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Presidential Investiture for Msgr. Reilly

Independent review clears Seton Hall President Reilly of misconduct allegations tied to McCarrick investigation, finds Task Force letters inaccurate

By Megan Pitt | July 2

An independent review commissioned by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Newark (RCAN) concluded that Seton Hall President Monsignor Joseph Reilly engaged in no misconduct related to allegations tied to former Newark archbishop and later cardinal Theodore McCarrick. The 33-page report, prepared by the law firm Ropes & Gray and released July 1, also found that prior communications and confidential letters criticizing Reilly’s conduct contained significant inaccuracies and mischaracterizations.

Appeals Court shields most of Seton Hall McCarrick report, orders partial release

By Megan Pitt | June 17

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Latino Institute, Maestro Cares Foundation announce new scholarship partnership

By Michela DiLorenzo | June 12

Gov. Sherrill expands legal resources for immigrants facing detention, deportation amid Delaney Hall concerns

By Michela DiLorenzo | June 10

Seton Hall Mobile app integrates Campus Groups, replaces Engage

By Megan Pitt | June 7

Estate of NJ native, nurse gives $1 million gift to advance Seton Hall’s nursing scholarships

By Dominique Mercadante | May 14

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No reported ICE activity near campus gates, ICE tells South Orange PD

By Sofia Kasbo and Dominique Mercadante | May 13

Despite a photo circulating among Seton Hall community members that appears to show U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) outside campus gates on Monday, ICE told the South Orange Police Department (SOPD) that they were not active in that area.

Seton Hall restores Canvas access after outage linked to worldwide data breach

By Dominique Mercadante | May 8

Seton Hall students can now access Canvas after a campus-wide outage interrupted usage on Thursday, Chief Information Officer Paul Fisher announced in an email Thursday night.

Seton Hall Canvas down amidst data breach impacting roughly 9,000 universities

By Megan Pitt and Lakyn Austin | May 7

Seton Hall students are experiencing a campus-wide Canvas outage on Thursday.

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World Cup match, train ticket prices spark discussion, concern among fans

By Jayden Brackett | May 5

The countdown to the 2026 FIFA World Cup is underway, but excitement across New Jersey and New York is beginning to be tainted with concern. What started as a conversation about soccer’s global impact has shifted toward cost and accessibility.

Your guide to the 2026 Baccalaureate Commencement Ceremony

By Nihma Abdallah | May 4

Seton Hall University’s Class of 2026 will celebrate commencement on May 18, at the Prudential Center in Newark.

Seton Hall Career Center launches student-led alumni podcast

By Megan Pitt | May 1

Seton Hall’s Career Center is piloting a new, student-led podcast designed to connect current students with alumni by sharing career journeys and professional insights.

Outgoing SGA executive board reflects on year of growth, engagement

By Michela DiLorenzo | May 1

With new club registrations increasing and the Career Center expanding, this year's Student Government Association (SGA) executive board leaves office after a year focused on strengthening campus involvement and improving connections between students, clubs and university resources.

Seton Hall students hopeful, cautious as Gov. Sherrill marks first 100 days in office

By Megan Pitt and Solomon Lee | April 30

As Gov. Mikie Sherrill reaches her first 100 days in office, Seton Hall students are hopeful about the direction of New Jersey, even if many have yet to feel the administration’s impact personally.

Monsignor Reilly opens up about faith, challenges as Seton Hall president

By Sofia Kasbo and Dominique Mercadante | April 30

At 18 years old, Seton Hall University President Monsignor Joseph Reilly said he faced the biggest hardship of his life when his mother passed away from cancer.

New Starbucks app in ChatGPT sparks mixed reactions among students

By Carmine Sortino | April 28

Starbucks released a beta Starbucks app within ChatGPT on April 15 that helps users discover new drinks based on a prompt. Users can enter details about their mood, vibe or flavor preferences, and the app will recommend a drink accordingly. The app allows personalization and customization based on the user’s preferences and gives users direct access from the response provided to checkout—a convenience that appealed to some Seton Hall students with quick access to the University Center Starbucks.

Seton Hall selects bestselling author as commencement speaker; Journalist protection advocate to receive honorary degree

By Megan Pitt | April 27

Bestselling author and professor Dr. Arthur C. Brooks will deliver the keynote address and receive an honorary degree at Seton Hall’s Baccalaureate Commencement ceremony on May 18, Interim Provost Erik Lillquist announced Monday.

Award winners reflect on 30th Petersheim Academic Exposition

By Solomon Lee | April 26

The 30th annual Petersheim Academic Exposition took place last week, kicking off with an opening ceremony on April 13 and concluding with an awards ceremony on Friday.

Strong support raised for Seton Hall Athletics, men’s basketball in annual Giving Day

By Dominique Mercadante | April 24

The Seton Hall community came together on Giving Day, on April 22-23, to raise over $764,000 for Seton Hall Athletics, making it the highest-funded area of support with over 1,000 donors, followed by the Men's Basketball Revenue Share, with donations reaching over $443,000.

Seton Hall law student launches app to simplify car accidents, insurance claims

By Megan Pitt | April 23

Joshua Graybill, a Seton Hall law student, is developing a new mobile app designed to help drivers navigate car accidents and insurance claims, with a public release expected in May.

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