Seton Hall’s School of Diplomacy and International Relations welcomed Ambassador Philemon Yang, president of the U.N. General Assembly, to the World Leaders Forum on April 16.
On Feb. 13, the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the American Council on Education reaffirmed Seton Hall’s status as an R2 “high research activity” institution.
Students and faculty at Seton Hall are expressing concern over the Trump administration’s tariffs on imported goods, which may increase consumer costs.
It is a tranquil morning at Seton Hall. As dawn breaks and the birds begin to chirp, the bells chime, creating a euphonious harmony of sounds.
Lt. Col. Marisol Chalas, the first Latina National Guard Black Hawk helicopter pilot and a celebrated trailblazer in aviation, visited Seton Hall for a fireside chat on March 18.
An undergraduate student died after being struck by an NJ Transit train at Rutherford station on Feb. 26.
Seton Hall announced the launch of four new STEM programs this year: a Master of Science (M.S.) in molecular bioscience, and three dual-degree (3+2) programs: the B.S. biology/M.S. molecular bioscience, the B.S. chemistry/M.S. chemistry, and B.S. physics/M.S. applied physics and engineering.
Seton Hall Law School hosted a virtual symposium to discuss the growing dangers of artificial intelligence companion bots on Tuesday, Feb. 19. The symposium, “AI companions: The New Frontier of Kids’ Screen Addiction and Online Harms,” was hosted by the Gibbons Institute of Law, Science & Technology and the Institute for Privacy Protection.
A survey of 170 faculty members, conducted by Seton Hall’s advocacy chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) last fall, shed light on high dissatisfaction with salaries and growing concerns about faculty participation in shared governance at the university, according to a Feb. 5 press release.
New Jersey lawmakers continue to call on Seton Hall to confront allegations surrounding SHU’s president, Msgr. Joseph Reilly.
After months of construction and years of planning, Seton Hall’s new Basketball Performance Center is preparing to open its doors.
On Jan. 19, 2000, a fire erupted on the third floor of Seton Hall’s Boland Hall. By the end of the night, three students had died in a “prank” that would change the university for years to come.
Seton Hall is now involved in a second lawsuit with former university president, Dr. Joseph Nyre.
Seton Hall students are juggling academics, internships, and extracurriculars, but for some, another major concern looms: the controversy surrounding the leader of their university.
On Jan. 20, President Donald Trump spent his first day in office issuing executive orders calling for the immediate removal of unauthorized immigrants in the U.S.
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