event on 9/17 aims to inspire change in the system.
McGowan will direct the college's accreditation process and oversee program assessment.
Donate the gift of life! Sign up for the Seminary Blood Drive to be held October 2 in the University Center Main Lounge.
The College of Nursing was recently awarded money from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) for students who intend to teach.
Improve, progress and succeed with the Academic Resource Center (ARC). Free services include tutoring, workshops and more!
The School of Diplomacy and International Relations will host Liberian peace activist Leymah Gbowee as its World Leaders Forum speaker on November 20.
Victor Hayek appointed superintendent in the Bridgewater-Raritan regional school district.
University community invited to hear Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, explore Ancient Greece at British Academy lecture.
Betty Manetta, CEO and President of Argent Associates, to speak at Stillman's Integrity and Professionalism Convocation.
Seton Hall Gameday LIVE has arrived! The official app gives fans everything they need to keep up with Pirate athletics!
Collaboration between Seton Hall Physics and physics faculty from two other local universities organizes international workshop.
Seton Hall University will be conducting a live test of its Emergency Siren and PirateAlert Notification System.
Campus Ministry, the Center for Catholic Studies and the Chesterton Institute announce the Monthly Spanish Mass.
Pirate Sports Network's latest men's basketball feature on SHUPirates.com introduces Pirate fans to freshmen.
The University gives back to the South Orange Rescue Squad for their work to keep the campus community safe.
Justin Anderson Asst Professor of Moral Theology facilitates a workshop on Catholic Social Teaching & business education.
Seton Hall will co-sponsor NYAS' Click Chemistry in Biology and Medicine symposium, being held on September 15 in NYC.
Former corporate attorney Fr. John Butler, M.A./M.D.M.'14 discusses his transition from the courtroom to the seminary.
Albert Sackey appointed principal at Nathan Hale Middle School in Norwalk, CT.
Anne Chavez, Class of 2014, Receives NJCEIA Student of the Year Award
Seton Hall student-athletes and members of the athletics department assisted with 2014 Seton Hall Move-In Day
The Starfish Early Alert System provides you with one central location to find campus resources to help you succeed.
Find out more about the health benefits of yoga and join a class on the Green.
Redshirt senior Victor Manosalvas named MVP of the NPSL while leading Red Bulls to league title.
Diplomacy and Modern Languages major Cynthia Sularz is the U.S. representative to the G(irls)20 Summit in Australia.
Join us on September 8 for the first 2014 Fall lecture, "Anxious Hearts and Wounded Lives. The Place of the New Sacred." by Fr. Paul Murray O.P.
A clinical preceptor for the Physician Assistant program, Dr. Catherine Trader teaches students about following their instincts.
New Issue of Arcadia-Catholic Studies Student Journal is Published
Check out all the exciting activities happening in the first few weeks of your college career!
The Seton Hall men's basketball team recently completed its annual summer session.
Class of 2014 graduate Armaan Gandhi moves back to hometown in India to become co-founder of a new company.
New this fall from the TLT Center – Faculty Tech Bytes!
The Sophomore Center provides students with support and guidance throughout their second year at Seton Hall.
The Chesterton Review in Chronicles Magazine.
Want to volunteer in Haiti or El Salvador over winter/spring break? Interest meeting: Tues., 9/9, 7 p.m., Chancellor's Suite.
Seton Hall announces the launch of a new speaker series bringing events to alumni and parents throughout the country.
Fieldwork educator and alumnus Randy Marti helps OT students take classroom knowledge into real-world clinical settings.
The School of Diplomacy and International Relations' Washington Internship program is now open to all SHU students.
13th Annual Conference on Systems Engineering Research calls for research papers on any aspect of systems engineering.
Students and staff members recently traveled to Limerick, Ireland to participate in a Servant Leadership Experience.
Professor Matt Hale and South Orange Village President Alex Torpey will teach a graduate level good governance course.
Thirty-two students, faculty, and alumni from the Department of Professional Psychology and Family Therapy attended the APA's National Convention.
Gina Cinotti, a Seton Hall doctoral student, appointed principal at Netcong Elementary School.
Jeanette Baubles named curriculum and instruction director at Shore Regional High School.
The Princeton Review ranks Seton Hall as one of the nation's best institutions for undergraduate education.
Father Paul Holmes of the Religion Department recently hosted a Lilly Endowment funded seminar for new Catholic Pastors.
School of Health and Medical Sciences students have the opportunity to conduct research alongside experienced faculty.
Announcing the reorganization and broader availability of Msgr. John M. Oesterreicher's book collection.
The College of Nursing's Master's Entry–Clinical Nurse Leader (C.N.L.) program graduated its fifth class.
Daniel Katz, Ph.D., spotlights the tenure debate and ways to improve teacher performance.
Thomas Massarelli, Ph.D., among elite group of educators honored by KDP.
of Health and Medical Sciences and College of Nursing students participated in
a disaster simulation on campus.
College rankings expert, Robert Kelchen, Ph.D., featured in The Chronicle of Higher Education.
High-tech equipment aids research in the School of Health and Medical Sciences'
Functional Human Performance Lab.
Dr. Zheng Wang, Associate Professor at the School of Diplomacy and International Relations, had a Japanese version of his award-winning book published in Japan.
Physician Assistant colleagues develop an interprofessional oral health outreach program in Boston.
College of Nursing Alumna Named Emerging Nurse Leader by Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses.
Continuing Education and Professional Studies Offers New Fall Series for Everyone, From Job Seekers to Truth Seekers
Mary Ellen Roberts, D.N.P., A.P.N.,C., FAANP, FAAN, was recently elected as the Chair of the Fellows of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (FAANP).
Senior Brianna Fitzpatrick describes how her studies influenced her study abroad experience in Chile this past May.
Elizabeth Oskierko '14, reflects on her experience as a Catholic Studies minor as she pursues a M.H.A at Seton Hall.
Christopher Hanifin, Physician Assistant dept. chair, discusses the complexities of dosing medications for children.
Journal co-edited by Seton Hall professor earns top honors from the Catholic Press Association.
13 Seton Hall Students with Campus Ministry are going to Alaska for 12 days of service, prayer and adventure!
Denise Fochesto, M.S.N., A.P.N., graduate of the Adult Nurse Practitioner program in 1998, named Director of Nursing and Operations at Newton Medical Center.
New Entrepreneurship Course designed for students in the Arts, Diplomacy, Nursing and other non-business majors.
The School of Health and Medical Sciences establishes a Center and an Institute
focused on Interprofessional Education.
NCATE-accredited College of Education and Human Services Online Master's in School Counseling Degree Program Ranked #1.
The Department of Information Technology's annual Summer Maintenance is planed for the week of August 11.
Get active with Dr. Sampson Davis '95, Dr. Rameck Hunt '95 and Dr. George Jenkins '95 of The Three Doctors Foundation
The School of Theology is now accepting applications for its Certificate in Catholic Evangelization program.
Education professor Martin Finkelstein Ph.D., appointed to Gates Foundation and TIAA-CREF advisory boards.
College of Education alumnus Kevin West has been named as a finalist for the 2014 Superintendent of the Year award.
College of Education and Human Services graduate Matt Fabricant works to improve the lives of his inner city students.
Three Seton Hall pitchers - Josh Prevost, Jose Lopez and Conor Krauss - were drafted into major league baseball.
Join us for our info session for the M.A. in P.R. Program on July 17th, in the Chancellor Suite, from 6-8 p.m.
Frank Joseph finds mentors, support, and a true blue home.
International Assembly for the Collegiate Business Education elects Dr. David Turi '12 to its Board of Directors.
School of Law Professor David Opderbeck comments on the U.S. Supreme Court's Aereo decision.
NJ's only program that allows those with a non-nursing bachelor's degree to earn their M.S.N. in two years will award scholarships to 5 new students in Fall 2014.
WSOU 89.5 FM Unveils Redesigned Website, www.wsou.net, with Improved Streaming on All Devices and Easy Navigation
Staying Connected with Technology at Seton Hall University - learn more about what's new and ways to stay informed about technology updates.
Seton Hall's MHA program, offered online and on campus, is the only CAHME-accredited program in New Jersey.
The Seton Hall University Young Alumni Club announces new executive board officers, plans for the coming year.
Summer is finally here. It's time to relax and enjoy the outdoors. Here are some ways to enjoy a safe and healthy summer.
Professor Judith Stark & Dean Michael Zavada are featured this week on NJ Arts News radio series, Words Matter, on WSOU.
Environmental quest takes Kyle Honsinger to the University of Copenhagen to earn a Master of Science in Climate Change.
Searching for God in the pain of loss, Barbara La Porte found a healing faith community in the School of Theology.
Grateful for a second chance, graduate Bilal Turkistani plans to pay it forward.
Samantha Pettigrew '14, a double major in Biology and Catholic Studies, will be attending Med School in the fall.
The Bernard Lonergan Institute @ Seton Hall University announces the publication of Vol. V of The Lonergan Review (2014).
The Seton Hall University Research Council (URC) recently awarded summer research-expense grants to 11 faculty members.
Joseph Toma '49 almost didn't make it to Seton Hall University. He was almost a D-Day casualty.
Mike Mozia, a second time Seton Hall graduate, walked across the stage at the May 2014 commencement.
Nurse Executive Ann Scanlon McGinity '72, Ph.D., R.N., FAAN, Provides Macro Perspective on Health Care Reform and its Impact on Nursing
A notable journal features the research of several chemistry faculty/students and dons the atom wall on its front cover.
All are welcome to join us at the PIPE Alumni Club June meeting to learn more about Irish Culture and club activities.
Join us for a conversation with author Neil Ormerod on June 13 in the Chancellor's Suite, UC from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Diplomacy student Cynthia Sularz will represent the United States at the 2014 G(irls)20 Summit in Sydney, Australia.
Join Alumni Relations and the Career Center for a series of free webinars to help build your career skills.
The JCST Graduate Program has updated their website.
The Walsh Gallery at Seton Hall University presents "Anamnesis," a group exhibition illuminating the theme of memory.
Alumni who graduated 50+ years apart came together on campus to participate in a time-honored Army tradition.
The Reverend Lawrence E. Frizzell, S.T.L., S.S.L., D. Phil., will serve on the Holy See's Commission for five more years.
The Bernard J. Lonergan Institute to host webinar discussing Lonergan's ideas on economics in the Basque Country.
The Seton Hall Athletic Department is pleased to announce legendary broadcaster and former Pirate coach Bill Raftery will host Athletics HOF.
Fifth annual essay contest sponsored by the SRTF, based on the award-winning documentary "Sister Rose's Passion".
Mary Tedeschi Eberstadt addressed 1,248 undergraduates, now alumni, telling them "You are more important than you know".
Today 1,248 undergraduates will become alumni at the University's 157th Commencement Ceremony held at the IZOD Center.
Seton Hall will be capturing the excitement of commencement with Google Glass. Keep an eye out for our Glass wearers!
Faculty specializing in topics ranging from sleep to Chinese politics were recognized for their pursuit of knowledge.
2014 Summer Series Workshops for Faculty and Staff Sponsored by the Teaching, Learning and Technology Center
University community, South Orange Police Department and the Village joined together to celebrate donation of computers.
Four members of the Society of Physics Students visited Dutch Neck Elementary School to take part in its Science Day.
Brother Lenny Carlino, SDB, becomes the School of Theology's first valedictorian to speak at Seton Hall Commencement.
Maureen Byrnes's doctoral research is being implemented at Covenant House.
The story of LeBourne's race to stardom tells of his courage, tenacity and willpower amidst economic and social adversities.
The University Honors Program recently celebrated the graduating members of the Class of 2014.
G K Chesterton Institute Conference in Malta, May 27,2014
The G K Chesterton Institute for Faith & Culture announces the 2014 Chesterton Conference in Rome, May 24, 2014
This year's recipients of the President's Award for Student Service are Dr. James Caulfield and Ms. Ana S. Goncalves.
Workshop on evidence-based skills to help students reduce and prevent stress.
Four members of the Seton Hall community are Fulbright Scholars reflecting their high commitment to study and service.
Graduate and undergraduate summer sessions begin May 20, June 10 and July 7. Space is filling up, register today!
Rev. Pablo Gadenz, Theology professor, will be a Princeton Theological Seminary visiting scholar during his sabbatical.
Best College Reviews ranks WSOU, Pirate Radio, ninth on its top 20 college radio stations in America.
Seton Hall's Model UN team brought back six awards from the recent Virginia International Crisis Simulation conference.
The event is sponsored by the Aspiring Kindness Foundation which was created in response to the Jan. 2000 campus fire.
A record five Seton Hall athletic programs were honored with the NCAA's APR Public Recognition Award.
This summer the College of Education and Human Services is offering discounted special education courses through Raritan Valley Community College.
School of Diplomacy Professor Yanzhong Huang recently testified before the Congress on healthcare in China.
Reverend Thomas Guarino's most recent monograph is awarded the 2014 Paradosis Center Book Prize.
This May Seton Hall WBB has committed to donate $5 of every $45 season ticket package to the Kay Yow Cancer Fund.
College of Nursing joined forces with Digiplex Theaters in honor of Nurses Week and the premiere of The American Nurse: Healing America.
In addition to existing on-campus and online courses, we have 12 new, online graduate and undergraduate courses.
Gerald P. Buccino makes $1 million gift commitment, expanding Leadership Development Honors Program at Stillman School.
Network. Recruit. Hire. Thursday, September 18, 2014, 4 - 6 p.m. in the Regan Athletic Center Field House.
Msgr Richard Liddy of the Lonergan Institute hosted a webinar that discussed Bernard Lonergan's ideas on Macroeconomics.
For Joseph Toma '49, Coast Guard service, a successful business and a 62-year marriage add up to a life well-lived.
Pirate Blue's third annual Donor Matching Day on Wednesday generated record setting contributions for a single day.
The 2014 Faculty Summer Seminar on "Transforming Conflict Through Insight" will be on May 20-22 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Petersheim Academic Exposition 2014: Share, Honor, Unite brings together thousands of members of the University.
Eight students have been honored for their outstanding work and dedication as servant leaders.
Did you know Melanoma is the most common cancer for young adults 25-29 years old?
Prep for finals by attending our SHU Tutopia Event. Free drop-in tutoring, food, prizes, raffles and fun!
Bill Timoney '80 recently made his Broadway debut in All the Way, alongside Bryan Cranston of Breaking Bad fame.
Her book, The Europeanization of Workplace Pensions, was published by Cambridge University Press (2014).
Seton Hall University's arts programs team with MidAtlantic Opera to co-present Henry Purcell's Dido and Aeneas.
Under Armour to Outfit Seton Hall University Athletics
On Saturday May 4 at 7 p.m., the Seton Hall Gospel Choir will present their annual spring concert in the Jubilee Hall.
Public would vote against Northwestern football unionization; "Players are students, not employees."
The third annual Pirate Blue Athletic Fund Donor Matching Day is set for Wednesday, April 30.
Faculty - Are you using Digital Humanities resources in your courses?
HR's new automated performance appraisal system, e-Appraisal, simplifies setting goals and tracking accomplishments.
TLT Center - Media Services Office will operate under a modified schedule from May 14 - June 8.
National Nurses Week at Seton Hall University: Attend Nurses Week Open House, May 6, 2014.
Two WSOU broadcasters win Garden State Journalists Association Awards, with a third receiving an honorable mention.
Two winning teams selected at Center for Entrepreneurial Studies' fourth annual Pirates Pitch venture fund competition.
2014 Pre-College summer courses designed specifically for high school students!
The School of Diplomacy now offers a graduate certificate in Post-Conflict State Reconstruction and Sustainability.
Professor Deirdre Yates, chair of the Communications Dept, was recently named Seton Hall's Woman of the Year.
Seton Hall basketball great Jerry Walker will be honored by America's Grow-a-Row (AGAR) on May 10 at Farm to Fork event.
Physics Professor Weining Wang received a $35,000 grant for solar energy research with her undergraduate students.
Need Productivity? There's an App for That. Learn: cloud storage, file sharing, e-mail & calendar set up, and much more!
The Red Sphinx: Yuri Andropov: His regime, legacy & the broader Kremlin party politics of the late Soviet period.
Improve, progress & succeed with the Academic Resource Center! Resources are available to help you Prep for Finals.
Plutopia: Nuclear Families, Atomic Cities, and the Great Soviet and American Plutonium Disasters
The Petersheim Academic Exposition 2014: Share, Honor, Unite will take place Tuesday, April 22 through Saturday, April 26, 2014.
Helen Lerner '76 was honored on April 4 for bestowing an endowment to expand the museum seminars abroad program.
The Department of Biological Sciences is pleased to present the 7th Annual Biological Sciences Symposium.
Seton Hall University is proud to announce the names of those alumni/ae who will be honored at the 28th annual Many Are One alumni awards gala on 6/13.
The School of Diplomacy and International Relations recently announced the establishment of three new academic centers.
Theology student and professional singer Keaton Douglas will present an evening of inspiration and music on April 23.
The Pirate Blue Athletic Fund held its fourth annual Student-Athlete Thank-A-Thon on April 10.
A Seton Hall University contingent represented all Pirates in the NYC St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 17, 2014
Seton Hall University will celebrate the canonizations of Pope John XXIII and Pope John Paul II with a number of events.
U.S. News & World Report ranks the Stillman School of Business in the Top 75 "Best Business Schools for Part-time MBAs"
In addition to existing on-campus and online courses, we have 12 new, online graduate and undergraduate courses.
Develop a social media campaign, create a brand strategy, and gain understanding of metrics and analytics.
April is Counseling Awareness Month - Participate in this free, confidential Work/Life Webinar on 4/15/14, Tuesday, at 12 p.m. and 2 p.m.
Arnold Rubin, MD: "Should There Be a War on Cancer? Certainly Not, Because the Enemy is 'Us'" at SHMS Research Colloquium.
Dr. Ines A. Murzaku's New Book.
Physical Therapy grad Joanna Borawski, DPT '10, was commissioned as a Captain in the USAF in a campus ceremony April 8.
The G.K. Chesterton Institute for Faith and Culture celebrates its 40th Anniversary this year.
Stillman MBA Student Sean Rainford receives national ISM-Capital One Conference Scholarship.
Learn how gender socialization leads to equal discrimination against both men and women.
Department of Catholic Studies to host "Healing the Church, Uniting the Nations" lecture on April 15 at 4:30 p.m.
Pirates of Irish Persuasion & Extraction (PIPE) hosts this annual celebration of Catholic faith and Irish heritage.
Come to SHU's version of Shark Tank! Students compete for $10,000 in prizes. May the best business startup idea win!
Seton Hall Athletics to induct 1988-89 Men's Basketball Team into Hall of Fame on June 18 inside Walsh Gymnasium
The Student Alumni Association is proud to announce its newly-elected executive officers.
Weight Watchers will hold an Open House on April 9, 2014 at Jubilee Hall Room 219.
Sergiu Gorun describes how the Center for Functional Materials pursues ground-breaking research to help humanity.
Join us for the 8th Annual Relay For Life at Seton Hall University to benefit the American Cancer Society.
Invitation to participate in a new survey on community and civic engagement among college students.
Media Services will be closed during Easter Break.
People's bodies respond to the effects of alcohol and drugs differently. Concerned about someone? Learn more...
Seton Hall Sports Poll finds potential for public support for some increase in benefits over and above scholarships.
French & Slavic Clubs will be showing movie, Farewell | L'Affaire Farewell in French and Russian with English subtitles.
Distinguished panel of alums returns to The Hall to take part in the third-annual student-athlete development event.
Despite a busy medical practice, pediatrician Michael Giuliano has embarked on a spiritual journey to become a deacon.
The Phi Kappa Theta Alumni Club recently welcomed former Pirate star Marcus Tony-El as guest speaker at their luncheon.
Congratulations to Christina Johnson, Jennifer Loysen,and Robert McLaughlin who were randomly selected to win an iPad.
The Student Nurse Association has invited Dan Suarez to discuss nursing market trends.
Join us on Tuesday, April 8 at 12:30 p.m. for a panel discussion on the crisis in Venezuela and Ukraine.
Epsilon Nu Tau (ENT), an academic entrepreneurship fraternity, will be hosting their national conference at Seton Hall.
Most Rev. Arthur Serratelli and Dr. Timothy George to talk on "The Word of God in the Life of the Church" on April 10.
Sat. April 12, 2014, 11 a.m. - 7 p.m., Slavic Club is sponsoring its annual trip to Brighton Beach, Coney Island, NY.
Msgr. John Radano presents Identity, Ecumenism & Interreligious Dialogue to Permanent Deacon Candidates of Paterson.
New Apps Workshop to Enhance Productivity
Recipients of the CEHS Hanbury Alumni Mission Award & Schreitmueller Faculty Servant Leader Award were honored on Friday, April 25, 2014
On April 3 the Slavic Club will present guest speaker, Olga Valcoff, who will discuss her book, Hello Golden Gate, Goodbye Russia.
The Seton Hall University MLK Scholar community celebrates the life, legacy and inspiration of Coretta Scott King
Science student was awarded APS travel award.
Assistant Professor of Physics Weining Wang won Cottrell College Science Award.
Develop a social media campaign, create a brand strategy, and gain understanding of metrics and analytics.
Stillman senior Taseen Peterson's company, Notefuly, is named to Inc. magazine's Coolest College Startups 2014 list.
Workshops for creating an effective academic poster and presentation scheduled for Petersheim student participants.
Student Julia Nobrega reflects on a recent DOVE service trip to Haiti.
The School of Health and Medical Sciences will administer the Master of Healthcare Administration program as of July 1.
Roundtable discussion "All Eyes on Ukraine: Perspectives on the Unfolding Crisis"
On February 28, alumni gathered in 20 cities, from New York to Portland, to cheer on the Pirates! #SHUnited2014
Earn credits in Philosophy and Communication by taking PHIL 2810/COST 3200 Moral Argumentation & Debate in the Fall 2014.
Is there a duty to adopt over having in vitro fertilization treatments?
The 2014 SHU Conference on Women and Gender, entitled "Challenges, Opportunities, Possibilities," takes place on 3/28.
Seton Hall Athletics has announced the 2014 game-day promotional schedules for Baseball and Softball
New changes effective April 1, 2014
A look back at the week that was for the Pirates in the Big Apple.
"Seton Hall has long had very active Alumni Clubs, but my focus has been to expand the program." - Rob Mayers '10
SAB SHU Speaks presents Jennifer Siebel Newsom - Filmmaker, Advocate, & Actress.
The NY Italian Consul General to give a lecture on the opportunities and challenges of the Italian presidency of the EU.
Scientific discoveries of Dr. Lopez and Dr. Sahiner, along with other researchers, are compiled into a new book that aims to simplify the subject of complex plasmas.
The TLT Center Presents Hybrid and Online Course Design Workshops.
Stillman senior Taseen Peterson's startup, Notefuly, competes in Inc. magazine online competition.
The Distinguished Lecturer Series will feature Anthony Campolo, Ph.D. on April 8, at 4:30 p.m. in the Theatre-in-the-Round, Bishop Dougherty University Center.
The 27th Annual Reinkemeyer Research Day features presentations of nursing projects from across the United States.
Online classes? Lessons in leadership? Faculty? MASCL's military alumni weigh in on their favorite parts of the program.
Professor Mary Boys and Blu Greenberg have candid conversation about Jewish-Christian Relations at Robbins Wilf Lecture.
Live webinar. Students, faculty and alumni who attend the webinar in person, waive the $75 fee - Tuesday, March 25.
A cappella group, The Gentlemen of the Hall, will sing the national anthem at a Mets game at Citi Field, Fri., April 4.
Internationally renown author Rodrigo Rey Rosa reads in the Chancellor's Suite on Wednesday, April 2 at 7 p.m.
The men's basketball upset win over No. 3-ranked Villanova lights up Twitter and is featured in traditional media.
Entrepreneurial Studies & NJ Turnaround Management Association sponsor "Tips to Launch & Advance Your Career" - March 18
Stillman School students compete in the Aspen Institute's Business & Society International MBA Case Competition.
Stillman School senior Taseen Peterson and his team take first place in the SXSW Student Startup Madness Contest.
The University is invited to a lecture by Dr. Francisco Sy on March 20.
Diplomacy's Dean Andrea Bartoli inaugurates Peace and Conflict Studies Speaker Series on March 24 at 12:30 p.m.
The School of Diplomacy is pleased to announce two new course offerings in Washington, D.C., beginning Fall 2014.
Sexual Assault and Violence Education team holds "Take Back the Night" and "A Call to Men" events this Spring.
Prof. Michael McCarthy will lecture on "Seeking and Dwelling: A Study of Four Spiritual Journeys" on March 27 at 4 p.m.
The 2014 conference, free to the Seton Hall Community, features speaker Nisha Varia of Human Rights Watch.
Prof. James McGlone to read Blessed John Henry Newman's Sermon, "The Parting of Friends" on April 1 at 7p.m.
Edward Short to speak on "Newman and the Idea of Sanctity" on April 3 at 6:30p.m. in the Theater-in-the-Round, University Center.
Every year, major themes emerge from Black History Month including culture, heritage, and identity.
The Rev. Antonio Spadaro, S.J. will provide an in-depth perspective on his encounter with the pontiff on March 20.
Celebrating Life - Making the rest of your life the best of your life!
This month, take a look at common Myths and Facts about Sleep and complete your very own Sleep Diary.
Seton Hall student Daniela Rios is studying in Ireland at American College, met with the Lord Mayor of Dublin last week.
The Teaching, Learning and Technology Center is offering free workshops on SPSS software this spring. Sign up today!
Cardinal Dolan is the keynote speaker at the Newark Archdiocese Catholic Men's Conference to be held at Seton Hall.
The Technology Skills II class is now available for all freshman. Tech Skills III is coming shortly!
89 percent say sexual preference should not be considered in offering a contract to a player.
Dr. Julie Burkey reflects on Authenticity and Prayer: Sustenance for Personal and Professional Life in the last of four.
Fr. Antonio Spadaro to talk on "My Door Is Always Open – Pope Francis' Vision of the Church" on March 20, 2014 at 5 p.m.
A generous grant from The Healthcare Foundation of NJ funds high-tech simulation manikins for the nursing program.
TLT Center - Media Services Office will operate under a modified schedule from March 8 - March 16, 2014.
The best essay will win a $250 cash prize! Open to all undergraduates
The International Business Times ranks Seton Hall University fourth on its Top 5 Universities for Undergraduate Internships list.
The Sister Rose Thering Fund for Education in Jewish-Christian Studies will honor 30 Founders on Sunday, May 4 at 3 p.m.
Participate in this Lunch & Learn Presentation and learn tips for keeping your kids drug and alcohol free.
Learn to Think Critically about Pressing Ethical Issues in your Life and Profession.
Naomi B. Robbins, Ph.D., will present "How to Convey Your Data Clearly with Graphs"
Students headed to Killington Mountain in Vermont recently for the Ski and Snowboard Club's first winter outing.
Seton Hall University has been awarded summer undergraduate student research fellowships for STEM areas through NASA.
Faculty from the PhD in Health Sciences program collaborate for research on yoga, mindful eating and weight management.
Need Productivity? There's an App for That. Learn: cloud storage, file sharing, e-mail & calendar set up, and much more!
Scholarly research at SHU involves all levels, from undergraduates to the Board of Regents.
PhD candidate Ruthie Barreau defends dissertation on minorities' decision-making toward clinical research participation.
David Dalin, noted scholar of American Jewish History & Catholic-Jewish relations, will speak on March 30.
Dr. Cheryl Sterling will deliver a lecture on "African Roots, Brazilian Rites: Cultural and National Identity in Brazil"
Jeffrey Cohan, Rabbi Eliyahu Soiefer and Dr. Judith Stark will discuss the theological ideal of vegetarianism.
On Tuesday March 4, Fr. Warren Hall, Director of Campus Ministry will deliver a lecture on "Religion and Sport in the Thought of Pope John Paul II"
Pirate Press sat down with Seth Moncrease, Jr. He is the Assistant Director of Student and Young Alumni Programs.
Seton Hall University will celebrate the 2nd annual Student Engagement & Philanthropy Day on February 27. Join us!
Codey's talk on Perinatal Depression: Speak Up When You're Down sponsored by Gamma Nu.
Learning about personality types can help you understand why clashes happen and what you can do to head them off. Join us on Feb 26, 2014 at 2 p.m.
Barbara Schupak defends her dissertation on electrodermal activity as an indicator of sensory processing in children.
Tina Kelley, Staff Writer at Covenant House, will speak on "The Work Only You Can Do"
Mix with industry practitioners and discover just how broad and complicated the capital markets industry has become. Register now to attend the colloquium.
Join your fellow Setonians in Seton Hall's second annual march in the
NYC St. Patrick's Day Parade!
This study day will examine the heroic witness of Jan Karski and the tragedy of the Jedwabne pogrom.
Get advice on things you should know before beginning your career - Wednesday, Feb. 26.
Improve your social media skills or learn more about apps for your mobile device!
The University Resources Guide identifies key offices that provide support for student success.
Panel Discussion On "What you Wish You knew at the beginning of your Career"
The PAC Distinguished Lecture Series welcomes Dr. Amy Needham to present her research.
World renowned pianist, Jean Yves Thibaudet, to perform on the Seton Hall Classical Series at SOPAC.
All Fall 2012 courses in Blackboard will be deleted on March 10, 2014.
Pirates of Irish Persuasion & Extraction is proud to announce its Spring 2014 speaker series.
Learn details of the healthcare programs that SHMS is helping to improve or create by providing grants.
College of Healthcare Executives presents Dr. Cahill with Senior-Level
Healthcare Executive NJ Regent's Award.
The Dept. of Speech-Language Pathology is seeking CAA re-accreditation and invites all to the public comment forum.
Join Pirate fans at events throughout the country to cheer on the men's basketball team on 2/28/14! All are welcome.
Test your financial IQ and you could win an iPad. SHU has teamed up with TIAA-CREF to bring you this exciting challenge.
Join us on March 22 to learn more about our 120+ graduate degrees and certificate programs.
Hundreds of instruments for sale at Seton Hall in March
Discussion surrounding her book - Black Ethnics: Race, Immigration, and the Pursuit of the American Dream.
The work of Dr. Sudhansu Chokroverty sheds light on the mysterious mechanisms of sleep.
Jonas Center for Nursing and Veterans Healthcare Awards $20,000 Scholarship
Want to know how to market your business more effectively? Need training in PR? We have the workshop for you!
Come see Seton Hall Theatre's Production of To Kill A Mockingbird, directed by Prof. Deirdre Yates this February!
Arcadia – Catholic Studies Student Journal Call for Submissions
Your Voice - Your Journal - Arcadia -"Et In Arcadia Ego - there am I"
Professor Connell of History, February 6, gave the first seminar in a series on Machiavelli in the University of Barcelona.
Catholic Studies Professor Fr. Warren Hall reflects on a Supernatural Super Bowl on CNN and NorthJersey.com
President & CEO of Investors Bank to Speak at Stillman's Spring Integrity & Professionalism Convocation
A Stillman School team advances to the New York Local Final of a global investment research challenge.
The Child Learning Lab in the Department of Psychology in Jubilee Hall is Recruiting Participants!
"Copyright Updates for the Digital Age" - Lunchtime Webinar on Friday, February 28.
"The Slavic Letters of St. Jerome" lecture to take place on Feb. 25 at 5 p.m. in the Faculty Lounge, UC.
The College of Arts and Sciences Hosts a Native American Lecture Series in February
Ukraine, Belarus, and Lithuania between Domestic Oligarchs and Russian Pressure
Poll finds 91% plan to watch Olympics "the old fashioned way"; Online and mobile options still hover in single digits
Acclaimed novelist Susan Choi reads at Seton Hall on Tuesday, February 25 at 7 p.m. in the Chancellor's Suite.
The Department of Catholic Studies to host a lecture about the Council of Constance on Feb. 18 at 4:30 p.m. in NU113.
Celebrated journalist, best-selling author, and human rights activist Masha Gessen will present at Seton Hall University
MBA student Miguel Romao shares how study abroad helped him better understand Panama and its role in Latin America.
Celebrate the Year of the Horse at China Night!
Numerous events will be held throughout the spring semester to commemorate the African historical experience.
Speech-Language Pathology student Matthew Masiello simulates disaster victim for interprofessional appreciation.
Seton Hall is well represented among the volunteers helping to make Super Bowl Sunday a huge success.
Seton Hall Catholic Studies Major is a World Citizen: Ms. Amy Giuliano in Her Own Words
Being a good online citizen means practicing conscientious data stewardship.
Stillman School's Market Research Center helps envision Irvington Avenue's future.
Seton Hall University's 35-member Board of Regents is proud to have the expertise of two College of Nursing alumnae.
Stillman School senior is one of "entrepreneurial eight" to compete in national tournament.
AT alum Christian Marks, a Performance Medicine Therapist with Cirque du Soleil, helps the performers stay healthy.
Testimonials from the Service-Learning Trip to Jamaica, Hosted by the Dean's Office of the College of Arts and Sciences
The College of Nursing ensures students work with vulnerable populations, those who are at risk for health disparities.
Msgr. Liddy and Mark Maben recount their experiences serving on a Middle States Work Group.
Choral Activities Director Jason Tramm presents an operatic concert in New York on Wednesday, January 29.
Alumni of the College of Nursing marry which leads to six of their family members enrolling in the school
Student Services VP Tracy Gottlieb is recognized nationally with the Outstanding First-Year Student Advocate Award.
Two of the most selfless alumni of the College of Nursing featured.
February is American Heart Month…Find out how you can save a life on campus
As soldiers are discharged from the armed forces, Seton Hall provides opportunities for veterans to enroll in nursing.
PirateThon is Seton Hall's 2nd annual 12 hour dance marathon that includes food, entertainment, games, and cool prizes!
Having trouble viewing your course name in Blackboard?
Nurses, as this country's primary caregivers, are the primary force in the care of millions of aging Americans.
The Nursing School celebrates as Sister Rosemary Donley, S.C., Ph.D., APRN-BC, FAAN adds a Doctorate of Humane Letters.
Spring 2014 Tutoring Schedule and Workshops Available
Last year, the Archives and Special Collections Center acquired the Seton family photograph album and two books belonging to the Seton family.
Seton Hall Athletics is proud to announce the opening of a new, multimillion dollar fitness center.
Spring 2014 technology workshops in social media and productivity apps
Alumni - Start off your Valentine's Day celebration by renewing your wedding vows on campus. A reception will follow.
Curated by artist Gabriel Phipps, this traveling group show features work influenced by Modernist painting traditions. Image: Yellow Midnight by Dannielle Tegeder
Live and Study in Rome during the summer(May 30-June 28). Scholarships are available for qualifying students.
Call for Essays: Can leaders change the world by promoting love and forgiveness? Submissions due February 28.
Slavic Club Lecture, "The Steps toward the Global Workforce: Internships, Networking and Resumes", by Karen Zielinski - January 30, 2014.
The newly formed Career Center Student Advisory Board has been hard at work.
College of Nursing offers a 14-month Accelerated BSN program.
Opportunity for a graduate study scholarship at Montclair State University is available through grant.
Three Catholic Studies Students Win Competitive Academic Scholarships in Catholic Studies
ELMP alumnus, James Pedersen, published his first book entitled The Rise of Millenial Parents: Parenting Yesterday and Today.
"Audience Revolution: Cultural Organizations in a Changing World"
Seton Hall will be conducting a test of its Emergency Siren and PirateAlert System on Tuesday, January 29, 2014.
Cultural Events for the Spring Term Sponsored by the Alberto Italian Studies Institute
Reverend James R. White, D.Min., presented a workshop on "Lay Leadership Formation and Development."
Alumni Relations sat down with alumni volunteers and learned about their rewarding experiences.
Fr. Boyd will lecture on Chesterton's Economic Theory of Distributism, January 28 at 4:30 p.m.
Michael Farris Smith will read from his novel, Rivers, at 7 p.m. in the Walsh Gallery on 2/5/2014
Prof. Robinson on Digital Organizational Communication: Exploring the Implications of Social Media for the Church.
The MLK Youth Leadership Training Conference and the MLK Birthday Bash will commemorate Seton Hall activities for MLK.
Dr. Marcia Gardner shares tips with nurses hoping to publish articles.
Submit a proposal to present at the 2014 Conference on Women and Gender. The theme is "Challenges, Opportunities, Possibilities". Proposals due Feb. 5.
Fr. Ikhane will spend Spring 2014 interning for the Department of Catholic Studies.
Help Shamir Goicochea win New York Federal Reserve Bank Savvy Credit Video Festival contest.
Weekly Meetings are held every Wednesday from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. New Members are welcomed!
Congratulations to our three winners!
Student reporters from WSOU traveled to Kingston to cover the College of Arts & Sciences' annual service learning trip.
A new course offering concentrating on Campaign Management now available to students in the MPA program.
Noah Ginter '12 will provide training in Raisers Edge fundraising software to MPA students.
The MPA program recently received a grant from the Union Foundation.
Pirates of Irish Persuasion & Extraction (PIPE) Alumni present a workshop on the Irish language. All are welcome!
A workshop for those who want to know how to market your business more effectively or who needs PR training!
Meet the Instructors!
Former NJ Comptroller will serve the MPA program as visiting lecturer.
Matthew Hale was recently named the President-Elect of the Nonprofit Academic Centers Council (NACC).
Dr. Justin Anderson reflects on Authenticity and Grace: Corridors of the Heart in the third faculty retreat Feb.4, 2014.
The Stillman School announces several scholarship opportunities for current business students.
Five Students in Accelerated Master's Entry Program Earned $10,000 Scholarships
Dr. Roseanne Mirabella was awarded Paper of the Year at ARNOVA conference in Hartford, Connecticut.
SHMS embarks on an Interprofessional Education initiative, promoting a patient-centered, team approach to healthcare.
Explore the treasures of the Seminary Library.
Announcing the 2014 the summer 2014 faculty-led travel courses.
17 students were initiated on 12/5/13 into Sigma Delta Pi, in recognition of their high academic achievement in Spanish.
On 12/12/13, Seton Hall Athletics hosted a dedication ceremony for the Charles W. Doehler Academic Center for Excellence
Pirates Spread Holiday Cheer at John and Jacqueline McMullen Children's Center
The conference, held in October 2013, was developed around the theme Men in Nursing: Guided by the Past, Based in the Present, and Unfolding Our Future.
A Secondary Education Methods class invited Orange High School Students to spend the day at Seton Hall on November 26.
Anthony Sciglitano, Ph.D., will teach "Christian Theologies of Judaism: Ancient and Modern" in Spring 2014 at Seton Hall
The G. K. Chesterton Institute for Faith & Culture announces the publication of vol. 39, 3 & 4, Fall Winter 2013.
Clinical education is the theme of the new issue, published annually by the School of Health and Medical Sciences.
During the national memorial service for Nelson Mandela in South Africa, a campus vigil was conducted at Seton Hall.
Winter IT Scheduled Maintenance Window Is January 2 – 12, 2014.
Scholarships and tuition assistance for gradaute stduents is available for the Spring and Fall 2014 semesters
WSOU Announces Special Programming for Christmas Eve/Day and New Year's Day
SafeAssign will be unavailable from 12 a.m. to 6 a.m. on Saturday, December 21.
Earn a certificate in Social Media, Advanced Social Media, Branding and Marketing, or Public Relations and Communication.
College of Nursing undergraduate students enrolled
in Community Health this fall experienced a new setting as part of
their coursework.
Rabbi Alan Brill, Ph.D., Cooperman/Ross Endowed Chair of Jewish-Christian Studies, Receives Fulbright Senior Award
The School of Health and Medical Sciences spreads holiday cheer by collecting toys for the DOVE Annual Toy Drive.
Cheer on the Pirates at receptions around the country! All are welcome at these men's basketball pre-game events.
In Denmark, School of Health and Medical Sciences students team up with health sciences peers for annual collaboration.
From July 2 - 12, 2014, Seton Hall students will have the unique
opportunity to participate in a service-learning trip to Ireland.
Read the Fall 2013 Jewish-Christian Studies Graduate Program Newsletter
to find out what our faculty, students and alumni have been up to this
On Wednesday January 22, 2014 Seton Hall students will travel to Washington DC protesting the legalization of abortion.
What can religious communities do to help inner city schools deal with violence, gangs, racism and prejudice?
Three outstanding graduates of the past ten years will be honored at the 3rd annual Young Alumni Christmas Dinner.
Save the date for the third annual faculty talent show, which will be held on Thursday, March 20, 6 - 9 p.m.
Get your tickets now for the 3rd annual Young Alumni Christmas Dinner on Saturday, December 14!
Seton Hall presents the South Orange Fire Department with state-of-the-art computers.
Business students Dawn Jaeckel and Shamir Goicochea receive scholarships from Containerization & Intermodal Institute.
Dr. Zheng Wang from the School of Diplomacy and International Relations has been awarded the Yale H. Ferguson Award.
Audrey Winkler has been selected as the new Director of the Nonprofit Sector Resource Institute.
The TLT Center - Media Services Office will operate under a modified schedule from Sunday, December 15 - Sunday, January 12.
Receive 2 Tickets at the Rec. Center with a valid Seton Hall ID.
The Holy Father, Pope Francis, has imparted the Apostolic Blessing to Seton Hall University, the first and only university in the US to claim this rare honor.
Celebrate this joyful season at one of our Christmas at The Hall events.
"Adapt to change, have a thick skin and follow your gut," said a hospital exec to the PhD in Health Sciences students.
Pirates' Red-Shirt Junior Forward is a Candidate for National College Basketball Award.
This panel discussion intends to open up a dialogue between the disciplines of art and science.
College of Nursing will Host Open House on Tuesday, December 10 from 9 - 11 a.m., in the Faculty Lounge (2nd Floor) of the College of Nursing.
ARC Tutors will be stationed for FREE drop-in tutoring to answer your last minute questions. Raffles, prizes & food!
The NJ Department of Health has released an update and helpful information regarding Meningitis.
K-12 Education Leadership Students Publish and Present Nationally
Every generation of Setonians needs to reflect upon the University's history and mission.
Dr. Joseph Stetar from the Department of Education Leadership, Management, and Policy finished a year-long sabbatical.
students and one faculty member joined the Phi Theta Epsilon National
Occupational Therapy Honor Society.
Lakshmi Kripalani, MA '66, "Many Are One" award recipient, and leader in Montessori education, passed away on Tuesday, November 12.
Join the Brothers and Sisters of Saint John, FOCUS, SPO, and your fellow students for a 40 hour Advent Retreat.
Two new projects will feature stories based on the experience of exemplars that practice love and forgiveness in governance. Submissions welcomed.
In a Seton Hall Sports Poll, 53% said bullying is a widespread problem, very few felt isolated to the Dolphins.
Rev. Msgr. Raymond Kupke, Ph.D., presents lecture overviewing main documents of Vatican II and their importance.
Pirate Press sat down with Robert Mayers. He is the Associate Director of Alumni Clubs.
Freshman Studies and University Advancement collaborated for "Brunch with Freshman Studies" on November 16.
Data Visualization and Analysis students Anna Calka and Jonathan Arena make strides towards career goals.
International students don't typically go home for Thanksgiving but this year students can experience the American way.
Blackboard Grading Feature Enhanced - coming this January.
Accelerated 2nd Degree B.S.N. students celebrate graduation.
Seton Hall University "Shopping at the Hall - Vendor Fair", one stop shop for all your Holiday Gifts!
Join the national endeavor to end hunger and homelessness by participating in this year's events, November 17 - 23.
Celebrated reporter John Allen will join the Seton Hall community in to discuss Pope Francis and the missionary church.
Join us on Thursday, Nov. 21 at 6:15 p.m. Panelists discuss the Affordable Care Act from four unique perspectives.
Annual Northern New Jersey Working Together Conference on Tuesday, January 7, 2014 hosted by the IRS and Seton Hall's CEPS.
Seven new faculty members joined the School of Diplomacy this fall bringing diverse backgrounds and research agendas.
Help a family in need, donate an unwrapped toy...and receive a Blue & White Santa hat!
Seton Hall Athletics is proud to announce the opening of the Charles W. Doehler Academic Center for Excellence.
Seton Hall's Self Study document is open to the University community for feedback.
On November 18, Dr. Dermot Quinn will speak on South America and the New Evangelization to close out the Year of Faith.
The Seton Hall community is working with the Division of Volunteer
Efforts (DOVE) to assist with relief efforts.
The Department of Catholic Studies and the Archives and Special Collections Center present Vatican II Council Display.
Changes are being made to existing Blackboard functionality.
Mary E. Fortier, Ed.D., M.S.N., R.N., Assistant Professor at the College of Nursing, received a 2013 Nurse Recognition Award
from the NJ League for Nursing.
A new statistical software package is now available to faculty. Reserve your copy of STATA Statistical Software - Now!
This month, make a promise to drive distraction free. Together we can make our roads a safer place.
All Spring 2012 and Summer 2012 courses in Blackboard will be deleted on December 2, 2013.
Senior Samantha Nakhoul won the Specialty Music Director of the Year award for her indie-rock show, Campus Buzz.
Biology senior interns with St. Barnabas Childrens Hospital and Quantex Labs.
Marylou and Jerome Bongiorno preview their documentary, which has been hailed as a vehicle for urban school reform.
SHMS researchers are studying critical-thinking skills. Faculty are asked to respond to the survey by Dec. 31.
The Social Work Program has been re-accredited by the Council on Social Work Education.
The Student Activities Board's annual Winter Ball held off-campus at The Atrium Country Club in West Orange on December 5.
Seton Hall Sports Poll finds current fans of baseball are more troubled by length of games than steroid issues.
Joyce Hyatt, D.N.P., CNM, to Discuss Maternal-Infant Care in Developing Countries.
It's Not Just the Rainforest: Endangered Languages in the Brazilian Amazon. Lecture by Fr. Ron MacDonell, Thurs. Nov 21
On the 80th anniversary of the man-made famine in Ukraine, SC will be showing a documentary called,"Harvest of Despair"
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Learn more about how to obtain an undergraduate and graduate degree in 5 years from the Stillman School of Business!
The School of Health and Medical Science awards more than $45,000 in Clinical Education and Research Partnership grants.
Seton Hall men's basketball players deliver season tickets to loyal fans
Fourth-year head coach Kevin Willard addressed the media contingent in attendance inside Historic Walsh Gymnasium.
Experience Rome and learn about the foundations of Christian culture through Spring 2014 course. Apply now!
Seton Hall Women's Cross Country Team Partners with Girls on the Run.
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Twenty Seton Hall students traveled to Honduras and supplied medical care to more than 750 people.
Seton Hall will shatter boundaries of traditional education by launching a high-level research program for high school students.
It's officially basketball season at The Hall.
A Deacon Reflects on His Work in Robust Intellectual Formation.
Experience electrifying performances, taste delicious African cuisine and dance the night away to the best hits.
Activities planned for November 4 - 14, 2013
The Department of Catholic Studies will host "The Bond between Christian East and West" panel discussion on November 11.
Pulitzer Prize winning poet Tracy K Smith reads at Seton Hall on Tuesday, November 12 at 7 p.m.
Pilot program for a shuttle service to Newark Airport announced by Student Services.
College of Nursing alumna continues to reach new milestones in the world of nursing with international award.
Do you have a document that you need notarized? The Department of HR now offers New Jersey notary public services for Seton Hall University students and employees.
SHMS Speech-Language Pathology grad students reflect on their experiences at the Speech-Language Therapy Summer School.
On November 17 a commemorative concert will be held as part of the closing ceremonies of Kristallnacht Week.
The Child Learning Lab at Seton Hall University is recruiting children
between 0 and 5 years of age to participate in developmental studies.
The exhibit MARKING TERRITORY features artworks created with repurposed maps.
The Brownson Speech and Debate Team champions itself to the top as students rack up 56 awards already for this year.
For the seventh year in a row, Princeton Review rates the Stillman School of Business a "Best Business School."
Let's all celebrate and show the TRUE BLUE PIRATE SPIRIT before joining our basketball team on its first home game!
The first Business Ethics Seminar sponsored by Investors Bank and presented by the Former CEO of Knight Capital Group.
Barnabas Health Named Official Health Care Provider of Seton Hall Athletics
Pirate Press sat down with Erika Klinger. She is the Associate Director of Campus Partnerships.
Seton Hall Can Now Be Found on Twitter as @setonhall
Identity theft has reached astounding levels in recent years. Learn to protect yourself during Cyber Security Awareness Month.
A lecture on Philosophical Eros in Plato's Phaedrus
Professor William Connell publishes a major discovery concerning Machiavelli's Prince in The Review of Politics.
Dare to rise up for SHU's first ever Zombie Walk, Tuesday, 10/29 @ 7 p.m. The undead gather at the Cabrini flag polls.
CEHS Alumna, Angelina Martino Finnegan, honored among school leaders for sustaining strong schools during National Principals Month.
Seton Hall Department of History was recently featured on the online television channel Historians TV.
Associate Professor of History gives talk in Kansas City on the infamous Supreme Court decision of Plessy v. Ferguson.
Come and enjoy new French- and Spanish-language films on campus throughout October and November!
PA students in the School of Health and Medical Sciences mark National PA Week with White Coat Ceremony and info tables.
Oct. 29: Faculty present "Interprofessional Healthcare in a Global Context," an International Celebration Month event.
Stay healthy, get your flu shot!
Tuesday, 10/22/13, 12 noon - 4 p.m. in the Main Lounge, University Center.
Please join Campus Ministry for a lecture by Matthew Higgins On "Happily Ever After".
Nephrae Blair, current Seton Hall MPA student, recently met Corey Booker at a campaign event in Montclair, NJ.
Hosted by the Department of Catholic Studies, Fr. Boyd will give "The Holiness of G.K. Chesterton" lecture on Oct. 29.
Sean Rainford, Stillman MBA student, wins Rhoda Isaacs Scholarship in Supply Chain Management competition.
Tara Roche, B.S.N., and Jessica Shremshock, B.S.N., were recently recognized by the Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey.
Seton Hall University, College of Nursing offers a 14 month Accelerated BSN program housed off campus in Lakewood, NJ.
SHMS' Dr. Terry Cahill moderates Advancing Healthcare Leadership, Many Roads to Success: A Dialogue with Hospital CEOs.
Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Second Vatican Council - November 21, 2013, 2-5 p.m. in the Chancellor's Suite.
Scholars of Irish America Reverend Augustine Curley, O.S.B. and Paul
Ferris will give a talk on the 1854 Know-Nothing riot in Newark.
Slavic Club will be holding its annual Slavic Halloween Night
Viewpoint piece written by Dr. Daniel Katz, Program Director, Secondary Education.
Rev. Vincent Twomey, presents "Joseph Ratzinger/Pope Benedict XVI on Politics", Oct. 23, 2013, Lewis Hall
Dr. Theresa Bartolotta reflects on Authenticity and Sacrifice. It will be held on Wednesday, November 6, 2013
"Russia's Search for an Identity and Its Implications for U.S.-Russian Relations"
Association of Schools of
Allied Health Professions gives scholarship to Speech-Language Pathology student
Etan Haziza.
Professor Vladimir Alexandrov of Yale University presents his award-winning book "The Black Russian."
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Prof. Ines Angeli Murzaku is Headed to Amman, Jordan to Participate in Inter-religious Conference.
The Rev. Thomas F. Stransky will deliver the keynote addresss at the 20th Msgr. John M. Oesterreicher Memorial Lecture.
Seton Hall Sports Poll finds 72% of sports fans would like to see Alex Rodriguez's 211 game suspension upheld.
Female members of the Stillman School's Leadership Development Honors Program establish new mentorship program.
Acclaimed novelist Russell Banks reads at Seton Hall as part of the Poetry-in-the-Round reading series.
The University Assessment Committee shares strategies and results to help the University meet its assessment goals.
Seton Hall Launches New Alumni Recognition Program
Hosted by the Department of Catholic Studies, Fr. Boyd will give "The Holiness of G.K. Chesterton" lecture on Oct. 29.
The Department of Catholic Studies hosts lecture on "Francis of Assisi in the Sources: Weighing the Evidence" on Oct. 24
A new Seton Hall University SafeRide van, fostering a safe experience for students when they travel off campus, arrives.
Center for Catholic Studies co-sponsors "Revisiting Lonergan's Anthropology" International Conference, Nov. 27-30, 2013.
Last chance for employee flu shot event on Wednesday 10/9 from 1- 4 p.m. in the Main Lounge of the University Center. ID card required.
Dr. Carolyn Sattin-Bajaj discussed Blueprint for School System Transformation in an interview on EducationViews.org
Dean of University Libraries appointed as Jean Tague-Sutcliffe Visiting Scholar.
Catholic Studies Majors reflect on well-spent and well-loved summers.
Catholic Studies a Transformative Major – Helps you Find your Path and Vocation
Msgr. Joseph R. Chapel presents The Moral Life of a Deacon & Sacramental Identity as the Center continues to grow.
The Legal, Economic and Political Context of Lustration (Vetting) on Poland, lecture by Dr. Richard Hunter, 10/10/2013
Jordan Mabalatan, double major in Catholic Studies & Nursing, says Catholic Studies will help him become a better nurse.
Four alumni of Seton Hall's award-winning WSOU 89.5 FM return to campus for a discussion about sports broadcasting.
Join us for Seton Hall Goes Global on Thursday, Oct. 3, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. in Fahy Hall 236.
Each week another aspect of cyber security will be highlighted. This week: Phishing and Spam.
As of October 1, the Health Insurance Marketplace is a new way to shop for health coverage.
The Alberto Italian Studies Institute is pleased to announce its Fall Calendar of Cultural Events.
Join us for this special time of year when the Seton Hall community highlights the multiculturalism of our campus. Events run through October.
The TLT Center - Media Services Office will close at 5 p.m. on Friday during the fall semester.
Coming this Spring: Blackboard Upgrade
CEPS Unveils Fall Business Communications Certificate Series
Six free documentary films on fighting persecution to be screened as part of Building Bridges 60 year celebration.
Pirate Press sat down with Kerry McCann '09/M.P.A. '11 to
discuss her work to educate the public about traumatic brain injuries.
The TLTC has adopted the University Events Calendar as the new method of registering for TLTC events.
Professor Maxine Lurie has won an NJSAA Author's Award for "New Jersey: A History of the Garden State".
The Chesterton Institute announces a conference in Paris on "Newman & Chesterton".
Fr. Antonio Spadaro SJ, Pope's Interviewer, will be a Distinguished Guest of the Department of Catholic Studies.
Matthew Escobar discusses the Latino community in a 30 minute companion piece to the landmark PBS series.
Ryan O'Shaughnessy, a recent criminal justice grad, landed a position in Assets Protection at Target.
Entrepreneur Hall of Famers James DiCarlo Jr., co-founder of Fleetwash, and Shannon Morris, president of Sigma Group.
Catholic Studies major Juan de Legarreta interned over the summer in a place that personally spoke to him.
The Department of Catholic Studies hosts a lecture on "Where are the Missing Middle Eastern Archives?".
Wambui Gathu, a recent M.B.A. graduate, wins Institute of Supply Chain Management Capitol One Scholarship.
Thursday, Sept. 26, at 6:30 p.m., in Fahy 236, SC will be showing S. Parajanov's masterpiece, Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors.
The first employee flu shot fair will be on Tuesday 9/24 from 12 p.m. -5 p.m. in the Main Lounge of the University Center.
Seton Hall University Chorus will join The MidAtlantic Opera for a Bicentennial Tribute to Giuseppe Verdi.
Sign up to for the opportunity to engage with the entire University community during Seton Hall Weekend.
The ARC and ASC present a series of skill-building workshops to promote student success and academic achievement.
A Pilot Program to Effect Cognitive and Affective Appropriation of Ethical and Moral Teaching in a Theological Seminary
Nearly 1,000 people heard Eric LeGrand speak about his incredible journey and his interprofessional healthcare team.
SHU Chemistry Student Earns Second Novartis Science Scholarship.
The Stillman School will host Denise Morrison, CEO of Campbell Soup Company, on October 3 for Fall Convocation.
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Donate the gift of life! Sign up for the Seminary Blood Drive to be held Oct. 10 in the University Center Main Lounge.
The Department for Catholic Studies is hosting a Meet & Greet Luncheon on Sept. 25 at 1:30 p.m. in Room 48, Walsh Library.
The Chesterton Review announces the publication of special Rimini Meeting Edition of the Chesterton Review.
Students from Stillman's China Executive MBA program met with Two Seton Hall Entrepreneurs
Seton Hall women's basketball graduate Alexandra Maseko named Top 9 finalist for 2013 NCAA Woman of the Year award.
Professors attended Summer Faculty Seminar II to understand values and their implementation at Seton Hall University.
#SHUWEEKEND is the first week of October. Check out all the events and register today.
Campus Ministry, the Center for Catholic Studies and the Chesterton Institute announce the Monthly Spanish Mass.
Building Bridges events being featured this fall include a film festival, academic conference, and art gallery exhibit, all free to the community.
The community is invited to experience six documentary films, representing six decades of Building Bridges. These programs include a discussion with directors and other experts.
The departmental newsletter includes a message from the chair and student news regarding fellowships, presentations and research.
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The Dean's Office of the College of Arts and Sciences will host a trip to Jamaica from January 3 – 12, 2014.
The Dean's Office of the College of Arts and Sciences will host a trip to South Dakota from March 8 - 15, 2014.
PSYC and SHMS launch new eye-tracking lab. Laboratory open house
on Friday, Sept. 20, from 2 to 4 p.m. in Jubilee 353.
Complete service hours with SOS on 9/28, 10/26 and/or 11/9.
Dr. John Connelly will deliver the keynote address at the Msgr. John M. Oesterreicher Conference.
University continues to rise in U.S. News & World Report rankings and is a top A-Plus School for B Students.
An online exhibit of photographs, illustrations and manuscripts from 13 religious institutions and orders
Come out to the Green Saturday the 21st at 9 p.m. for a campus-wide party with music, fun, and free mocktails!
Scientific American has teamed up with InnoCentive to solicit proposals for solving major technology problems.
Seton Hall University Athletics Department officially launched new student reward program.
Seton Hall Athletics released its 2012-13 Annual Report. The Report recognizes generous supporters to Pirate Blue.
Dr. Jose Lopez reflects on Authenticity and Balance: Exploring Crossroads Where Religion and Science Merge in the first faculty retreat on Oct. 10.
Nursing Doctoral Student Gathering.
Linda Ulak, Ed.D, RN has always been a Pirate. Meet this Seton Hall alumna, faculty member, nurse and donor.
September is National Yoga Month. Check out our 10 top reasons to try Yoga and join Dr. Uy on the green Fridays at 4 p.m.
Bloomberg Businessweek ranks the Stillman School #10 for "Return on Investment" among private business schools.
9/13, is the last day to RSVP online for "Eric LeGrand's New Team," taking
place Monday, 9/16, in Walsh Gym.
Come out and audition for Comedy of Errors, directed by Dan Yates.
Two students in the SHMS M.S. in Athletic Training program were intern athletic trainers with the NFL's New York Giants.
All SHU Faculty, Staff & Administrators are invited to participate in the 9th Annual Residence Hall House Calls Program!
Lecture "Czesław Miłosz: A Man of Faith and Poetry" by Pr. Jarosław Płuciennik of the University of Łódź, Poland.
Seton Hall traveled to Brazil to celebrate World Youth Day, and was chosen among millions to work closely with the Pope.
Over 200 student organizations and community vendors will be on hand to distribute information and samples!
Chesterton Institute Conference on the theme of "The Daily Chesterton" with Fr. Ian Boyd and Dale Ahlquist.
Fr. Ian Boyd, C. S. B., President of the G. K. Chesterton Institute
for Faith & Culture releases a statement regarding the cause for Chesterton's canonization.
Pre-Medical/Pre-Dental Plus Program Students Meet the Challenge!
Rev. Thomas Guarino presents "Vincent of Lerins and the Development of Christian Doctrine" at 3:15 p.m. on October 2, 2013.
Poet Jason Koo kicks off this year's Poetry-in-the-Round Reading Series on Wednesday, September 25 at 7 p.m.
Eric LeGrand, who is speaking in Walsh Gym on Sept. 16, attributes his resolve to walk again to his strong faith.
Seton Hall Certificate Feeds Growing Data Analysis Needs.
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Students Receive Multi-Mode PC as Part of the Mobile Computing Program
9/26: "Clinical Supervision: A Tutorial for Practicing Clinicians," hosted by SHMS' Dept. of Speech-Language Pathology.
Dept. of Physician Assistant chair Christopher Hanifin speaks with Medical Office Today about the impact PAs have on patient care.
Seton Hall University women's basketball graduate Alexandra Maseko named top-30 finalist for 2013 NCAA Woman of the Year
Senior nursing student Kelly Fristensky completed a prestigious internship through the Methodist Advancement into Professional Practice (MAPP).
Students can now subscribe to receive a weekly text message from the Student Activities Board (SAB).
New SHUPirates.com Offers a Variety of Features to Receive the Latest Seton Hall Athletics Information.
Seton Hall Athletics Unveils New Center for Sports Medicine
9/16 event features LeGrand, physical therapist & alum Buffy
Wojciehowski and occupational therapist Gabriella Stiefbold.
Thomas Rzeznik, associate professor of history, has been appointed co-editor of the journal "American Catholic Studies".
Start your semester right with need-to-know technology updates.
A synopsis on Iran's recently sworn-in president and what it will ultimately mean for relations between the US and Iran.
Hundreds of members of the university community welcomed the class of 2017, with the long-standing traditional Move-In day.
Exorcist Fr. Vince Lampert will speak on his experiences with major exorcisms.
The Rite of Christian Initiation program for those interested in Baptism, First Holy Communion and Confirmation.
CEPS Celebrates New Academic Year with Social Media.
Earn a Certificate in Business Communications this Fall at Seton Hall.
Video: President Gabriel Esteban delivers "State of the University" address to faculty and staff Aug. 15.
New sign-in window and technology services messaging updates this August.
The third men's basketball installment of "Hall Access" at SHUPirates.com introduces viewers to the team's newcomers.
Seton Hall Grad Returns to Teach in College of Education
The College of Nursing recently inducted students into Gamma Nu chapter, The Honor Society of Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau International (Gamma Nu) for 2012-2013.
K-12 and Higher Education doctoral students travel to Italy this summer as part of a policy & decision-making course.
School of Diplomacy faculty members are traveling across the globe this summer, guest teaching, conducting research, working with NGOs and more.
SHMS Interprofessional Perspectives Speaker Series: Football star's triumph over adversity and the healthcare pros helping him.
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Seton Hall has 171 named BIG EAST Academic All-Stars for 2012-13 academic year.
The Seton Hall Athletic Department on Wednesday unveiled a fresh look for SHUPirates.com
Stillman alumna, Beatriz Manetta, honored with the prestigious national Beta Gamma Sigma Medallion for Entrepreneurship.
Stillman professor, Elizabeth McCrea, discusses executive education program SHU and Catholic Health East co-developed.
Blackboard servers will be taken offline 8/16, 6 - 11 a.m. for maintenance. See what changes will be made to improve the look and performance.
Each year University IT Services schedules major systems upgrades and maintenance in early August. View the schedule for August 2013.
Alana Cueto, a recent graduate of Seton Hall University College of Nursing, receives a scholarship from AACN and Certified Background check.
The third episode of "Hall Access" provides an in depth look at Seton Hall men's basketball summer academics.
The Chesterton Institute at Seton Hall co-sponsors a stage production of Chesterton's Manalive in Rimini, Italy.
The Chesterton Institute at Seton Hall University co-sponsors Chesterton Exhibit at the 2013 Rimini Meeting.
During the spring 2013 semester, students studying finance were exposed to an innovative learning experience.
Recent grads and faculty from the SHMS Athletic Training program present their research at the National Athletic Trainers' Association annual meeting.
The faculty of the School of Health and Medical Sciences will convene
on August 20 for "Exploring Possibilities," a retreat focused on
interprofessional education (IPE).
The Child Learning Lab is recruiting children between 1 and 5 years of age to participate in developmental studies.
The Stillman School inducts James M. DiCarlo Jr. and Shannon D.M. Morris '92/M.A. '94 into Entrepreneur Hall of Fame.
SHU softball player Brittany Hammer earns 2013 NCAA Spring Postgraduate Scholarship.
Seton Hall students enjoy one of the highest returns on investment among New Jersey colleges and universities.
How long until Full Communion? A lecture with His Eminence Metropolitan Kuriakose Theophilose, Malankara Syrian Orthodox Church.
Seton Hall Athletic Hall of Famer Arturas Karnisovas Takes on New NBA Front Office Position with Denver Nuggets.
"Hall Access" makes its debut giving a behind the scenes look at the Seton Hall basketball programs.
The G. K. Chesterton Institute for Faith & Culture
Announces the publication of VOL. 39, NOS. 1 & 2
Spring/Summer 2013.
Active learning projects guided by Diplomacy faculty yield significant return on investment for students.
The Pirate Blue Athletic Fund generated a record sum for the second consecutive year.
School of Diplomacy and International Relations students pitch their research to learn how to influence policy.
The School of Diplomacy is proud to announce three finalists for the Presidential Management Fellowship (PMF), Class of 2013.
The Department of Military Science welcomes the class of 2017 to Seton Hall.
Thanks to the support of dedicated Seton Hall alumni, Seton Hall will
report an increase in annual alumni giving for this fiscal year.
Former SHU standout Jason Grilli has emerged as one of the premier closers in baseball for the Pittsburgh Pirates.
A group of Seton Hall students head to Brazil for three weeks of service reformation and to attend WYD with Pope Francis.
Join us this summer for the TLTC's Summer Technology Series "Everything
You Want to Know about Social Media on Campus" on July 17 from 9:00 a.m.
to 02:00 p.m.
Dr. Benjamin Goldfrank has been elected by his faculty peers to be the School's Department Chair.
Members of the English department served as judges for the Irvington Rotary Club's essay contest about fighting polio.
Seton Hall boasts an employment rate nearly 20 percent higher than the national average.
Amanda M. Teckman recently published an essay examining global health and security implications of the Ebola outbreak.
Facilities Engineering will start repaving two lots on July 8.
Glen Shaw, class of 2013, recently accepted a full time position as a rotating analyst at CIT, Inc.
July schedule of events for the TLTC Summer Technology series.
Ackerman will serve as Commissioner of the BIG EAST as the conference begins a new era.
The parking deck ramp coating work will begin on Monday 7/8/13 and will take 2 weeks to complete.
Barbara Blozen Named Regional Finalist for Education and Mentorship by Nurse.com
Seton Hall Athletics is proud to introduce a new program dedicated to student-athlete development.
A group of Seton Hall students spent a week in Rome studying the roots of Christianity and working with local charities.
Matthew Borowick, AVP of Alumni and Government Relations, shares his thoughts on the 27th Many Are One alumni gala.
The roadway in front of the Recreation Center will be closed to vehicle and pedestrian traffic.
International conflict resolution expert Andrea Bartoli appointed Dean of School of Diplomacy and International Relations.
The Seton Hall basketball teams participated in the 5th annual Walk for Team Walker Saturday in Jersey City.
Fast facts about the teacher preparation programs offered through the Educational Studies Department at Seton Hall.
The School of Diplomacy offers students the opportunity to experience first-hand the inner-workings of our nation's capital while maintaining full-time student status at Seton Hall.
The Chicago Alumni Chapter held a Golf Outing on June 13, 2013 and raised more than $5,000 to benefit their Scholarship.
The Institute of Judaeo-Christian Studies is pleased to announce the launch of its new website.
Beginning Monday, June 24, the traffic pattern around the entire Recreation Center will be two-way.
Four Greendyk cousins who graduated together with honors in various disciplines share Pirate experiences.
Join hundreds of fellow Pirates at the 30th annual Young Alumni Summer Reunion at Bar Anticipation in Belmar, N.J.
Dr. Kathleen Rennie named the 2013 Public Relations Professional of the Year by PRSA-NJ.
"PrAACtical AAC: Supports for Language Learning" features the expertise of SHMS associate professor Theresa Bartolotta.
Incoming freshmen with "Preferred Housing Status" begin building relationship with roommate prior to arriving on campus.
Dr. Edwards & Dr. M'Cormack-Hale were recently named 2013-2014 Fulbright Scholars by the U.S. State Department.
Remembering the special life of philanthropist Joseph Unanue.
Seton Hall University celebrates the legacy of George M. Ring.
Join your fellow Pirates in supporting our current students while helping to increase Seton Hall's national ranking!
The University Assessment Center and the TLTC announce the recipients of the 2013 CDI Assessment Grant.
Nine Seton Hall University athletic teams registered a perfect score in the latest single-year APR scores.
Through their foundation Seton Hall alumni Ed and Allison Lucas are generously supporting Seton Hall students.
The Stillman School of Business Announces Summer Scholarship Opportunities
Seton Hall students visit the Italian Senate in Rome on June 11.
Aspiring Kindness Foundation, created in memory of Aaron Karol, to hold golf outing benefiting emergency responders.
Barrett, Bellini, Burke, Echeverry and Heider inducted into SHU Athletics Hall of Fame.
Through "CarFit," SHMS' Occupational Therapy department and AAA offer tips on comfort and safety for older drivers.
For the first time, students taking introductory Chinese are using mobile technology to speak and write the language.
Jacqui Bowen is a Graduate Student in Museum Professions who has put
together quite a resume.
25 Whitehead graduate students contribute to faculty essay summarizing research in economic surveillance with Dr. Edwards.
Two Secondary Education majors with a concentration in music teach internationally through the Jamaica Field Service Project
SHU men's & women's golf, softball, tennis and volleyball programs garner national recognition for academic achievement.
A growing number of Whitehead students are getting op-eds published in a variety of publications.
School of Health and Medical Sciences' Graduate Commencement and Hooding
Ceremony was a celebration of success.
Parking deck maintenance will necessitate change in traffic flow.
Summer is finally here.It's time to relax & enjoy the outdoors. Here are some ways to enjoy a safe and healthy summer.
Damian Bednarz, Whitehead School alumnus, shares his journey from immigration to the Obama administration.
SHMS Ph.D. candidate Robin Stoller's dissertation defense discusses the effect of McConnell shoulder taping.
Center for Catholic Studies & Center for Vocation and Servant Leadership present "Understanding Values" August 19– 22.
The Journal of Catholic Higher Education recognizes the Center for Catholic Studies' pursuit of Catholic identity.
American Bible Society to present 2013 Bernardin Award to Dr. Zeni V. Fox, Professor of Pastoral Theology.
June 6, Miltenberger: The Relationship between Repeat Sprint Measures and Predicted VO2 in Recreationally Active Males
A special group of 15 cadets earned ranks as second lieutenant in the United States Army.
June 6, Shawn Williams, SHMS Ph.D. Candidate: Prevalence of Burnout among Chiropractic Practitioners.
Follow the Seton Hall University baseball team in their quest for a BIG EAST Championship!
Senior shortstop Brittany Hammer was named a Capital One Softball Second-Team Academic All-American.
There will be a Pirate Family blood drive this weekend for 2-year-old Owen Hogan.
The Chesterton Institute announces the 2013 Conference Series in Italy--Rome and Rimini.
Computational Thinking is a perfect way to improve your analytical & problem-solving skills and give your career a boost.
Professor Hadley P. Arkes addressed 1,080 Seton Hall University Graduates at the 156th Baccalaureate Commencement Ceremony.
A student-run and peer reviewed academic journal that features Seton
Hall's best political science scholarship.
Pirates Pitch Contest Winner, senior Carl Banks Jr., credits role model Steve Jobs.
The Media Services Office will continue to provide support over the summer on a regular schedule with some exceptions
Pioneers and leaders in the field of teaching Chinese met at Seton
Hall on May 4-5.
Learn how a 3-credit course ignited a student's passion for the Balkans that culminated in a Presidential internship.
Jeanne Brasile, Walsh Gallery Director, leads an artists panel discussion and book signing on May 18 at Gallery Aferro.
Two-day International Conference in Venice (Italy) sponsored by the Alberto Italian Studies Institute
You are invited to attend a lecture with Fr. Ian Ker on "Chesterton and Humour," on May 20, 2013.
Immaculate Conception Seminary hosted presentation celebrating history and design of Sacred Heart Cathedral Basilica.
Student Drew Holden's "Climate Change, Environmental Ethics, and the Notion of Permissible Harm" is a winner.
Every generation of Setonians needs to reflect upon the University's history.
Doing Business in the Middle East. BINT6920/BINT4911. Earn 3 credits. 12/26/13-1/7/14.
Dr. Paige Fisher is awarded the College of Arts and Sciences Professor of the Year Award.
Fulbright recipient for 2013-2014, Karina Kainth, is excited to serve as a cultural liaison between the U.S. and India.
DreamSpark gives University community access to Microsoft software.
Cool off with the Teaching, Learning and Technology Center. Workshops offered throughout the summer!
Friends, family and fellow candidates: show your support to the class of #Hall2013!
Stillman student's resume advice to highlight tech and social media skills distributed to 350 newspapers nationwide.
This year, the 2013 Servant Leader Awards honored four amazing students who exemplify the ideals of servant leadership.
Come to the annual fall career fair: Thursday, September 12, 2013
from 4 - 6 p.m. in the Regan Field House.
Recently, New Jersey State Commissioner of Corrections Gary Lanigan addressed Criminal Justice students.
The Whitehead School is pleased to announce that undergraduate
Senior, Karina Kainth has been named a 2013-2014 Fulbright Scholar.
CEHS students are acknowledged by the university for their
commitment to their academics and service to the community.
The University Center will begin operating on Summer hours May 20,
The Setonian received seven awards in the New Jersey Press
Association's college newspaper contest.
Dr. Michael LaFountaine wins 2013 New Investigator Award of the
American College of Sports Medicine.
Come to the Wellness Fair on May 8, 2013. Something for
Are you bothered by a stuffy nose, itchy eyes or cough? You could be
suffering from allergies or asthma. Find out more.
Apply now to the Stillman School of Business Leadership Development
Honors Program.
Take a look at what your peers are saying about religion and
Whitehead students, alumni and faculty recently co-authored an
article for a top 10 international relations publication.
U.S. News and World Report ranks Stillman School of Business as a
"Best Business School for Part-time MBAs."
Podcasts of the The Kinship of Catholics and Jews radio
program is now available for free through the iTunes Store®
Dr. Roseanne Mirabella, professor of Political Science and Public
Affairs, earns the UVSO award for public service.
"Journey of Transformation" Bernard Lonergan Conference will be held
on June 29 at Oxford.
Experience the Holy Spirit through an interpretation of Ephesians 2.
Students render in music, dance and spoken word.
The Sister Rose Thering Fund Celebrates its 20th Annual Evening of
Dr. Murzaku has been invited to present at UN/UNESCO Third World
Conference: Dialogue among Religions and Civilizations.
33rd Annual Judge Breslin Cornerstone Golf Classic to be held at
Cedar Hill Golf and Country Club, Thursday, June 20.
Whitehead School graduate student, Stephanie Parenti, discusses her
journey to become a member of the U.S. Foreign Service.
The 152nd Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Charter Day Convocation
commemorates the granting of a charter to Seton Hall.
Student Nurse Servant Leader Porridge Day Aims to Raise Awareness of
the Global Issue of Children's Hunger
Any donation made to Pirate Blue on April 30 will be generously
matched by a Seton Hall Baseball alumnus and Pirate Blue
Speech-Language Pathology students volunteer for the National
Aphasia Association. Professor discusses the disorder.
Traditional Irish Set Dancing Lesson sponsored by PIPE in the
Students of the Music Program shine in solo Classical and Popular
selections presented at the Spring Recital Showcase.
New mentoring program matches students with executives and marketing
professionals in a dynamic industry.
Seton Hall Baseball Military Appreciation Game vs. Lehigh
Pirate Press spoke with Jodi Brooks '94/M.B.A. '97 about her time at
Seton Hall.
Lenovo ThinkPad Helix Selected for 2013 Mobile Computing Technology
Stillman Seniors - Join us for a BBQ to celebrate your graduation.
Food, Beer and Games. Families are welcome.
60 percent say delay in firing Rutgers basketball coach related to
pending move of the School to Big Ten Conference.
Master's Entry - Clinical Nurse Leader Student Attends Policy Summit
Current students can now submit their refund request form online
through PirateNet.
Petersheim Academic Exposition celebrates academic achievement as
community comes together to "Share, Honor and Unite."
Think Copyright is boring? Think again! Come and learn how copyright
law can affect you.
Thursday, April 25, 6:30 p.m., Slavic Club is holding its
End-of-the-Year Party with a Dancing Bonanza, and Slavic
Rev. Msgr. Gerard McCarren, S.T.D., presented a lecture on Cardinal
Newman and the Fathers for the Diocese of Metuchen
This year's Faculty Summer Seminar, "Newman's Idea of the
University" will be held May 21, 22, and 23.
NJ Public Relations Pro Ashley Manz Honored With Mentoring Award
"Just Talk" series featuring Abraham Lee, Public Affairs Officer,
Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons.
SHMS Athletic Training students teach high school students about the
profession at "Seton Hall Athletic Training Day".
Faculty sing, dance, and perform in the 2nd Annual Faculty Talent
Show for a good cause: Catholic Charities Newark!
Come and cheer on the five Finalist student teams competing for the
best business ideas and $10,000 in prizes
Commencement with Graduates and their Families!
How do educative institutions foster democratic culture and
neoliberal practices work against that? Buschman lectures on new
Aleksandra Angelova and Mathew Gorski will present lectures on Bulgaria and Kosovo on April 18 at 6:30 p.m. in Fahy 236.
Learn how to develop effective clinical treatment strategies to help
individuals who have been traumatized
How to guide parents in developing appropriate responses to their
children's challenging behavior.
WSOU will induct two alumni, Robert Windrem '68 and Glenn Schuck '85 as the newest members of the WSOU Hall of Fame.
The SAB will feature information about SAB events, leadership tips, and other useful information.
Fundraiser for the March of Dimes premature babies
The TLTC is proud to present a series of workshops in preparing and delivering effective presentations.
Spring Fling Concert will include headliner B.o.B. and an after-party featuring GrooveBoston.
A&S professor Heath Brown, hosts podcasts examining topics such as global gun control and digital politics.
Dr. Laurel Kearns will speak on "Women, Christianity, and Nature: What are the Connections?"
Join the Seton Hall community on April 17 as we commemorate the granting of a charter to the University.
On March 14, Seton Hall University was very proud to host the Iron Man of baseball himself, Cal Ripken Jr.
Dangerous drinking habits can lead to health and social problems. Take this screening and evaluate your own behaviors.
Dr. Charles Mitchel of the College of Education and Human Services will moderate a conference on Latinos and Higher Ed.
The Dept. of Catholic Studies hosts "Fraternity in Political Thought and in Social Sciences- Voices from Latin America".
The Reverend Lawrence E. Frizzell and Rabbi Asher Finkel Launch Scholarly Publication Websites
SHMS is looking for full-time faculty to participate in a survey-based study about critical thinking skills.
Exploring Entrepreneurship will be offered in Fall 2013 for non-Stillman Students
Synthesis, Sampling, Audio Engineering, Songwriting, Podcasting, Music Industry Studies and More!!
Spring Fling 2013 will have more rides, food, and entertainment than ever before! So come celebrate spring with SAB on May 5!
Brian Regan, Deputy Director of the Morgan Library & Museum, discusses architecture of the Cathedral Basilica in Newark
Coming this summer Blackboard is getting a new look and feel.
Award-winning journalist, historian, and Seton Hall alumnus Nick Turse will give the annual Phi Alpha Theta lecture
The Whitehead School's master's program and Stillman's Accounting
and Finance programs were named Centers of Excellence.
Doing Business in India 2013 - Seeing Is Believing
Trips to the Vatican Museum, the Sistine Chapel, St.Peter's Basilica and other historic sites.
Annual Sister Rose Thering Fund "Evening of Roses" to honor Dr. Paul
B. Winkler
Explore how addiction affects attitudes, behaviors, self-esteem,
ability to trust, and the overall well being of family.
This training is specifically designed to introduce marriage &
family therapist to the specialty of clinical supervision.
CAPS-sponsored yoga meets weekly Fridays at 4 p.m. Bring your mat and join others in a session of gentle, relaxing yoga.
Wednesday, April 10 - PepsiCo's senior director of cultural branding discusses a more nuanced marketing approach.
A controversial look at school reform over the last 60 years
Please join us for an exciting line up of presentations on theater, art, art history, and music!
Seton Hall welcomes filmmaker Joseph Campo as part of its 2nd annual Servant Leadership Day celebration on April 10.
Nearly 1 in 3 feel college basketball players influence the outcomes of games because of gambling interests.
SHMS alumna Megan Acquaro was featured on the cover of Advance magazine for her work in pediatric mobility.
Dean's Office of the College of Arts and Sciences Participates in Service-Learning Trip in Jamaica
Nursing hosts research day to celebrate former dean, Sister Agnes Reinkemeyer.
The Institute of Judaeo-Christian Studies launches new Facebook page.
Can't make it to campus but still interested in learning more about the Whitehead School? Meet us on the road!
Disaster Preparation, Triage and Patient Care Simulation for Inter-Professional Healthcare Students
Robert Sullivan will read at 7:00 p.m. in the Walsh Gallery on 4/2/2013.
Join PIPE and Campus Ministry to celebrate Catholic faith, Irish heritage, and Irish contributions to American culture!
Eating right is important to your health. Check out these nutrition tips and learn how to eat right for a healthier you!
SHU Tech Skills courses were recently featured in the Articulate software company's "Word of Mouth" blog!
James J. Kimble, Associate Professor of Communication & the Arts, has been named a 2013 Rockwell Center Senior Fellow.
After serving as a Teach for America volunteer, and now a fellow in rural India, this alumna shares the lessons that she's learned.
Dept. of Catholic Studies Medieval Catholicism Lecture Series: "And Just Who is this Francis of Assisi?"
Dept. of Catholic Studies' Medieval Catholicism Lecture Series: "Christian- Jewish Relations in the Middle Ages."
Marta Deyrup, University Libraries, and Brenda Knight, Arts & Sciences, named Women of the Year.
This year's award presented to Amanda Gagne, diplomacy major, and Samantha S. Singh, candidate for the M.S. in nursing.
The Sister Rose Thering Fund's annual Dr. Marcia Robbins-Wilf lecture for Jewish-Christian education.
Seton Hall Celebrates 60 Years of Jewish-Christian Dialogue
Slavic Club is sponsoring its annual trip to Brighton Beach,
Coney Island, NY on Saturday, April 20, 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Occupational Therapy faculty member Elizabeth Torcivia, PhD, OTR, receives Fulbright Award to teach in Finland.
New Big East Conference welcomes three new members and announces TV partnership with FOX Sports.
Blackboard will be unavailable on Sunday March 31, between 12:01 a.m to 4 a.m.
Major Developments Being Announced Today. Watch Live at 11AM
Alumna Ingrid Johnson and FBI Agent Keyla Munoz, share their first-hand experiences with human trafficking.
If you're a cancer survivor, you'll be a guest of honor and cheered on by your community at Seton Hall's Relay for Life.
Help for Students – Free Poster and Presentation Workshops Offered For Petersheim Expo Participants.
Information regarding Seton Hill lacrosse incident.
Be inspired by science and technology faculty and alums. Includes breakfast, a panel discussion and two workshops.
Diane McClure is First Doctor of Nursing Practice Candidate to Successfully Defend Scholarly Project
Dr. Matthias Felleisen, "Every Liberal Arts Major Should Learn to Design Programs", Fri. Apr. 5, 3 p.m., Duffy Hall 81.
A controversial look at school reform over the last 60 years.
To prepare for summer and fall registration, language placement tests are offered in the LRC.
President's Advisory Council Distinguished Speaker Series Presents:
Professor Matt Barretto
Joseph Rice, Ph.D. presented a lecture to the permanent deacon candidates and their wives of the Diocese of Paterson.
The Stillman School of Business announces recipients of the Beck Researcher Award.
Show us your view of Seton Hall and share it with the University community and the world!
The 2013-14 academic year will see a new conference for the seven basketball schools under the "Big East" name.
The best essay will be awarded a cash prize of $250, open to all students.
Panel Discussion: Making the Most of Social Media; March 19, 6:30 - 9 p.m.; Jubilee Hall Auditorium. All are welcome.
The Division of University Advancement recently welcomed Brigette Bryant as Seton Hall's new Associate Vice President.
Professor José Manuel Prieto presents his novel "Encyclopedia of a Life in Russia"
Monday March 11 – April 5, 2013; Opening Reception: Thursday, March 14, 5 p.m.
Big East Conference Commissioner announces separation agreement.
College of Nursing Open House for Second Degree Students and Licensed Nurses on March 13 at 4 p.m.
Whitehead Graduate student Stephanie Parenti, M.A. '13, published in the Globalized World Post.
Graduate students and faculty are invited to the dissertation defense of SHMS Ph.D. candidate Nora Lowy.
Specifically designed for high school students. Learn video game
programming, criminal justice, college prep and more!
Learn to lead and get what you want! You'll develop leadership skills that you can use in a wide variety of contexts.
The Affordable Care Act: Past, Present and Future - Nursing Contact Hours Are Available
Celebrate Women's History Month. Nominate Seton Hall University's 2013 Woman of the Year by Wednesday, March 13.
The treasures of Seton Hall await...Your voyage is about to begin!
Senior faculty associate Gita DasBender has been selected for a Fulbright Specialists project in Vietnam.
College of Arts & Sciences and the Department of English host New Jersey College English Association Conference March 9.
Sports Poll considers Pistorius case, athletes as role models, African-American interest in baseball and Nascar.
Thursday, April 4th, 2013, in Fahy 236, at 6 p.m., Slavic Club and The SHU Film Society are showing a great movie, The Inner Circle.
March 15: SHMS Dept. of GPHS Ph.D. candidate Anne W. Greener, "Critical Thinking Skills and Medical Dosimetry Education".
We offer nationally ranked online degree and certificate programs and a wide array of graduate and undergraduate online courses.
SHMS embarks upon a new international collaboration with the University of the Philippines–Manila.
Stillman students taking coursework in Logistics and Operations in Supply Chain Management visit Maher Terminal.
Dr. Benjamin Goldfrank recently returned to SHU after taking his Latin America research on the road for a speaking engagement tour.
Drs. Berenbaum and Pawlikowski to speak on Jewish-Christian relations since Nostra Aetate on 3/10 at 2 p.m. in Jubilee Auditorium.
Performers are being sought for the Second Annual Faculty Talent Show and Charity Event.
ADA Compliance Considerations and Best Practices for Accessible Online Course Design.
Check out these tips and enjoy a fun, safe, and healthy spring break.
Dr. Kurt Rotthoff and Dr. Tin-Chun Chu named Seton Hall University Researchers of the Year.
Acquire the tools you need to enhance your career today!
The Department of Religion continues Religion Today series with Matthew Stanley's talk on being a religious scientist.
Deadline for tickets has been extended to Friday, March 15.
Pirate Press sat down with Collins Ijoma, M.P.A. '83 and Giuseppe Fazari '96/M.P.A. '98/Ph.D. '03.
The University community is invited to participate in a Holy Hour
Service for the Church, for Pope Benedict XVI and for the next Pope on February 28 at 2 p.m.
Seton Hall offers an exciting line up of classes for high school students on campus this summer.
Nominate a female undergraduate or graduate student for "On the Shoulders We Stand" award. Deadline - Wednesday, March 13
Colloquium on the Legacy of Pope Benedict XVI,Wednesday, February 27, 2013 7-9 p.m., Immaculate Conception Seminary.
With Susan P. Ascher, author of Dude, Seriously, It's Not All About You on March 21.
Housing Deposits & Applications are due by February 28 for
students wishing to return to housing & participate in room
Vitaly Komar: An Artist's Journey from the Soviet Union to the United States
The Cuban Ambassador to the UN will be speaking about US-Cuba relations, the embargo, and more on March 21st at 4pm.
Dan Kalmanson is the new Associate Vice President of the University's Department of Public Relations and Marketing.
A panel discussion on Obama's past and current issues past his color of skin will take place.
NJ Nurse Director to Present at Seton Hall
Wonderful selection of acoustic and electric pianos available for sale at Seton Hall March 8, 9, and 10.
Acclaimed poet C.K. Williams will read in Jubilee Hall Auditorium at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, March 13.
Transform grammar problems to clear writing solutions. After this workshop you'll be able to communicate professionally.
SHU is hosting the ReelAbilities: NJ Disabilities Film Festival on March 13-14 on campus. Free and open to the public.
Join the Dept. of Catholic Studies for In the Footsteps of the Saints: Italy June 6-22, 2013, now at a reduced rate.
WSOU has made it to the final round of the 2013 mtvU Woodie Awards. It's time for you to vote for WSOU!
Social media is your future. This course teaches you techniques needed to leverage vast, interconnected web communities.
SPSS Workshops Series for Faculty and Students
Join the Whitehead School on March 2 for faculty mini-lectures, alumni career insights, current student experiences, admissions and financial aid information and more!
Library open 24/7 from Sunday 3/10 thru Friday 3/15 when normal hours resume, closing 11 p.m. Friday.
SHMS doctoral candidate is seeking children ages 4-11 for a dissertation research study on sensory processing.
Blackboard Mass Course Deletion
Seton Hall announces a partnership with Warren County College, offering graduate programs in education leadership.
Asian Studies Program invites you to celebrate the Lunar New Year at 7 p.m. on February 20 in Jubilee Hall Auditorium.
Engaging the World, the third core course, is being offered in Rome this summer.
Come for a night with henna tattoos, live performances,authentic South Asian cuisine, and priority points.
Student tickets for the men's basketball game against Rutgers on March 8th will go on sale at February 25 at 9 a.m.
The Chesterton Institute announces the first Chesterton Conference in Bogota, Colombia.
The Chesterton Institute announces its sixth-annual conference in Chile.
Stillman Team Reaches "Final Four" in CFA Institute Research Challenge
Locate you SGA reps in blue!
In honor of Black History Month, organizations on campus are holding events.
Students enter the national PRSSA competition to spread their anti-bullying message in our community.
Four of five Seton Hall students and alumni Fulbright finalists studied at the Whitehead School.
March 14, 2013, the Slavic Club will be holding its Annual Easter Egg Decorating Workshop, with instructors, Natalia and Nick Hlushko.
Seton Hall announces a partnership with Warren County College, offering graduate programs in education leadership.
Dr. Marianne Lloyd reflects on Imagination and Memory: How does the past
shape our ability to imagine the future and the unknown?
The Department of Catholic Studies and University Libraries announce SHU list of rare archival primary sources.
The Investors Foundation has awarded a grant of $10,000 to Seton Hall University.
Are you guilty of supporting other colleges and universities by wearing their t-shirt on campus? Bring a shirt, get a shirt!
Pirates Pitch, the SHU Venture Fund Competition, has extended the deadline for entries to Sat. Feb. 16.
Join the Just Talk Series for "Human Trafficking in NJ," a lecture by
Kate Lee-Askew, 2009 appointee to the NJ Governor's Advisory Council on
Sexual Violence. Also featuring Dr. Elizabeth Wilson, School of
Voting is now open to make Seton Hall's WSOU the 2013 mtvU College Radio Woodie Award winner.
Nursing students combine technology with servant leadership to provide community health support.
Student Engagement and Philanthropy Day will celebrate the many ways
that alumni, students, parents and friends support Seton Hall.
SLP Professor Anthony Koutsoftas' Research on Written Language Receives National Attention.
On Feb. 12, Lynda Lowery will stream live from Selma, Ala. to speak about unsung heroines in the civil rights movement.
Maura Byrne, founder of Made In His Image Ministries, will speak on eating disorders and abuse on 2/13.
Student Activities Board announces spring speaker for SHU Speaks series will be baseball Hall of Famer Cal Ripken, Jr.
Whitehead students present research to international conference audiences.
Launch of a new shu.edu homepage kicks off the Seton Hall web redesign project.
President's Advisory Council Distinguished Speaker Series Presents:
Professor Beth Leech
The Women's Basketball Team hosts the "Play4Kay" game Saturday, 2/9 versus Notre Dame at 2:00 p.m.
The Institute of Judaeo-Christian Studies invites you to weekly torah readings on Monday afternoons at 2:45 p.m.
Robin Hessman presents her Peabody Award-winning documentary "My Perestroika" on Seton Hall campus
The Cuban Ambassador to the UN will be speaking about US-Cuba relations, the embargo, and more on February 20th at 4 p.m.
Join the Men's Basketball team Sunday, February 10th for Kids'Day! Every kid in attendance receives a free 2012-2013 team poster!
Slavic Club and Russian and East European Studies Program are sponsoring
the Peabody Award-Winning documentary, Babushkas of Chernobyl.
President Esteban announced that the University is accelerating the pace of three important capital improvements.
Are you or someone you care about struggling with an eating disorder? Learn how to fight this serious illness.
The College of Nursing Hosts Educational Event for National Wear Red Day
According to Seton Hall Sports Poll, President Obama loses on this one, as most say they would let son play football.
Join us to hear Immaculée Ilibagiza tell her story of survival and forgiveness during the 1994 Rwandan Holocaust.
Science Students Awarded:1-American Physical Society(APS) Travel Grants2-New Jersey Space Grant Consortium Fellowships
PJ Carlesimo, jerry Walker and Terry Dehere reminisce on the 20th Anniversary of the 1992-1993 Team
The Whitehead Journal is hosting a panel event discussing the implications of Iran gaining the nuclear bomb.
Finance student has multiple internships on his resume.
Information session for 2013 OT applicants to learn about the curriculum and get answers to common questions.
Thursday, Feb. 21, at 6 p.m., in Fahy 236, Slavic Club and REESP will be showing My Perestroika, an intimate look at the last generation of Soviet children.
Author John Keahey will present his book Seeking Sicily on February 19 at 6 p.m. in the Faculty Lounge of the Bishop Dougherty University Center.
Dr. Paul B. Winkler to be honored at the Fund's annual Evening of Roses, April 21.
The Archdiocese of Newark selects new class of permanent deacons.
Award winning novelist Christopher Coake reads on Wednesday, 2/6, in the Dean's Suite in the Library as part of Poetry in the Round.
Alumni and friends - Tell us why you're a devoted Pirate and you could win a Kindle Fire HD!
Nursing student awarded scholarship by the Health Research and Education Trust of New Jersey.
Slavic Club presents KOLYA, the Golden Globe and the Academy Award winner as best foreign language film of 1996 on Thurs., 2/7 at 6-8:30 p.m., in Fahy 236.
"Working Memory in Aging and Adult Neurogenic Disorders of Communication: Clinical Implications" for 0.2 ASHA CEUs.
The Italian Studies Program offers a four-week summer study abroad program in Rome from May 23 to June 22, 2013
The year-long commemoration begins on January 30 with a lecture and video honoring the legacy of Msgr. John M. Oesterreicher.
Important lecture by Dr. Arnold Lehman, director of the Brooklyn Museum, provides unique opportunity.
College of Nursing Open House for Second Degree Students and Licensed Nurses
Pirate Press spoke with Brad Kerstetter '12 about his time at Seton Hall.
SHU will be conducting a test of its Emergency Siren and Pirate Alert System.
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) is kicking off the new semester by introducing "What's Up, Doc?" to campus.
Blackboard's New Content Editor is coming soon!
Apply now for one of many scholarships available to business students!
Seton Hall student replaces the medals stolen from a World War II veteran.
The Board of Trustees of the S.Rose Thering Fund will hold a retreat with facilitator R.Barkley Calkins.
The Whitehead School is proud to announce the new Executive Board of the Whitehead Alumni Association.
Library opens at 8 a.m.
Submit a proposal for the Women's Conference, honoring women in science, technology, engineering and math. Due Feb. 4.
Thinking about a career change? Come and learn more about obtaining your BS in Nursing in just 14 months.
Ambassador Thomas Melady has been named Interim Dean of the Whitehead School of Diplomacy and International Relations.
The Tuesday Tools series starts on January 29 from 12-1 p.m. in the Computer Training Center, 1st Floor of Walsh Library.
Professor José Manuel Prieto has published a new novel "Encyclopedia of a Life in Russia" (Grove/Atlantic)
The Teaching, Learning, and Technology Center is pleased to present the Hybrid Course Design Workshop Series.
On Jan. 22, join us for the film, "Human Trafficking" followed by a discussion led by Dr. Fredline M'Cormack-Hale.
Seton Hall University Presents: Distinguished Lectures featuring political scientists. These lectures are open to the public.
The Seton Hall community now has access to almost 180,000
e-books, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Join us for a painting workshop to explore the sacred mystery of the Celtic spiral inspired by Ireland's Book of Kells.
Men's Basketball Faculty and Staff Appreciation Game: Wednesday, January 23, at 7 p.m. vs. USF!
Putlitzer Prize winning novelist Jennifer Egan reads at Seton Hall, Wednesday, January 23 at 7 p.m.
Got a great idea for the next big thing? Enter Pirates Pitch 2013. Student teams will compete for $10,000!
The Division of Student Services is offering free RAD training to female members of the University community.
Join us to honor and celebrate Dr. King - A man whose vision changed the world. Enjoy food, music,and live performances!
Join the Department of Catholic Studies for In the Footsteps of the Saints:Italy June 6-22, 2013.
PC Support Services remains open until 8 p.m. the first two weeks of the semester.
Seton Hall University Library is very happy to announce its new document delivery service ILLiad.
On the anniversary of the Boland Hall fire, the community gathers for Mass on January 19 at 5 p.m. in the Main Chapel.
Anna Negron discusses internships, study abroad and her passion for sport management.
Flu season is upon us and will last through the winter. Consider getting vaccinated. Find a location near you.
Dr. Eunyoung Kim Named 2013 American College Personnel Association Emerging Scholar.
School of Health and Medical Sciences announces Lori Riley as Director of Public Relations, Marketing and Special Events
SHU's Secondary Educaton program meets the growing demand for teacher education to focus on international/global topics.
Acquire the tools you need to enhance your career today!
Dr. Sedrak is appointed the Chair of the Faculty Development Institute (FDI)for the PA Education Association (PAEA).
Reverend James R. White, D.Min., presented a lecture on January 5, 2013 to the permanent deacon candidates and their wives for the Diocese of Paterson.
Dr. Nancy Enright reflects on Imagination and Literature: Dante's Divine Comedy as Sacred Romance in the third of four retreats for faculty and administrators of all faiths.
Women's Basketball Faculty and Staff Appreciation Game. Free admission with your SHU faculty ID card, and gift!
Orientation program for all new students attending SHU for the Spring 2013 semester on Thursday, January 10.
Dr. Burkey explains how the Seton Hall community is meeting the challenge of evangelization within our diverse, multi-cultural environment.
The TLTC is offering a variety of technology workshops this month. View the schedule and register online.
Do you know how to build your business and personal brand with Social Media?
The College of Nursing is pleased to announce its first cohort of students who are certified in Mental Health First Aid.
Mandatory Spring 2013 International Student Orientation will take place on January 18, 2013 in the University Center Faculty Lounge.
Untitled opening reception at Walsh Gallery on January 24 from 5 to 9 p.m. Exhibit runs through February 22, 2013.
The College of Nursing is Still Accepting Non-Matriculated Applications for Spring 2013 Semester
Broadcasting student has multiple internship experiences
Seton Hall wins American Heart Association U