At Seton Hall, faculty mentorship and undergraduate research allow students to discover unexpected pathways to reshape their goals and aspirations. Kayla Wager came to Seton Hall to become a teacher. Instead, the second-semester senior is headed to a master’s program in data science and engineering, something she never would have considered were it not for…
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The life-affirming act of donating a kidney links four Student Services employees to their recipients and each other, in a gift of compassion of service. Consider the kidneys. They measure about four to five inches tall and two to three inches wide — roughly the size of a fist — and weigh about 10 to…
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A tour through Seton Hall’s collection of sacred texts connects us to centuries of history, faith and culture. Seton Hall’s collection of rare books and sacred texts is a window into history and ideas, say Sarah Ponichtera, assistant dean for special collections and the gallery, and Jacquelyn Deppe, technical services archivist, who curate and maintain this collection at the Seton Hall…
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Inside a Campaign for a Greater Seton Hall On the night of September 19, the Bishop Dougherty University Center buzzed with excitement. Hundreds of Seton Hall alumni, faculty, students, friends and family gathered to celebrate the public launch of For All, Forever: A Campaign for a Greater Seton Hall — the University’s first comprehensive campaign in nearly two decades. Kicking off the…
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On any given day across the Seton Hall campus, members of our community live out the Catholic faith in myriad ways. They attend daily Mass in the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception. They gather for weekly Bible study. They attend Thursday night events organized by Campus Ministry. And they spread out across New Jersey and…
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Monsignor Joseph Reilly steps into the role of Seton Hall’s 22nd president — guided by faith and an open heart. Stepping down from the podium at the November 4 ceremonies marking his investiture as the University’s 22nd president, Monsignor Joseph Reilly S.T.L., Ph.D., moved closer to the audience to share three aspects of his life…
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In 2022, Seton Hall’s men’s golf team won the BIG EAST title — the first time in 22 years — and set a school mark for scoring average. The coach at the time, Clay White, was overseeing a program on the rise when he moved on to the University of Pennsylvania that same year. That’s…
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A new set of interdisciplinary programs marries the humanities with professional and technical coursework to better prepare Seton Hall students for their careers. They might at first appear to be an odd pairing for such an ambitious initiative. Elizabeth McCrea is an associate professor of management in Seton Hall’s Stillman School of Business. Abe Zakhem…
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With his appointment to the New Jersey Supreme Court, Justice Michael Noriega, J.D. ’02 became the first public defender to join the state’s top court.
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Professor William Connell uncovers an important historical document in an antiques shop on the Amalfi Coast of Italy.
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