Diplomacy Students Visit Washington, D.C. with Seton Hall’s Pre-Professional Advising Center
Erin Araneta Staff Writer Over spring break, twelve Seton Hall University students, including five Diplomacy students, embarked on the
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Myanmar Expels East Timorese Ambassador Over Human Rights Feud
Erin Araneta Staff Writer Myanmar’s military authorities ordered the head of Timor-Leste’s diplomatic mission in Yangon to leave the
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Revoking the Endangerment Finding: A Dangerous Climate Gamble
Erin Araneta Staff Writer Record-shattering heat waves, flooded towns, and winter storms packing unprecedented fury have characterized climate change’s recent
Read MoreNations Ratify World’s First Treaty to Protect International Waters
With the 60th country ratifying the High Seas Treaty on Friday, September 19, nations around the world have ratified the world’s first treaty to protect international waters. With growing risks that can potentially damage marine ecosystems, the treaty, which is two decades in the making, is a testament to global collaboration and efforts towards conserving marine life.
Read MoreThe Center for Foreign Policy Studies Visits the School of Diplomacy
On Friday, April 4 at noon in the Diplomacy Room, Seton Hall University’s School of Diplomacy and International Relations students had the opportunity to attend and participate in a discussion with Dr. See Seng Tan of the Center for Foreign Policy Studies, moderated by Professor Ann Marie Murphy. Dr. Tan, who wears many hats including serving as the President and CEO of International Students Inc.; the Research Advisor at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Students; and the Senior Associate at the Centre for Liberal Arts and Social Sciences at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, discussed Southeast Asia’s engagement with the United States during the first Trump administration, and whether engagement with the second Trump administration will differ.
Read MoreNewJeans Sparks Controversy Over Workplace Conditions, Raising Questions About Labor Standards in K-Pop
A young and popular K-pop group called NewJeans has been the center of controversy and attention after their public complaints about the workplace environment created by their parent company, Hybe.
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