After launching a successful Fall Series, the Graduate Student Virtual Lunch & Learn Series will continue throughout the Spring 2026 Semester with exciting new topics.
Seton Hall computer science students presented research at international conferences in Singapore and Uruguay, showcasing innovation in programming languages, visualization and formal verification.
Led by Tarasenko-Struc, the Medical Humanities Program integrates biomedical ethics, humanities, and experiential learning to advance Whole-Person education for students entering the healthcare field.
Seton Hall and Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine upgraded the Simulation Center with cloud-based technology to improve access and enhance clinical training.
As Fall 2025 concludes, Seton Hall Esports reflects on a season of growth, resilience and momentum heading into spring.
Seton Hall University will host a free two-day seminar examining ethical, social and economic questions raised by AI through the lens of Catholic values on January 30–31, 2026.
The Innovation Hub will expand hands-on discovery, immersive learning and high-quality content creation for faculty, staff and students across the University.
The Center for Catholic Studies and the Archdiocese of Newark hosted “Shepherds of the Digital Age,” a workshop exploring how AI is reshaping human life, formation, and Catholic ministry.
Inspired by a supervisor’s words years ago, M.S. in Chemistry candidate Judith Marfo applies chemical research to food and agriculture, recently earning a conference award for her work.
Recent high-profile incidents reported across higher education serve as an important reminder that universities remain prime targets for cybercriminals.
Discover Microsoft's latest updates, designed to improve user experience, boost collaboration and increase productivity.
Peter Morse was awarded the fellowship at one of the world's top physics institutes, forging global ties that bring world-class theoretical physics opportunities directly to Seton Hall students.
The Digital Transformation Committee is pleased to share an update on Seton Hall University’s ongoing modernization efforts.
Discover how generative AI can elevate your creativity. In this TLTC session, participants learned how AI driven tools expand images, refine footage and streamline storytelling workflows.
Seton Hall will debut a self-paced Career Readiness Badge program in Spring 2026 to help students build essential professional skills and demonstrate them to employers.
Seton Hall hosted alumnus Joshua Meyer ’12 for an “AI 101” workshop that explored large language models, agentic AI, ethics and effective use of emerging tools.