Month: November 2024

African American Catholic Exhibit & University Libraries

November is African American (Black) Catholic Month. In honor of this commemoration, the University Libraries has proudly created an exhibit featuring books, publication covers, and related materials in homage to the faithful.

In combination with the exhibit and an Introduction to Informational Resources on African American Catholicism, the University Libraries offers our research community print sources including starter sources that can be referred to via: African American Catholic Book Titles and African American Catholic Information Sources (SHU Search).

The display is situated on the second floor of Walsh Library. The exhibit will be available through of the semester.

For more information please visit and/or book a research appointment here.

Military Family History Month & University Libraries

We celebrate the contributions of the United States Military all year long, and Veterans Day along with Military Family History throughout the entire month of November.

The University Libraries has several resources that cover the field of Military Science nationwide and on a local level alike. Included are starter information titles found via the Book Titles page and SHU Search – Journal Articles site along with our Military Science Library Guide.

In addition, the University Libraries has worked with the ROTC Command on campus over the years and are another helpful source for information on military history.

We welcome you to our information center in the near future, but in the meantime if you need detailed help through the University Libraries. You can book a research appointment here: Research Appointment Site.

Women’s Network Internship Game Night

Did someone say game night?? Please join the Women’s Network of Seton Hall for a night of fun to learn all about the “How To’s” and how to land your dream internship!

This event will be held in Jubilee Room 117 on the evening of Monday, November 11th at 6:00 p.m.

For more information contact Kori Isaac, Vice President of DEI at: <kori.isaac@student.shu.edu>

Native American Resources & University Libraries

November is Indigenous Peoples Month in the United States. In respect to this observance, responsible scholarship produced over the last century related to the historical legacy and enduring importance of Native American culture has given the world documented information on this important and inspirational group of people. Regardless of the individual tribe, the contributions made by all of the Native American Nations provides a story of pride and perseverance for the ages.

The University Libraries contains a large number of Native American-centered resources within its Main Collection. A starter list of book titles can be found via this Link.

On a local level, the Lenni Lenape people of the larger Delaware Tribe were the original human settlers in what would become New Jersey.

Within the annals of Seton Hall University History, a former faculty member, Dr. Herbert Kraft devoted his life to the study of Lenni Lenape history, culture, and customs.

We welcome you to our information center in the near future, but in the meantime if you need detailed help through the University Libraries. You can book a research appointment here: Research Appointment Site.

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