Incumbent SGA president runs uncontested in 2024-25 elections
By Emmett Bikales | April 22The Student Government Association (SGA)’s annual elections are being held on Monday, April 22 and Tuesday, April 23.
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Seton Hall Robotics team prepares for world championships
By Jacqueline Litowinsky | April 17The Seton Hall Robotics team advanced to the 2024 VEX Robotics World Championships in Dallas, Texas.
Setonian returning to print
By Megan Brush | April 16After nearly four years of being digital only, the Setonian is returning to print.
Seton Hall community gathers for solar eclipse
By Emma Thumann | April 9In the NYC area, the eclipse began around 2:10 p.m., reaching peak darkness and coverage by 3:25 p.m..
New Jersey's Friday earthquake delays Seton Hall basketball team’s return
By Dareen Abukwaik | April 5A 4.8 magnitude earthquake hit Whitehouse, N.J. and was felt across the East Coast this morning, according to the United States Geological Survey.
BREAKING: Monsignor Joseph R. Reilly named Seton Hall’s 22nd President
By Emma Thumann | April 2On July 1, Reilly will assume his position as University president, while Dr. Katia Passerini, who has served as Interim President since July 2023, will return to her previous position as provost and executive vice president.
Seton Hall files motion to dismiss former President Joseph Nyre’s lawsuit
By Emma Thumann | March 27Seton Hall Director of Media Relations Laurie Pine said the University had no comment.
Celebrating 100 years of The Setonian
By Serena Davis | March 2On March 19, 1924, the first edition of The Setonian was published and now the student-run Seton Hall newspaper is preparing to celebrate its 100th year anniversary.
WIB hosts University’s first-ever WomenCON
By Emma Thumann | February 28Women In Business (WIB) hosted Seton Hall’s first-ever WomenCON on Feb. 6 at Bethany Hall, hosting other women-led student organizations and featuring faculty panelists.
Breaking down former President Nyre’s lawsuit against Seton Hall
By Emma Thumann | February 19We read through the lawsuit so you don't have to. Here's what you need to know.
Seton Hall MSA looks for new prayer room
By Jacqueline Litowinsky | February 17The Seton Hall Muslim Student Association (MSA) is looking to improve the Serra Hall prayer room after it flooded two weeks ago.
Former Regents Chair Kevin Marino’s response to Nyre’s lawsuit: Desperate and pathetic attempt will fail
By Emma Thumann | February 16“I have loved and served Seton Hall for more than forty years, and will love and serve Seton Hall long after Dr. Nyre’s tenure is just a bad memory.”
A "match made in heaven:" Stanton Brown as Buccino Leadership Institutes' executive director
By Margaret Fisher | February 13Brown said his passion for leadership, real life experience, higher education credentials, and had a respect for a multidisciplinary approach were what Seton Hall was looking for in its new executive director of the Buccino Leadership Institute.
From Women in the Media to Gender and the Media: An ever-changing course
By Italia Wiley | February 7Assistant Professor of Communication Dr. Madison Krall, who also teaches Gender and the Media, said the course will continue to evolve because some of the readings she assigned will no longer be relevant in two to three years, as normative standards change and develop over time.
Former President Dr. Joseph Nyre sues Seton Hall, alleging gaslighting, retaliation, breach of contract
By Emma Thumann | February 6Nyre’s wife, Kelli, has also alleged sexual harassment against Seton Hall and Chairman of the Board of Regents Kevin Marino.
Visual and Sound Media professor publishes textbook on creative filmmaking
By Giovanna Giancarlo | February 6Professor and filmmaker William Pace co-wrote “The Filmmaker’s Guide to Creatively Embracing Limitations" with Ingrid Stobbe, a former term professor of Visual and Sound Media at Seton Hall who now teaches at Lesley University in Boston.
Diplomacy professor on leading Israel-Hamas conflict discussions: “Be there for your students, not for a cause”
By Catherine Anderson | February 6“Listening really needs to be emphasized in conversations like this, because everyone forgets to do it,” said Joseph Huddleston, an adjunct professor of the School of Diplomacy.
BREAKING: University announces death of undergraduate student
By Emma Thumann | December 14UPDATE: Joseph DeBari, a junior accounting major in the Stillman School of Business, was a legacy student from Bridgewater, N.J. who was active in the Hall Street Fund.
50 Years of Title IX at Seton Hall
By Dareen Abukwaik | December 12The Seton Hall Center for Sports Media hosted two members of the first women’s basketball team, along with the first female coach, to celebrate 50 years of Title IX on Dec. 1. This event took place a day before the 50 Years of Women’s Sports celebration.
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate visits Seton Hall
By Dareen Abukwaik | December 12The Seton Hall School of Diplomacy and International Relations featured Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Leymah Gbowee during the World Leaders Forum on Nov. 14.
