Inside the Core, this week and next week (Friday, March 24 at noon and Tuesday, April 4 at 1 p.m.), we will celebrate the lives and remember the deaths of St. Oscar Romero and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Join members of the Seton Hall community for this celebration of Irish culture and Catholic faith!
The Institute for Communication and Religion is excited to announce “Bhagavad Gita – The Essence of Upanishads,” a talk featuring Mataji, a monastic member of Sri Sarada Math visiting from India.
Hope and Al Frungillo and their family give $1 Million to support the construction of a new Seton Hall University practice facility.
“The novel, literature reads the human heart, helps to accommodate desire, splendor and misery. It is not a theory. It helps to preach, to know the heart.” – Pope Francis
The Department of Religion is accepting submissions for the 5th Annual John M. Ballweg Undergraduate Essay Competition on issues analyzed through a religious or theological perspective.
The conference, to be held on March 14, is titled “An Openness in Truth and in Love: Pope Francis and Interreligious Dialogue.”
All members of the Seton Hall community are invited to a talk given by Michael Reuter on Tuesday, April 18. His topic is "Servant Leadership’s Magical Step Beyond".
James P. McGlone’s adaptation of Dorothy Sayers’s cycle of radio plays about the life of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. The event will be held on Wednesday, April 4 at 7 p.m. in the Theatre
Over the past two years, the Department of Social Work and the Catholic Studies Program have been collaborating, and with great success.
Msgr. John Radano reflects on Virtues and the Ecumenical Movement: The Healing of Christian Divisions, in the last of four retreats for faculty and administrators of all faiths.
Inside the Core, Gregory Floyd, Asst. Dir. of the Center for Diaconal Formation at ICSST, presents on his book Unforgettable: How Remembering God’s Presence in Our Past Brings Hope to our Future.
Immaculate Conception Seminary School of Theology presents this year’s Lenten meditation series, “Reflections from the Holy Land.” Sign up today to receive daily emails through Good Friday, April 7.
On February 1, The School of Diplomacy welcomed Archbishop Christophe Pierre, the Vatican's representative to the United States, as its latest World Leaders Forum speaker.
On Ash Wednesday, the Seton Hall community and Christians worldwide enter the holy season of Lent.
In the minds of believers, reality is full, made of both the material world we interact with through our senses and the spiritual realm we engage with our souls.
History Professor Dermot Quinn looks back at 150 Years of American Catholic life in his latest book, Seton Hall University, A History, 1856-2006.
Prof. Todd Stockdale, Ph.D., Core Fellow and Coordinator of Core II, has been named Teacher of the Year in the University Core by other Core Fellows and leaders.
On February 2, Executive Cabinet members, faculty, staff, administrators, and students, attended the opening of the new Campus Inclusion and Community (CIC) Space in the University Center.
Join us to learn about and celebrate this “Jersey girl”—an example for us all, who showed by her life that we are all called to sanctity.
The Center for Catholic Studies hosts the Spring Lonergan Lecture by Sanders on February 23th, at 3:30 Chancellor's Suite.
The group’s mission is to identify common values and principles to promote a culture of encounter among different religions, leading to peace. The research group holds research seminars.
English graduate student, Frank Hunter, is working on a book project, consisting of a translation of Perpetua's Passio, accompanied by two companion texts, Acta Brevia, and five scholarly articles.
On February 7th, 2023, in the Bishop Dougherty University Center from 9:30a.m. – 4p.m., the Seton Hall community is invited to an interdisciplinary workshop on contemplative peacemaking.
In celebration of its 10th anniversary, the Praxis Program of Seton Hall University announces the publication of an article in the most recent issue of the Journal of Catholic Higher Education.