Seton Hall announced a $1 million estate gift on Thursday from New Jersey native and nurse Shirley Croteau to advance the university’s nursing scholarships.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Following last week’s Student Government Association (SGA) elections, the “Crumes Culture” ticket—composed of President Khalil Crumes, Vice President Krystal Steele, Secretary Mariam Hamed and Treasurer CJ Remigio—has been elected to lead the organization, securing 52% of the vote with 537 ballots cast in their favor.
Seton Hall seniors face fears of unemployment as they compete against strategic hiring and artificial intelligence (AI) application screening, with many considering part-time jobs as a safety net after graduation to cope with the current grim job market.
After a week of temperatures in the high 80s, several dorm buildings have experienced extreme heat, particularly freshman residence halls Aquinas Hall and Boland Hall, where the building-controlled heating and cooling systems limit students’ ability to adjust temperatures.
Democrat Analilia Mejia, a grassroots organizer and co-director of the Center for Popular Democracy, is headed back to Washington.
Global biopharmaceutical company Bristol Myers Squibb donated two batches of lab equipment to Seton Hall, Vice President of University Advancement Jon Paparsenos wrote in an email to the university community Thursday.
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