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Honoring The History Of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton & Happy New Year!

Welcome to 2026! The Seton Hall University Libraries is here to wish you the best of the semester ahead as we build upon our deep and varied resource collections. We will also be offering our community traditional research assistance as before in the days ahead.

As part of our recognition of the past meeting the present, January 4th marks the Feast Day of the first American-born Saint and the Patroness of Our University, Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton. In the light of celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Her Canonization last year.

The University Libraries have numerous resources both print and electronic form related to Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton and her extended family. This information is openly shared with our local community and access is provided to interested parties across the globe.

Need additional help through the University Libraries? You can book a research appointment here: Research Appointment Site.

 

Historical NSA Posters

In our efforts to uncover and share various interdisciplinary resources including materials that have both a textual and visual basis for added informational perspective.

A historical example that touches on the topic of Security from a Political Science, International Relations, Business, Scientific, and additional fields of enterprise can be found in a site that showcases 1950s-70s posters created by the National Security Agency (NSA).

Through the generous efforts that fall under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) these images have been made available to the public for research purposes.

The link to this site can be found here = https://governmentattic.org/28docs/NSAsecurityPosters_1950s-60s.pdf

For additional information on this topic and research assistance on any subject, please feel free to contact us via the following site = https://library.shu.edu/library/research-appointments

Best wishes and success to everyone for the Spring Semester!

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