Three TCNJ students presented original research at the Kentucky Conference on Health Communication. Their projects addressed topics including men’s mental health coverage. Faculty praised their achievements while highlighting ongoing support for student scholarship.
Seven Princeton University professors have received prestigious Guggenheim Fellowships for their work across diverse academic fields. Two visiting artists affiliated with Princeton were also honored alongside several alumni recognized by the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation.
Amneal Pharmaceuticals has launched its first two metered-dose respiratory inhalers—generic versions of PROAIR HFA and QVAR—in the U.S., following FDA approval last year. The company says this move expands patient access to key asthma therapies while marking an important step into complex drug delivery systems.
Seton Hall University will hold its ninth annual Giving Day on April 22-23 to raise funds supporting all areas of campus life. The event features donor challenges tied to participation goals across schools with incentives including a $500,000 pledge once certain milestones are met.
Seton Hall University has reaffirmed its status as an R2 institution with high research activity while retaining its Opportunity Colleges designation. Officials credit increased faculty support for tripling grant applications since 2021.
Seton Hall University honored three students with its 2026 Servant Leader Awards on April 16. The awards celebrate outstanding commitment to service both within campus life and beyond. Recipients were recognized at an official ceremony attended by family members.
RWJBarnabas Health has introduced an extended reality (XR) platform at several facilities to improve neurosurgical planning and patient education. Surgeons now use immersive 3D visualization powered by AI-enhanced imaging during complex cranial or spinal procedures. The technology aims to benefit both clinicians’ precision and patients’ understanding.
Seton Hall University faculty appeared widely across national media outlets throughout March, sharing insights on politics, law, health sciences, business trends, digital culture, and education innovation. Their expertise was featured by major publications including The New York Times, USA Today, CNBC, Vanity Fair, Law.com, Outside Online and more.
Seton Hall University’s Center for Catholic Studies will host its annual Faculty Retreat on June 11-12, 2026. The event aims to offer faculty time for reflection and connection at San Alfonso Retreat Center. More information will be shared with those who register.
The Institute for Communication and Religion has released a new CORECast podcast episode exploring I Corinthians 12. Professors and students discuss spiritual gifts in early Christianity along with broader social themes.