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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey (HFNJ) has awarded Seton Hall’s College of Nursing a $180,563 grant to support a new partnership with the North Jersey Community Research Initiative (NJCRI), a Newark-based community health organization.
Seton Hall Law School Professor Edward Hartnett was appointed on Oct. 16 by Chief Justice John Roberts to serve a five-year term as the reporter to the Judicial Conference Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure, known as the “Standing Committee.” His appointment takes effect Feb. 2026.
Many SHU students received fake phishing emails the week of Oct. 13 as a part of a security awareness campaign directed by IT Security in honor of Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
Seton Hall launched a new Hazing Prevention Site providing resources for students, faculty, families, and administrators on Sept. 5.
Seton Hall hosted a panel focused on bringing in “local and national, religious, and ethical perspectives” into the discussion of immigration on April 24.
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