Summer Session 2026 at Seton Hall gives students flexible ways to earn credits, explore interests and stay academically engaged throughout the summer.
On February 20, the School of Diplomacy welcomed Tibetan-Canadian human rights activist Chemi Lhamo to the College Freedom Forum, organized by the Human Rights Foundation (HRF).
Mary McAleer Balkun, Ph.D., professor of English and director of the Center for Faculty Development at Seton Hall University, has been appointed to the editorial board of Early American Literature.
Dean Smith joins a congressional delegation on a UN Foundation trip to Ghana and Togo, witnessing firsthand efforts to combat hunger, disease and extremism.
Recognized for her dedication to service and growth, Antonella Burrini is honored for leadership, service and academic achievement.
Senior social work students gain hands-on experience in political practice, advocacy, and leadership at a nationally recognized training program.
Seton Hall students recently completed a 13-day study abroad trip through 14 Italian cities, exploring the historic and spiritual foundations of Christian culture from Sicily to the heart of Rome.
At a recent Kata Holos Faculty Lunch, Kelly Shea reflected on teaching, authenticity and the pursuit of wholeness in academic life.
Designed for today’s digital landscape, Seton Hall’s new M.S. in Cybersecurity offers practical training, internships and cutting-edge tools to prepare students for high-demand roles.
Recent Seton Hall alumni will share reflections on career, community, relationships and faith after graduation at a March 26 student panel.
The new Social Sciences Hub provides a one-stop resource center where students can find academic guidance, connect with opportunities and build community.
Over 3,000 undergraduate students earned a place on the Fall 2025 Dean’s List, reflecting exceptional academic achievement across Seton Hall University’s schools and colleges.
Vice President of Student Services Monica Burnette, Ph.D., was recently featured on the People, Policy and the Profession podcast, where she reflected on her journey in student affairs leadership,
ICSST professor Justin M. Anderson reflects on moral theology, teaching and research, exploring how Catholic intellectual traditions shape the search for meaning and the formation of the whole person.
The Law Enforcement Executive Leadership Program hosts highly experienced women leaders to share on their stories within the Criminal Justice field, and how their voices have worked to enable change.
Now in its 30th year, the 2026 Petersheim Academic Exposition, "Share, Honor, Unite," will take place from Monday, April 20, through Saturday, April 25, 2026.