Campus Resources and Activities
Below are some useful links for students, scholars and professors regarding campus resources and activities. If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to contact the Office of International Programs.
Campus Resources
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Tutoring
Seton Hall University offers many tutoring opportunities to its students from the ARC resource center to in dorm tutoring students have many chances to seek academic help. -
Undergraduate Admissions
If you are a perspective student looking to study at Seton Hall University for an undergraduate degree, please explore the link above to find out more information or for application procedures.
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Graduate Departments
If you are a perspective graduate student, please look at the link above for a list of departments that will direct you to the appropriate faculty contact.
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English as a Second Language (ESL)
This link will connect you to the ESL department. It has useful information as to who is an ESL student and how to apply to the program.
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Residence Life
The Department of Residence Life is in change of on-campus housing options and other aspects of campus life. If you need to apply for housing or have any other questions, click above.
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Academic Resource Center
For individual and group tutoring, scholarship information, academic advising and counseling services.
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Students' Right to Know
With recent amendments to the Student Right to Know and Campus Security Act of 1990 (re-named the Clery Act), the Department of Public Safety & Security is now able to publish the campus safety information for the university community on its web site. The University's annual security report includes statistics for the previous three completed calendar years concerning reported crimes that occurred on campus; in certain off-campus buildings owned or controlled by Seton Hall University; and on public property within, or immediately adjacent to and accessible from the campus. The report includes institutional policies concerning alcohol and drug abuse, crime prevention, the reporting of crime, sexual assault, and other important information and resource referrals. You can obtain a copy of this report below or by contacting the Department of Public Safety and Security at (973) 761-9328.
Transportation Links
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Seton Hall Shuttle
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Train & Bus Schedules This link will redirect you to NJ Transit public transportation schedules and updates.
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Newark Liberty International Airport
This is a link for Newark Liberty International Airport out of Newark, New Jersey. Here you will find information about flights, delays and other important updates.
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JFK International Airport
This is a link for John F. Kennedy International Airport out of Queens, New York. Here you will find information about flights, delays and other important updates.
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Air Brook Limousine
This is a link for information on a company that can provide a private pick-up service from the airport to Seton Hall University.
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State Shuttle
This is a link for information on a company that can provide a private pick-up service from the airport to Seton Hall University.
Get Involved
Want to get involved this semester? There’s many things for international students to do on on-campus!
Welcome Weekend
If you’re a new student, Welcome Weekend is a mandatory in-person event that offers
a variety of different activities and resources! Welcome Weekend will take place all
day August 27-29 , and will include university resources on the green, dinners, entertainment
events, academic advising, games, socialization opportunities, and much more! To get
more information, visit the Weeks of Welcome webpage.
Involvement Week
Involvement Week offers information about Seton Hall’s 130+ student campus partners,
25+ Greek-lettered organizations, and departments across campus! Join the Office of
Student Engagement and student leaders on the University Green from September 7th-9th
from 1 p.m.-3 p.m. For information, contact Emma Murphy at (973) 275-2566 or [email protected].
Student Activities Board (SAB)
Want to stay informed about what's happening on campus? SAB always has something to
do, including travel trips, open mic nights and trivia, and weekend events! SAB also
hosts some of Seton Hall’s best signature events such as, Blue Day, Spring Fling Carnival,
SHU Speaks, and live events! To join SAB, go to their meetings, which are held on
Monday nights at 8 p.m. If you can’t attend the meetings, connect SAB on their social
media or stop by their office (room 114) in the University Center.
To receive a weekly text from SAB please text SHUSAB to 550-00. To get more information,
visit the SAB webpage.
Student Government Association (SGA)
SGA meetings are open to all Seton Hall students, and they meet every Monday at 7
p.m . in the Chancellor's Suite in the basement of The University Center. Their office
is located in the University Center next to the Cove. Follow them on Twitter, Instagram,
Snapchat and Facebook @SetonHallSGA. For more information, email [email protected] or visit the SGA webpage.
Campus Ministry
Campus Ministry holds festivities on Thursday evenings, which include service projects,
sports, lectures, movies, men and women’s groups, game nights, barbecues, scavenger
hunts, Pack the Chapel Eucharistic Holy Hours, and much more. Visit the Campus Ministry Events Page and join them for one of their upcoming events!
University Events Calendar
Check out Seton Halls University Calendar to know what events are happening throughout the year!
Campus Activities
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Student Clubs and Organizations
With over 150 student organizations at Seton Hall University, we encourage you to get involved on campus. Whether to explore an academic discipline, meet various people, make a difference on a social issue, grow as a leader, or just enjoy a common interest with others, there are endless opportunities offered to make the most of your college experience. -
Department of Student Life
Clubs, Student Activities Board, Student Government Association and more.