Prior to 2015, the last two major academic units established at Seton Hall were the Graduate School of Health and Medical Sciences created in 1987 and the School of Diplomacy and International Relations, with its inaugural class in 1998. In the past 10 months, we have been blessed to announce two major additions to our colleges and schools. After revealing plans for a new school of medicine in January — a project that continues to move forward — Seton Hall proudly launched a College of Communication and the Arts this past summer.
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Rather than create a cult of personality around himself, former Pirate baseball player Craig Biggio played hard and respected the game. He ended his pro career in elite historical company.
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Committing itself to a bold vision for the future while not forgetting that its success is rooted in the time-honored bonds of community.
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Seton Hall and Hackensack University Health Network launch plans to create New Jersey’s only private medical school.
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The success of Father Edwin Leahy ’68 in running Saint Benedict’s Prep in Newark has generated national attention and inspired a new documentary.
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Representing the U.S. at the international G(irls)20 summit gave Cynthia Sularz the spark she needed to follow her passion — empowering other young women.
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Laquan Ford ’13 needed a helping hand. Nick Scalera ’63 was there to offer it. The bond they formed has made a profound difference — for them both.
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Shannon Morris ’92/M.A. ’94 runs Sigma Group, New Jersey’s top ad agency, with an emphasis on fostering creativity and finding balance.
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Young homeless mothers learn critical lessons in prenatal and infant care through a texting program.
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On a recent trip to the Philippines, my wife, Jo, and I shared a chance encounter that reminded me of Seton Hall’s expanding global influence.
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