Seton Hall University’s Faculty and Graduate Students represented and promoted their college by attending and presenting at various national and international conferences this spring semester.
Seton Hall expands its annual Hackathon into a global initiative through a partnership with Christ University, uniting two Catholic institutions around innovation and cross-cultural collaboration.
Seton Hall School of Diplomacy alumna, Caroline Driscoll, is creating systems-level change through nonprofit leadership, using fundraising and community-centered solutions to drive lasting impact.
From sports analytics to robotics and digital media, Seton Hall’s pre‑college technology programs offer hands‑on learning in innovation, data and engineering while experiencing campus life.
Seton Hall University’s graduate programs continue to earn recognition for academic excellence, career outcomes and regional leadership, as reflected in the 2026 U.S. News & World Report rankings.
From launching startups to managing investment portfolios, Seton Hall’s pre‑college business programs introduce students to entrepreneurship, finance and modern business decision making.
Designed for students interested in the sciences and helping others, Seton Hall’s pre‑college health sciences programs offer early exposure to healthcare careers through immersive summer courses.
Now in its 30th year, the 2026 Petersheim Academic Exposition will take place from April 20-25, 2026 and feature oral presentations, poster sessions, esteemed lecturers and more.
Robert Royal will explain how the very notion of modern martyrdom has undergone several developments in the papacies of St. John Paul II and Pope Francis. Royal chronicles the heartrending stories.
Seton Hall hosts eight exchange students this semester, bringing global perspectives to campus. Three share how academics, culture and community shape a meaningful and rewarding experience.
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.
Summer Session 2026 at Seton Hall gives students flexible ways to earn credits, explore interests and stay academically engaged throughout the summer.
Dean Smith joins a congressional delegation on a UN Foundation trip to Ghana and Togo, witnessing firsthand efforts to combat hunger, disease and extremism.
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).
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.