Four outstanding Seton Hall University student entrepreneurs pitched their business ideas to compete for over $16,000 in venture capital seed funding at the 11th annual Pirates Pitch Startup Contest sponsored by the Stillman School of Business’ Center of Innovation and Entrepreneurship. The April 7th virtual event was a huge success that attracted over 250 viewers.
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Once again, the list of Servant Leader Scholars, released annually by the Office of the President, contained many Stillman students. Another particularly notable achievement was the release of the inaugural edition of In The Lead, Seton Hall’s newest publication oriented towards sharing leadership perspectives from different industries.
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Calling all students at Seton Hall University! This year’s Spring Career Fair will be held virtually through the span of 3 days on March 23rd, March 24th, and March 25th. Hosted by The Career Center, the Career Fair is an amazing way to network with potential employers and learn more about different organizations.
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Celebrities cannot get enough of the RSLVTS brand and the company’s eye for style. The RSVLTS (Roosevelts without the vowels) is an apparel company based in Hoboken, NJ with customers across the nation, including superstars such as Aaron Judge and Bryce Harper.
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Calling all entrepreneurs! This is your chance to win up to $16,000 in seed funding for your business idea. Come and show off your entrepreneurial spirit at the 2021 Pirates Pitch hosted by the Center for Entrepreneurial Studies.
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I still remember the first time I toured Seton Hall as a high school junior in April of 2016. One of the first places on campus we stopped at was the Immaculate Conception chapel, where the tour guide told us a fact about the chapel that remains with me to this day…
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As the fall semester comes to an end, students and faculty alike are wondering what the spring semester is going to be like. One thing is for certain, and that is the freedom for students to choose remote learning once again.
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The coronavirus has left universities all over the world adapting to new ways of learning and maximizing the available resources to students on and off campus, heavily relying on technology. Universities planned to return to campus in the fall, but the surge of cases in different parts of the United States has left many universities sending students back within a few weeks of opening doors for students.
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We often take certain services like online banking, mobile trading, and mobile payments for granted. These innovations have shaped our lives and the society around us.
Read MoreThe Fall 2019 semester began a little earlier for twenty outgoing student entrepreneurs who competed in an energetic pitch competition as part of this year’s inaugural Great Minds Entrepreneurship Boot Camp summer experience.
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