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.
The Center of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Seton Hall’s Stillman School of Business hosted the 16th annual Pirates Pitch startup competition on Wednesday. During the event, six finalists pitched their startup ideas to a panel of investors and venture capitalists.
A slate of candidates with ties to residence life, commuter services and student organizations across campus are seeking to lead Seton Hall’s Student Government Association (SGA). The Crumes ticket says its campaign is built on improving accessibility, transparency and communication with the student body.
With Student Government Association (SGA) elections set for April 14-15, a group of four students, presidential candidate Ewa Pekala, vice presidential candidate Max Kastner, secretary candidate Alyssa Perez and treasurer candidate Dylan Espineli—are campaigning on the “Ewa 4 All” ticket, aiming to lead Seton Hall during the 2026-2027 academic year. The group promises to improve transparency between SGA and the student body while expanding academic resources.
Seton Hall is introducing a Master of Science (M.S.) in Cybersecurity program, available to students in Fall 2026. The 30-credit, one-year, on-campus program provides hands-on training and experience.
Campaigns are underway and ballots will soon open as Seton Hall students prepare to vote in the 2026–27 Student Government Association (SGA) elections on April 14 and 15.
With the April 26 on-campus housing deposit deadline approaching, Seton Hall students are deciding where to live next year.
Faculty and staff at Seton Hall were honored earlier this month with the Bishop Bernard J. McQuaid Medal for Distinguished Service and the President’s Award for Student Service.
Republican congressional candidate Joe Hathaway says his campaign for New Jersey’s 11th District is rooted in a simple idea: bring a mayor’s mindset to Washington.
The Daily Tar Heel’s editorial board is under fire after an April Fool’s print edition sparked controversy and outrage on Instagram and TikTok.
With New Jersey set to host matches for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including the final at MetLife Stadium, Seton Hall’s Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute hosted a panel on Wednesday addressing safety, crowd management and community impact surrounding the global event.
The number of New Jersey residents converting to Catholicism is expected to reach a record-high number this Easter, according to the Archdiocese of Newark.
A three-alarm fire on March 14 above Chris’s Family Diner on South Orange Avenue damaged the diner itself, the apartments above it and nearby businesses, including Ambiance Jewelers and Gladys’s Nail Salon. The damage forced the businesses to temporarily close as owners assess next steps and begin recovery efforts.
Over the course of 24 hours, from March 21 to March 22, Seton Hall students worked around the clock at the Stillman School of Business’s second annual hackathon, turning ideas into fully developed projects.
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