Seton Hall designated as a Hispanic-Serving Institution
By Daniela Reyes | September 23In August, Seton Hall was recognized as a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) by the US Department of Education.
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NJ rolls back COVID-19 vaccine restrictions despite FDA guidelines
By Carmine Sortino | September 23The New Jersey Department of Health (NJDOH) issued an Executive Directive on Sept. 9, providing new guidelines for New Jersey residents regarding the COVID-19 Vaccine.
Ciattarelli and Sherrill participate in first gubernatorial debate
By Megan Pitt | September 22On Sunday, Jack Ciattarelli and Mikie Sherrill went head-to-head in their first gubernatorial debate at Rider University.
Seton Hall launches donation campaign, days after unveiling strategic plan
By Dominique Mercadante | September 22On Sept. 19, Seton Hall invited alumni, donors, and friends of the university to campus to launch a donation campaign, days after the new strategic plan, “Inspiring Great Minds To Greater Purpose,” was announced.
Seton Hall announces new strategic plan, focused on discerning greater purpose
By Lakyn Austin | September 20Seton Hall announced its new strategic plan, "Inspiring Great Minds to Greater Purpose," on Monday.
Philosophy meets pre-law in Seton Hall’s latest academic offering
By Alexa Haidacher | September 19Seton Hall’s College of Arts and Sciences has released a new Philosophy and Law (PhiLaw) major for undergraduate students starting in Fall 2025.
New hazing prevention site offers resources for students and staff
By Michela DiLorenzo | September 15Seton Hall launched a new Hazing Prevention Site providing resources for students, faculty, families, and administrators on Sept. 5.
Assassination of Charlie Kirk leaves students shocked, disturbed
By Megan Pitt | September 12Students at Seton Hall are used to notifications about troubling news events interrupting their classes, extracurriculars, and work. But the news that broke on Wednesday afternoon was especially shocking: the murder of Charlie Kirk, one of the country’s most well-known political activists, on a college campus in Utah.
Seton Hall Study Abroad announces worldwide semester abroad expansion
By Megan Pitt | September 4Seton Hall’s study abroad program has undergone a dramatic transformation over the last four years, with a major leap forward arriving in the form of the university’s announcement on Tuesday that it had joined the University Studies Abroad Consortium (USAC).
Stillman School of Business lands spot on Princeton Review’s Best Business Schools List 2025
By Sofia Kasbo | September 3Seton Hall’s Stillman School of Business has been recognized in the Princeton Review’s Best Business Schools for 2025, according to a university press release published on Wednesday.
Dunkin’ closed, brewing new look with ongoing renovation
By Calla Patino | August 29Seton Hall’s Dunkin’ is temporarily closed for renovations until early autumn, University Relations said in an email to The Setonian.
Seton Hall signs contract, names PepsiCo as exclusive beverage partner
By Dominique Mercadante | August 29Students can now only purchase Pepsi products on campus, following Seton Hall's signing of a contract with PepsiCo over the summer.
Seton Hall receives $10 million estate gift to support the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
By Dominique Mercadante | August 28Seton Hall has received a $10 million gift from the estate of an alumnus to establish a professorship and support research and strategic priorities within the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, the university announced on Thursday.
Seton Hall ranks as a “Top College” in Princeton Review's latest "Best Colleges" edition
By Dominique Mercadante | August 27Seton Hall has been recognized as a “Top College” in Princeton Review’s 2026 edition of Best Colleges.
Wrongful death lawsuit against Seton Hall dismissed, for a second time
By Sofia Kasbo | August 26A federal judge dismissed, for the second time, a lawsuit against Seton Hall filed by the parents of a student who died in COVID isolation in 2021.
WSOU turns up the volume, claiming No. 1 in national ranking
By Sofia Kasbo | August 25Seton Hall’s student-run radio station, WSOU, has been on air since 1948. 77 years later, WSOU stands as a distinguished voice of the university, now ranked No. 1 in the nation.
Seton Hall receives $10 million estate gift to support STEM programs
By Dominique Mercadante | August 14Seton Hall has received a $10 million gift from the estate of an alumnus to establish a scholarship supporting students pursuing degrees in traditional STEM fields, the university announced on Thursday.
NJ Supreme Court decision paves way for investigation into Catholic clergy sex abuse allegations
By Jacqueline Litowinsky | June 18New Jersey Supreme Court decided unanimously on Friday that the state’s attorney general can move forward with a grand jury investigation into allegations of sexual abuse by Catholic clergy statewide, originally announced in September 2018.
Dr. Jonathan Farina named Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences
By Dominique Mercadante | June 10Interim dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and tenured English professor was appointed permanent dean of the college on Monday.
Walsh Library to undergo renovation with new “Innovation Hub”
By Jonathan Rivera | May 29Seton Hall kicked off a renovation to Walsh Library that will include the construction of an “Innovation Hub” on the ground floor, according to a press release published on May 4.
