A Touch of the Divine Places of sanctuary and reflection on campus. Student, Interrupted John Valentin left Seton Hall in the late 1980s to play professional baseball. Now, he’s back on campus, determined to finish the degree he postponed. City in Transition Seton Hall plays a pivotal role as Newark rejuvenates itself. Read the 2007…
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Classics for the Spirit From Dickens to Dante, this book list is bound to enrich your mind and heart. The Call to Service Seton Hall alumni who have served in Iraq have done so in ways that reflect commitment to the mind, the heart and the spirit. The Newtonian Experiment Leading the turnaround at a…
Comments closedThe Station That Launched a Thousand Careers Thanks to posts at WSOU radio, broadcast journalists get their start at Seton Hall. We share some of their stories. Closer to Home Jeffrey Togman turned to film to show the personal side of political science. His award-winning documentary, Home, depicts the tough choices real people must make…
Comments closedUniversity Day, Our Nation Under a Microscope, continuing coverage of Seton Hall’s Sesquicentennial Celebration, Sports, and 9/11 remembered. Read the complete 2006 fall magazine
Comments closedTribute Inspired by a deep love for the Jewish people, Sister Rose Thering, O.P., Ed.D., led a lifelong campaign against anti-Semitism. Seton Hall Continues Sesquicentennial The University began celebrating Seton Hall’s dynamic 150 years on October 1, 2005. Learn about the years from 1932 to 1950. Read the 2006 summer magazine.
Comments closedHall in the Family Seton Hall runs in the family for the McCarthy clan. Ten members of three generations have attended. Seton Hall Celebrates its Sesquicentennial The University began celebrating Seton Hall’s dynamic 150 years on October 1. In this issue, learn about the early years: 1853 to 1897. Read the entire issue.
Comments closedThis issue features a memorial to the late Pope John Paul II, a articles on the Center for Catholic Studies and the Center for Vocation and Servant Leadership. Download the Spring 2005 issue..
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