Annual Scholarship Reception highlights donor support and student impact at Seton Hall Law, underscoring how endowed scholarships shape careers, strengthen community and sustain access to legal educat
Former Gov. Jim McGreevey shared with Seton Hall Law students an honest account of what failure teaches, urging them to embrace setbacks and define their values.
Joshua Colangelo-Bryan and Eric Lewis discussed their recent books on Guantanamo Bay detention, diplomacy and the lawyers who challenged one of the most consequential prison systems in recent history,
In an era of profound international competition and shifting paradigms, Professor Margaret K. Lewis examines how law shapes the U.S.-China relationship and beyond.
Seton Hall Law’s Weekend J.D. hybrid program—the only one of its kind in the tri-state area — offers New York Bar-compliant legal education for working professionals balancing careers and family life.
Reigning Jeopardy! champion Jamie Ding ‘27 and graphic designer-turned-attorney Lizz Lesso ‘25 found their calling in Seton Hall Law's Weekend J.D. Program—without giving up their day jobs.
Dean Emeritus Ronald Riccio led Seton Hall Law through one of its most consequential chapters—anchoring the school in Newark and shaping a landmark institution built to last.
A look at Seton Hall Law through 75 years of history traces the buildings that defined the school's evolution, from its 1951 opening through its landmark home at One Newark Center.
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill electrified the audience at the Women’s Leadership Summit, delivering remarks that blended personal experience, policy urgency and a call to action.
Professor Elizabeth Carter is reshaping legal practice to center women — especially Black women, youth, low-income and working-class people, and other marginalized communities.
At Seton Hall Law’s CIPP/E Bootcamp, participants—from students to industry professionals—gained hands-on training in European data privacy, learning to navigate GDPR and global compliance challenges.
Seton Hall Law students traveled to The Hague to observe international criminal trials, gaining firsthand insight into how international law addresses war crimes and global conflict.
The annual Gaming Bootcamp convenes regulators, operators and lawyers to examine the fast-changing legal landscape of the multibillion-dollar sports betting industry.
For nearly two decades, Lori Andreozzi Gallo has transformed alumni gatherings at Seton Hall Law into memorable celebrations.
Three-time Super Bowl champion Bart Oates ‘90 built an unlikely second career while still playing in the NFL — earning his law degree and launching a successful legal practice.
Seton Hall Law’s Black Law Student Association hosted a panel highlighting Black history, identity and leadership in the legal profession.
More than 30 scholars from around the world gathered at Seton Hall Law School for the inaugural Faith, Values and the Rule of Law Conference.
Thomas Healy has built a career at the intersection of journalism, law and academia. His work shows why experience—not logic alone—shapes the law and sustains democracy.
The annual Rodino Society Banquet celebrated the enduring legacy of Peter W. Rodino Jr. while recognizing honorees Alexandra Gallo, Teresa Rizzo, Maria Frucci and Joseph Zacchelli.
Interested in part-time teaching at Seton Hall? Explore opportunities across our three campuses in undergraduate, graduate, health sciences and law programs.
Congresswoman LaMonica McIver presented new federal funding to strengthen the Family Law Clinic’s work preventing domestic and sexual violence and supporting survivors.
Former governors Chris Christie and NCAA President Charlie Baker spoke about the forces reshaping college athletics and the growing tension between amateur ideals and a multibillion-dollar industry.
Alexandra Wilson Tuman ’23 and Shawn Tuman ’23 reflect on their international clerkship at Kosovo’s Constitutional Court, where comparative constitutional research intersected with cultural exchange.
Theologians D. Stephen Long and Rev. Brent Strawn join David Opderbeck to explore Faithful Exchange, a provocative look at how Scripture and ethics intersect with today’s economy.
In “To Protect Their Interests,” Professor Stephen J. Lubben traces a century-and-a-half of insider control, revealing how the system consistently favors the powerful while others bear the cost.
New Jersey Assembly Speaker Craig J. Coughlin visited Seton Hall Law to learn about the Center for Social Justice and its clinics’ legal services for underserved communities.
A lifelong reader and legal scholar, Assistant Dean Rochelle D. Edwards reflects on the books that shaped her and why Black history remains essential reading now.
A Seton Hall alumna, Congresswoman LaMonica McIver reflects on the law school’s role as a pillar of Newark and a powerful force for justice in New Jersey.
Karol Corbin Walker ’86 reflects on women’s leadership, access to opportunity and the responsibility to “pay it forward” for future generations.
Miriam Theresa Rooney served as the first female dean of an ABA-accredited law school in the United States.
Chris Christie ’87 looks back on how Seton Hall Law shaped his confidence, values and sense of service, offering guidance to today’s law students.
This oral history from 2020 preserves Crosby Smith’s reflections on a career shaped by service, community advocacy and groundbreaking leadership.
Gaia Bernstein argues that, despite AI’s promise, its rapid adoption—especially AI companions—poses serious public-health risks to children and society.
Drawing on theology, legal history and contemporary debates over profit and power, Faithful Exchange: The Economy as It’s Meant to Be calls for recentering human dignity in how we think about markets.
When defendants with serious mental illness enter the criminal justice system, constitutional safeguards are often treated as formalities rather than meaningful limits.
Seton Hall will host its next Graduate Open House on Saturday, February 21, 2026 — the perfect opportunity for attendees to prepare for their graduate school journey.
Speaking at the law school on Jan. 16, Weich pointed to Newark’s history and the legacy of Congressman Peter Rodino as examples of principled leadership during periods of national strain.
Newly appointed Law School Fellow and Adjunct Professor of Law developed a Space Law course that will be taught in the Law School's Weekend Program this Spring.
Seton Hall Law School will mark the beginning of the Holiday Season with the 28th Annual Night of Lights.
Leadership Fellows spent this past semester teaching, coaching, and collaborating with UCVTS students in the Academy for Criminal Justice.
Each year, the Seton Hall Law faculty host a series of distinguished and emerging legal scholars for the Faculty Colloquium.
The University offers a variety of pathways to graduate education, giving students support to help them navigate all options for funding their studies.
Seton Hall CARES is a student-led mental health organization committed to making law student well-being a top priority.
Seton Hall University invites students to stay productive over their winter break by enrolling in the 2026 Winter Session, which runs from January 2 through January 13, 2026.
John Roberts, the Chief Justice of the United States, appointed Seton Hall Law School Professor Edward Hartnett to serve as Reporter to the Standing Committee
Join in the merriment on December 2 at 6 p.m. on the University Green, kicking off a full season of festive events and partner initiatives that emphasize Seton Hall’s strong commitment to faith.
Professor Gaia Bernstein received the Iconic Women: Creating a Better World for All Award at the Women Economic Forum
Seton Hall School of Law hosted the 20th Colloquium on Scholarship in Employment and Labor Law (COSELL), bringing together over seventy employment and labor scholars.
Seton Hall Law School is proud to introduce three new endowed scholarships ahead of the 41st Annual Red Mass on Friday, September 26.
Seton Hall Law is launching three innovative seminars that tackle timeless questions of justice and today’s most urgent challenges in health law and technology.
Professor Jacobi’s work exemplifies Seton Hall University’s mission of servant leadership.
Seton Hall University will host its Fall Graduate Open House on Wednesday, October 15, from 6–8 p.m. in Bethany Hall on the South Orange campus.
The Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law at Seton Hall will host its Tenth Annual Works-in-Progress Retreat on Friday, January 30, 2026.
Seton Hall Law will Host the 41st Annual Red Mass.
Seton Hall University School of Law proudly welcomed the incoming J.D. classes of 2028 and 2029 at Orientation on August 14, 2025
Recognized as one of the Best Colleges in America by The Princeton Review, Seton Hall also received top recognition for Best Student Support and Counseling Services and Best College Radio Station.
Through their research and scholarship, Seton Hall Law faculty continue to advance knowledge and deepen understanding in diverse areas of law and on issues of pressing public importance.
The American Law Institute (ALI) has named Seton Hall Law School Professor David Opderbeck as one its latest inductees.
Seton Hall Law School Professor Gaia Bernstein was appointed as a Visiting Fellow at the Brookings Institution for academic year 2025-2026.
This year, four Weekend students from the Class of 2025 were selected for post-graduate clerkships with state supreme court justices.
Seton Hall's new Faith, Values and the Rule of Law offers a collaborative exploration of how religious, moral and spiritual frameworks intersect with legal systems, leadership and social impact.
Additions enrich impact and expertise in health, food and drug law, environmental law, and experiential learning.
Seton Hall Law School MLS degree is recognized by The Princeton Review as a 2025 Best Online Master of Studies in Law Program.
Meet these standout graduates from Seton Hall’s Class of 2025. Their stories reflect the academic excellence, leadership and service that define the Pirate experience.
School of Law Moves up to #9 in National Health Law Ranking, Supported by the Center for Health and Pharmaceutical Law
Chief Judge Chagares is the first Seton Hall Law graduate to be named a federal Court of Appeals judge.
Professor Doron Dorfman was selected to present his research at the prestigious Harvard/Yale/Stanford Junior Faculty Forum taking place at Harvard Law School in June 2025.
Prospective students are invited to Seton Hall's Graduate Open House on Thursday, May 8, from 6 - 8 p.m. for an inside look at the University's academic offerings and campus culture.
In addition to impressive outcomes, health law program ranks #9 in nation, law school is #1 in nation for clerkships.
Jill Malandrino, creator & host of Nasdaq TradeTalks is a current MLS student. On a recent episode, Alumni discussed the evolving legal landscape of data privacy & cybersecurity & career insights
In the newly released 2025 U.S. News & World Report Best Graduate Schools rankings, programs in business, law, health sciences and education were once again ranked among the best in the country.
Thomas Healy explores the rise and fall of Soul City in latest Henry Louis Gates, Jr., PBS production: "Great Migrations: A People on The Move."
Seton Hall Law students win the Robert F. Wagner National Labor and Employment Law Moot Court Competition, marking the second national championship in 2025 for the Seton Hall Law Moot Court Board.
This year’s Symposium examined the landmark Loper Bright decision and its implications for administrative law both now and in the future.
Each semester Seton Hall Law’s Office of Career Services provides students and recent alum with opportunities to network with attorneys, judges, public service providers and legal experts.
This year, Leadership Fellows led an educational workshop for local residents preparing to take their naturalization test.
Seton Hall University School of Law to host inaugural Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional Bootcamp as part of the overarching Data Privacy and Security Compliance Certificate Program.
Professor Williamjames Hull Hoffer (Department of History) has published the defining legal history of a landmark decision by the U.S. Supreme Court that gutted a key piece of FDR’s New Deal.
Law Students, in combination with the Prison Book Program, publish a legal resource for incarcerated individuals.
Learn about adjunct teaching at Seton Hall at our information fair. Opportunities available across three campuses at the undergraduate and graduate levels as well as in health sciences and law.
Professor Paula Franzese hosts 30th Annual Celebration of Loving the Law.
For the first time, Seton Hall won the Hicks Thomas LLP Moot Court National Championship, with 3L students Emma Taylor and Christopher Frey.
Winter course for students in their final year enables students to learn new trial skills, culminating in a mock jury trial at the federal courthouse before sitting federal judges.
Seton Hall Law's Institute for Privacy Protection & Gibbons Institute for Law Science & Tech host a virtual symposium, "AI companions: The New Frontier of Kids' Screen Addiction and Online Harms."
Seton Hall’s grant-driven Detention and Deportation Defense Initiative (DDDI), which provides pro bono immigration counsel to indigent New Jerseyans in removal proceedings prepares to work overtime.
During Graduate Open House on Saturday, February 22, at 10 a.m., prospective students will have the chance to discover Seton Hall's 140 career-defining graduate degree and certificate programs.
Seton Hall Law School has named two individuals and one student group to the 2024 Pro Bono Honor Roll to recognize the tremendous contributions they have made to both the University and the community.
The Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law at Seton Hall will host its Ninth Annual Works-in-Progress Retreat on Friday, January 31, 2025.
Professor Carl Coleman, Associate Dean and Professor of Law, honored for his significant contributions that have helped shape the fields of bioethics and health scholarship and policy.
Leadership Fellows commit themselves to a cause that so few consider, yet so many are affected by.
The Housing Justice Project seeks to provide representation and support to tenants in landlord-tenant disputes and with other housing needs.
The Office of the Provost is pleased to invite student applications from all disciplines to represent Seton Hall at the 2025 BIG EAST Undergraduate Research Poster Symposium at Madison Square Garden.
Members of the Seton Hall community and beyond gathered for a mass and ceremony to formally welcome Monsignor Joseph R. Reilly as the 22nd president of Seton Hall University.
Seton Hall Law's Center for Social Justice welcomes new team members and launches the Transactional Legal Clinic and Criminal Legal Education, Advocacy, and Reform/Reentry Assistance Project.
Interdisciplinary program is designed for students interested in both international relations and legal frameworks.
Housing Justice Project at Seton Hall Law, Lowenstein Center for the Public Interest, Volunteer Lawyers for Justice, and Housing Justice Program at Rutgers Law issue a report on Unjustified Evictions.
Seton Hall Law’s Center for Social Justice Represents New Jersey Farm Workers in their fight for an equal minimum wage.
Britta Redwood, J.D., holds a joint appointment as assistant professor at the School of Diplomacy and Seton Hall Law. She is teaching classes in international law and international human rights.
Check out the impressive array of forthcoming scholarship by Seton Hall Law's faculty.
Seton Hall Law welcomes Rochelle Edwards as the new Assistant Dean for Equity, Justice, and Engagement. She looks forward to discussing how to make Seton Hall a more inclusive and welcoming school.
The Denis F. McLaughlin Advanced Trial Advocacy Workshop this coming January 2025, will mark the sixth year of the program, cementing the legacy of Seton Hall Law Professor Denis F. McLaughlin.
Prospective students are invited to explore Seton Hall's diverse graduate programs at the Fall Graduate Open House from 6-8 p.m., Tuesday, October 1, at Bethany Hall on the South Orange campus.
In a recent report from Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce, Seton Hall Law School ranked 31st out of 186 law schools in the United States, placing it in the top 17%.
Seton Hall University School of Law Career Services Office helps students land judicial clerkships after graduation.
Seton Hall University School of Law has appointed Professor Michael Coenen as the inaugural Marino, Tortorella & Boyle Professor of Law.
Public Interest Network raises money for students working unpaid legal internships in public service this summer.
Dean Ronald Weich and Seton Hall Law student Priscilla Febus ’26 discussed what he is looking forward to in his first year as Dean and the importance of a legal education.
Leadership Fellows partnered with the Strong Futures program in Union City, NJ to help young people transitioning out of the child welfare system or experiencing homelessness.
James Finnegan delivers a powerful, personal story emphasizing that success is defined by the strength of our relationships and support of others.
Professor Richard Winchester, J.D. asks why the FHA funded an all-Black community despite a whites-only policy.
Ronald H. Weich, prominent legal authority, settled into the newest role of his impressive legal career, Dean of Seton Hall University School of Law, on July 1, 2024.
Professor Karla Foy wins University-Wide award for Excellence and Innovation in Teaching 21st-Century Skills
Professor Tracy Kaye selected as Fulbright Scholar to Austria. Her research project is The Global Minimum Tax: Consequences for the EU-U.S. Relationship.
A glimpse into the Data Security and Privacy Lab taught by Distinguished Practitioner in Residence Mary Hildebrand
Professor Maldonado was an Associate Reporter of the recently approved American Law Institute’s Restatement on Children and the Law and published a new book
Professor Gaia Bernstein delivers a TEDx Talk about addictive technologies and the need for legal and moral accountability.
The Seton Hall Law team received 15th place overall in the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition.
Seton Hall Law School Associate Clinical Professor Kevin Kelly receives the 2024 Lighthouse Award, recognizing his professionalism and integrity throughout his legal career.
U.S. District Judge Michael A. Shipp ’94, will deliver the keynote address at the 70th commencement ceremony for Seton Hall University School of Law on Tuesday, June 4 at the NJPAC
Seton Hall partnered with Off-Campus Partners to launch a new housing listing site, offering off-campus living options for students, faculty and staff in the South Orange, Nutley and Newark areas.
The Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law at Seton Hall University School of Law welcomes Professor Matiangai V.S. Sirleaf as the Distinguished Visiting Scholar for 2024.
The Seton Hall Law School Center for Social Justice (CSJ), in collaboration with Make the Road New Jersey (MRNJ), hosted a two-day clinic as part of the Deferred Action for Labor Enforcement project
Seton Hall Law’s Health Law Forum hosted its annual Health Law Outlook dinner, celebrating this year’s authors and publications for its student-run health law journal.
Seton Hall faculty members were honored for their teaching and research contributions at the annual Faculty Excellence Awards on Monday evening.
In an era dominated by digital connectivity, excessive screen time has eroded meaningful relationships, prompting the need for collective legal action to address the pervasive impact of addictive tech
The seventh annual Giving Day at Seton Hall, held from April 17-18, achieved remarkable success.
The 2024 Professor of the Year award goes to Michael Coenen and Adjunct Professor of the Year goes to Henry Karwowski.
Seton Hall Law students sharpen their persuasion skills while competing in the 2024 Gressman and Riccio competitions.
The Women’s Leadership Summit provides an opportunity for alumnae, women lawyers, and allies to build lasting connections.
U.S. News and World Report has Ranked Seton Hall Law School #61 in the Best Law School ranking for 2024-25.
Join Interim Provost Erik Lillquist (a lawyer and former History major!) and several Seton Hall History alums as they discuss the path to law school via the study of History.
Muslim Law Students Association (MLSA) hosted its second annual Iftar to share the meaning of Ramadan with the Seton Hall Law community.
On March 13, 2024, Seton Hall Law School’s Asian-Pacific American Law Students Association (APALSA) hosted its third annual networking event – Better Together.
Legal Education Opportunity Program Fellows and alumni spent an evening together for mentorship and reminiscing at the LEO Student-Alumni Mixer on March 18, 2024.
Seton Hall Law’s Professor Jonathan Hafetz and students travelled to The Hague in the Netherlands in the new course “Human Rights in The Hague.”
First-year law students visit the Middlesex County Courthouse for an insightful Roundtable Discussion with judges and opportunity to see live proceedings.
The Law School received more than $1.6 million in grants from the NJ State Bar Foundation, with the funding spread over several years in support of clinical programs at the Center for Social Justice.
On February 23-24, 2024, Seton Hall Law School's Mock Trial Team competed in the inaugural Shark Beach Showdown—a national trial competition
The Institute for Privacy Protection and Gibbons Institute for Law Science & Technology will host a conference on "Legal Responses to Addictive Technologies"
To celebrate Black History Month and encourage community partnerships, Seton Hall members participated in the Newark Museum of Art (NMOA) event "Art After Dark: College Night" on February 1.
Despite a global pandemic, Seton Hall University's Office of Grants and Research (OGRS) 2022-2023 OGRS Annual Report reveals significant funding gains over the past three years, garnering $16 million.
In February of each year, law professors from around the country submit new scholarly work for publication in law reviews. On Friday, January 26, Seton Hall Law’s faculty gathered to discuss and works
Nationally recognized scholar-leader whose career spans academia, private practice and high-level federal service.
The Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law at Seton Hall celebrated its Eighth Annual Works-in-Progress Retreat on Friday, January 12, 2024.
Summer jobs provide opportunities to build skills, extend professional networks, and develop strong resumes for future career success
An update of what notable work and achievements Seton Hall Law School students are involved in this Summer
Join us at Graduate Open House on Saturday, February 24, to explore over 90 innovative programs, connect with faculty, meet other students, and discover your path to success.
Learn about the Center for Health and Pharmaceutical Law’s dynamic and highly-regarded faculty and their recent accomplishments.
Professors John Jacobi and Tara Ragone, have been the recipients of significant grant funding, allowing them to conduct research and improve the quality of life for communities across the state.
Seton Hall University Law School held its Fourth Annual Sports Law Symposium on Wednesday, November 8, 2023, centered around the theme “Money in Sports,” and the evolving landscape of investment in sp
Professor Gaia Bernstein did not foresee the legal implications of technology company oversight when she started writing her book Unwired: Gaining Control Over Addictive Technologies.
The Pro Bono Honor Role was established to acknowledge and highlight the exceptional work of individuals engaging in providing pro bono legal services.
Seton Hall Law Professor Doron Dorfman received the Michael J. Zimmer Memorial Award for a rising scholar who has made a significant contribution to the field of work law.
Seton Hall Law's Gibbons Institute for Law, Science & Technology welcomes Distinguished Practitioner in Residence, William Coppola of the Class of 1991.
Mr. William Coppola joins Seton Hall Law as the Gibbon’s Institute for Law, Science and Technology Distinguished Practitioner in Residence. Seton Hall Law enthusiastically welcomes Bill and his extens
Law on Film is a podcast created and hosted by Seton Hall Law Professor Jonathan Hafetz, a lawyer, legal scholar, and film buff.
Learn more about adjunct teaching at Seton Hall at our information fair. Opportunities are available across three campuses at the undergraduate and graduate levels including health sciences and law.
On September 7, 2023 Seton Hall Law’s Latin American Law Students Association (LALSA) received the Hispanic National Bar Association’s (HNBA) “Vision in Action” Law Student Organization of the Year Aw
Seton Hall University was again recognized as one of the Top Colleges in America by The Princeton Review.
Last week marked the start of the new academic year for the award-winning Leadership Fellows Program, comprised of a selective cadre of Seton Hall Law students with demonstrated leadership ability.
Seton Hall University AMTA Mock Trial Team is gearing up for another exciting year of competition. Read more about their impactful summer volunteer work and to learn how to get involved!
Five distinguished alumni from Seton Hall University have been named to "The Top 50 Attorneys of New Jersey for 2023" by Attorney Intel.
Join us at the Fall Graduate Open House on October 3 to explore over 90 innovative programs and connect with faculty, meet students, and discover your path to success.
The report from the Center for Policy & Research was featured by Forbes; Politico; a Tweet from an MSNBC executive producer, USA-Today NJ and Florida, Daily Kos, Yahoo News and AOL
Professor Thomas Healy analyzes the Freedom of Speech defense strategy in the latest Trump indictment
The Center for Policy & Research at Seton Hall University has released a report, "The January 6 Insurrectionists: Who They Are and What They Did," and accompanying interactive PowerBI dataset, which p
David Opderbeck, Ph.D., a professor of law and co-director of the Gibbons Institute of Law, Science & Technology and the Institute for Privacy Protection at Seton Hall University Law School, has recei
At the annual awards ceremony for graduating students, held on May 24, 2023, the Center for Social Justice (CSJ) recognized students for outstanding work and commitment in each of its legal clinics.
Professor Doron Dorfman and Zackary Berger, M.D., of Johns Hopkins published “Approving Workplace Accommodations for Pat
Seton Hall Law Professor Doron Dorfman and Professor Zackary Berger, M.D., of Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, have published "Approving Workplace Accommodations for Patients with Long Covid — Advice
Esteemed Alumnus and Adjunct Professor Michael Noriega chosen by Governor Murphy to bring his values and intellect to state's highest court.
The Center for Policy & Research has released “American Torturers: FBI & CIA Abuses at Dark Sites and Guantanamo,” which includes first person accounts and drawings from Abu Zubaydah.
The Law School jumped 17 places to 56th overall and was ranked 12th best Part-Time program and 11th best Health Care Law program in the nation.
Seton Hall has reason to celebrate as U.S. News & World Report ranked its graduate programs among the best for the 2023-2024 academic year.
Seton Hall's sixth annual Giving Day shatters the record for the greatest number of donors in the history of Giving Day while raising the highest giving total since 2018!
An Interview with Law Professor Gaia Bernstein, author of the celebrated book UNWIRED.
Spearheaded by Director Lesley Risinger J.D.’03, and Professor Emeritus Michael Risinger, the Law School's Last Resort Exoneration Project has secured the freedom of another man wrongfully convicted.
Seton Hall University School of Law ranked 31st in the nation for first-time bar passage rate, exceeding the state average by more than 14 points, and other law schools in New Jersey by nearly 17.
The Princeton Review has again ranked Seton Hall Law among the 'Best Law Schools' in the United States, with a Career Rating that puts it within the Top 25 percent of law schools in the nation.
Nine Seton Hall Law students received an award from the NJSBA for developing informational videos for survivors of domestic and sexual violence who represent themselves in restraining order hearings.
Secured by Sen. Cory Booker, the funding will enhance reentry efforts by providing legal relief from barriers to reintegration for the formerly incarcerated.
On Sat., 2/25 at noon, Seton Hall will host its annual Graduate Open House in Bethany Hall. Discover how a graduate degree from Seton Hall can help you achieve your professional and personal goals.
The MLK Leadership Program and the Law School join with the University Core to present a panel on Achieving Just Mercy in connection with our FY SHU-Reads selection, Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson.
Thomas Healy’s Soul City furthers understanding of civil rights movement and its legacy.
Seton Hall's Office of Graduate Affairs recently announced additional scholarship opportunities in select programs for incoming students pursuing their master’s degree this fall.
New Jersey's top Federal Prosecutor, Philip R. Sellinger, will join the faculty of Seton Hall University School of Law’s Third Annual Gaming Law, Compliance, and Integrity Bootcamp.
Seton Hall Law alumnus Joseph A. Torcivia, Esq. and his family make a major gift commitment for scholarships and the new basketball practice facility
Seton Hall Law School: Gaming, Hospitality, Entertainment, and Sports Law Program ('GHamES')
Three Decades of Support from Peter N. Larson ’74 JD and Maury Cartine, ’70 BSB/’76 JD.
Seton Hall University is proud to be the first and only school in New Jersey to offer a Forensic Social Work concentration for graduate students.
Seton Hall Law School’s Assistant Dean Devon Corneal outlined potential legal issues facing the esports betting sector for ROJ-NJ's March 9, 2022 article on the rise of esports in New Jersey.
Chair of the Board of Regents, Kevin H. Marino, Esq. ’84 and his wife, Rita Marino, M.A.E. ’94, donate $1 million to establish an endowed professorship at the Law School.
Seton Hall Law Center for Social Justice takes on initiatives related to housing advocacy projects and immigrants' rights.
The Immigrants’ Rights/International Human Rights Clinic of the Center for Social Justice has been participating in New Jersey’s Detention and Deportation Defense Initiative (DDDI) since its launch in
Bryan Stevenson, author of Just Mercy and Director of the Equal Justice Initiative, will present on social justice and personal involvement at Seton Hall--and be presented with an honorary doctorate.
Law School alum Aderemilekun 'Ade' Omojola, Esq. is working on behalf of the Yoruba Strategy Alliance, filing claims of genocide against leading Nigerian officials in the International Criminal Court.
The Asian Pacific American Law Students Association (APALSA) at Seton Hall Law has been busy hosting events and programs in celebration of the heritage month.
Law Professor Heather Payne is an emerging leader in the areas of environmental law, energy law, evolving regulatory policy, and the implications for property, both real and intellectual.
Expertise on U.S.-China Relations around criminal justice and human rights policy highlighted in The Guardian, Newsweek, Globe and Mail and Inside Higher Ed.
Law Professor Thomas Healy's book, Soul City: Race, Equality, and the Lost Dream of an American Utopia, was named an Editor's Choice by NY Times, featured by NPR, The New Yorker and more.
Law Professor Richard Winchester offers expert insights into various aspects of the latest stimulus package, unemployment benefits and other aid for individuals and families in distress due to Covid.
With 'impact' as the criteria, Law Professor Paula Franzese was named a Top Woman in Law by the New Jersey Law Journal.
When Jeffrey Brown ’82, partner at Garfunkel, Wild, P.C., a highly respected healthcare attorney, speaks about Seton Hall Law he talks about being proud. He shares how proud he is to be a graduate of
The Council on Foreign Relations has elected China expert and Law Professor Margaret K. Lewis to life membership.
Believed to be the first of its kind in the nation, the course will examine the myriad law and policy issues of the pandemic.
Visiting Law Professor Richard Winchester on who, how much and how people will receive payments from the stimulus package.
The Law School's Last Resort Exoneration Project wins freedom for two men wrongly convicted.
Law School alumnus Marcus Hicks, Esq. has been appointed Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Corrections.
The Law School's Exoneration Project won its appeal on the wrongful conviction of two NJ men found guilty of murder in 1996.
