The Brownson Speech and Debate team at Seton Hall had a successful competition season, with many students winning individual awards and the team finding success ahead of national competitions.
The College of Arts and Sciences has unveiled a new Social Sciences Hub in Jubilee Hall, creating a centralized space designed to foster collaboration, connection and academic support for students across disciplines.
As tensions escalate between the United States and the Iranian regime, Seton Hall students are grappling with what a widening Middle East conflict could mean for their daily lives and families abroad.
Zeta Psi, Nu Sigma Chapter at Seton Hall has officially been re-founded, marking its return to campus a decade after its suspension.
Stephen A. Smith, one of the most prominent voices in sports media, will visit Seton Hall on Tuesday, March 24, the university announced in a press release on Thursday.
Seton Hall students got an inside look at how major corporations navigate negative press as former Johnson & Johnson (J&J) Lead Company Spokesperson Ernie Knewitz and Wall Street Journal Deputy Corporate Editor Jonathan Rockoff led a masterclass on Wednesday.
As the United States faces one of its most severe flu seasons in decades, Seton Hall students are turning to campus Health Services for medical care.
Gas prices across the U.S. are climbing at a fast pace, forcing many commuter students to rework their budgets, cut back on essentials and reconsider how often and how they get to class.
Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D) and Rep. Tom Kean, Jr. (R), who represent New Jersey’s 5th and 7th congressional districts, respectively, introduced the Seton Hall Fire Victims Remembrance Act of 2026 on Jan. 22 in commemoration of the 26th anniversary of the fatal Boland Hall fire at Seton Hall.
A three-alarm blaze at Chris’s Family Diner on East South Orange Avenue Saturday afternoon burned for more than two hours, damaging the diner and nearby businesses as firefighters worked to contain it.According to officials, the fire started on the second floor of the building around 3 p.m. The structure houses Chris’s Family Diner on the ground floor with apartments above. Flames quickly spread to the adjoining building where Ambiance Jewelers and Glady’s Nail Salon are located.
Seton Hall’s Department of History hosted a panel on Thursday where three professors shared insights from their presentations at the Collegium for African-American Research (CAAR) conference in Berlin last March.
As temperatures rise, clocks spring forward, and students scatter on the green to soak up the sun, one thing becomes clear: the Student Activities Board’s (SAB) annual Onward concert is near.
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) filed lawsuits against five states, including New Jersey, on Feb. 26, alleging the states failed to comply with federal requests to provide voter registration records.
NJ Transit schedule changes went into effect last month as construction began on the Portal Bridge, affecting the Morris-Essex line that serves South Orange. This has caused significant delays for Seton Hall students who commute into New York City for internships.
Gov. Mikie Sherrill criticized the federal government’s plan to convert a newly acquired Roxbury warehouse into an immigration detention center in a letter to U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on Feb. 27.
An internal Department of Justice (DOJ) review led by Jordan Fox, associate deputy attorney general and chief of staff in the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of New Jersey, found that federal authorities violated more than 50 immigration-related orders from federal judges in New Jersey over a 10-week period.
Dr. Nathaniel Knight, a professor of history and director of the Russian and East European Studies Program at Seton Hall, unveiled a new Walsh Gallery exhibit on Wednesday in the silent study room on the first floor of the library.
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is suing New Jersey over Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s executive order that prohibits U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from making arrests on nonpublic state-owned property.
The School of Diplomacy and International Relations hosted the College Freedom Forum, presented by the Human Rights Foundation (HRF), on Feb. 20, gathering students and faculty to explore global human rights issues and hear from Tibetan activist Chemi Lhamo, who shared her journey of exile, resistance and community-driven activism.
As national optimism sinks to its lowest level in nearly two decades, Seton Hall students are balancing anxiety about politics, affordability and the job market with personal hope, ambition and resilience.
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