Undergraduates Jasmine DeLeon and Michael Manners were selected to participate in a data-intensive Social Sciences residential research experience at Syracuse University’s iSchool this summer.
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.
As a researcher in the DiploLab, a collaborative research space, Jasmine DeLeon has explored interests and career opportunities in international relations.
Seton Hall University School of Law ranked 31st in the nation for first-time bar passage rate, exceeding the state average by more than 14 points, and other law schools in New Jersey by nearly 17.
Two SHU Diplomacy grad students and one alum teamed up with students from NYU and Columbia to participate in the 8th annual Strategic Crisis Negotiations Exercise dealing with Cyprus.
The Center for Community Research and Engagement (CCRE) hosted two panels at Engage NJ's 4th THRIVE Student Conference focusing on CCRE's service-learning programs and PolicyLab's Green Power blog.
Historian Claudio Staiti has arrived at Seton Hall from Italy as a winner in the prestigious Fulbright Scholarship competition that brings foreign researchers to the United States.
Hamzah Khan's internship with the Council on American Islamic Relations-NJ Chapter, deepened his understanding of how public policy impacts civil rights locally and internationally.
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.
The support group series is every Thursday from 4 to 5 p.m. (EST) in the Multicultural Room located in the Global Commons area (JH Rm. 134).
The School of Diplomacy and International Relations recently hosted Ambassador Csaba Kőrösi, the President of the 77th United Nations General Assembly, as part of its World Leaders Forum speakers series.
Pirates of Irish Persuasion and Extraction (PIPE), Seton Hall’s student organization celebrating Irish culture, is planning a full roster of events for the Spring semester.
Student learning and engagement in the gallery enhances classroom learning via music, painting and writing.
Take the 2023 (3rd Edition) of the 'Future of Leadership Survey,' now conducted globally across NA, the EU, LatAm, Singapore, China, Japan, and Africa.
The Center for the Study of Genocide and Human Rights at Rutgers University (a UNESCO Chair), and the Educational Studies Department at Seton Hall hosted a Holocaust Remembrance event.
Fredline M'Cormack-Hale is a post-conflict researcher developing data-driven policy prescriptions meant to restore peace in Africa, the U.S., and across the world
Lewis Gordon, Ph.D., one of the leading scholars working on racism, anti-blackness, and black existentialism, will discuss topics in his most recent book, Fear of Black Consciousness.
Angelo Pinto, Esq., Activist in Residence for the Yale School of Public Health and a founding member of Until Freedom, is teaching “Race and Public Administration” at Seton Hall.
The Center for Catholic Studies hosts the Spring Lonergan Lecture by Sanders on February 23th, at 3:30 Chancellor's Suite.
Chimdi and the National Security Fellowship team briefed the U.S. State Department and presented their work "Enhancing the U.S. Strategic Relationship with Pakistan."
A current dual degree graduate student and assistant, Alondra Duncan-Belford guides fellow students through the School of Diplomacy’s internship programs and helps establish their career goals.
Lieutenant General Michael Nagata provided insight from his 38-year Active-Duty career, with 34 of those years serving in US Special Forces Operations.
Professor Yanzhong Huang, Center for Global Health Studies director and leading expert in global health governance, cautions on China’s lifting of Covid-19 restrictions as Lunar New Year approaches.
December 31, 2022, marked the passing of Pope Benedict XVI — a servant leader who personally touched the lives of members of the Seton Hall community.