Seton Hall Law dean stepping down amid embezzlement investigation
By Daniel O'Connor | November 17The dean of Seton Hall Law will step down on Jan. 1, 2023, the University announced last week.
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Seton Hall accused of contributing to flooding in local neighborhoods
By Daniel O'Connor | November 15Libre Jones and her husband moved to the Ivy Hill neighborhood in Newark — just steps from Seton Hall’s campus — in early 2021. While they couldn’t afford a home in South Orange, Ivy Hill offered proximity to the suburbs, a good school system, and a quiet, neighborly community.
The University’s Sister Rose Thering Fund responds to the recent FBI N.J. Synagogue Threat Alert
By Jiaqi Liu | November 13Seton Hall’s Jewish-Christian studies fund released a statement condemning current antisemitic comments and the recent FBI warning of threats to Jewish Synagogues in New Jersey.
President Nyre says he got “a little emotional” about University Center renovations at controversial State of the University address on Friday
By Emma Thumann | November 10University President Dr. Joseph Nyre said that he got “a little emotional” while touring the new University Center during his State of the University address on Friday.
SGA finance committee gets new leadership
By Dareen Abukwaik and Emma Thumann | November 3The Student Government Association announced a new Finance Committee chair on Monday in response to budget request issues brought up during the SGA Town Hall.
SGA launches new task force with CAPS
By Dareen Abukwaik | November 3The Student Government Association launched a new task force initiative with the University’s Counseling and Psychological Services to expand its access so students’ mental health needs are met.
University announces a new Newark satellite space and Welcome Center
By Emma Thumann | November 1The University announced the opening of a new satellite space and welcome center within Newark’s Gateway Complex, according to an Inside the Hall news release sent out Monday.
Budding student organization hopes to educate students about gun control
By Emma Thumann | October 31A new student organization regarding gun control is beginning to form on campus, with the intention to educate and protect community members, Student Government Association Senator Ishan Sharma said.
Student Services launches a new suicide prevention website
By Emma Thumann | October 26Student Services announced their launch of a new suicide prevention website during the Student Government Association Town Hall on Monday.
University Center to reopen in November
By Daniel O'Connor and Emma Thumann | October 25The University Center, once a hub of Seton Hall’s student life, will reopen in November after a lengthy renovation that has changed the shape of campus.
SGA releases statement regarding Jîna Mahsa Amini’s death and the current events in Iran
By Emma Thumann | October 25The Student Government Association released a statement on Oct. 5, expressing “grave solidarity towards the citizens who are outraged and frightened” in Iran over the recent protests and killings within the country.
SGA launches Gender Equity Committee to combat the Title IX controversies
By Emma Thumann | October 18The Student Government Association (SGA) launched its Gender Equity Committee on Sept. 19 in response to the “not prioritized” treatment of women on campus.
Stillman School of Business to partner with Catholic University of Lyon in France
By Meredith Mutter | October 17The Stillman School of Business will partner with the Catholic University of Lyon in France, creating plans to start an exchange program with students and staff in an effort to encourage international collaboration in business education.
The Buccino Leadership Institute is Under New Leadership
By Kevin Espinal | September 29Elizabeth V. Halpin, Dean of the School of Diplomacy and International Relations, became acting director of the Buccino Leadership Institute following the resignation of Dr. Bryan Price, former director and co-founder of the Institute.
New improvements at GDS, director says there's more to come
By Dareen Abukwaik | September 20Seton Hall’s Gourmet Dining Services announced updates at a recent SGA meeting in response to students’ suggestions.
University announces upcoming flu and COVID vaccine clinics across all campuses
By Jiaqi Liu | September 19The University announced on Sept. 8 that flu and COVID vaccine clinics will be available this fall across all three campuses.
University, SHU Survivors release statements on overturning of Roe
By Daniel O'Connor | August 1Seton Hall released a statement calling for “mutual respect and compassion” in the wake of the Supreme Court’s overturning of the federal right to an abortion.
Seton Hall raises tuition, citing inflation
By Daniel O'Connor | June 27Seton Hall will raise undergraduate tuition, room and board by 4.4 percent for the fall semester, the Office of the Chief Financial Officer announced in an email on June 20.
New Seton Village mural graces Ward Place
By Amanda DeJesus | June 15A new mural was painted at the intersection of Ward Place and Irvington Avenue after a previous mural was painted over last year.
