Submissions from 2022
Data Love and Appreciation at the Hall, Samah Alshrief
Data Services Offering New Statista Subscription and Summer Data Training Workshops, Samah Alshrief
Walsh Gallery and Alberto Italian Studies Institute present “Currency, Culture and the Ron D’Argenio Collection of Coins and Antiquities”, Jeanne Brasile
Walsh Gallery Exhibition is Visitor Driven, Jeanne Brasile
Archives Acquires New Medieval Manuscript Facsimiles, Sarah Ponichtera
Scholarly Metrics Information, Seton Hall University
Submissions from 2021
University Libraries Awarded National Grant to Preserve Artifacts from Five Pathbreaking New Jersey Politicians, Julia Mills
Submissions from 2020
Love Data Week at Seton Hall University Libraries, Lisa DeLuca
Political Analysis Journal Surpasses 21,000 Downloads During COVID-19, Lisa DeLuca and Marlene Da Cruz
Stata Now Available, Milan Stanic
Submissions from 2019
Walsh Gallery Provides Learning Opportunities for Museum Professions Students, Hannah Gaston
After Hours Study Space Opens at University Libraries, Michael Giorgio
University Libraries Sponsors Second Love Data Week Series, Michael Giorgio
Why Worry About Copyright?, Lysa Martinelli
SHU Staff and Faculty Enjoy Walking Tour of Historic South Orange Campus, Bryan Meadows
"The Jewel of the Campus": Walsh Library Celebrates 25 Years, Matthew Minor
Submissions from 2018
University Libraries Sponsors Data Management Skills Events During October, Michael Giorgio
University Libraries Sponsors Data Management Skills Events During October, Michael Giorgio
University Libraries Sponsors Love Data Week, Michael Giorgio
University Libraries Sponsors Love Data Week, Michael Giorgio
Institute for Communication and Religion Collaborates with University Libraries for Discussion on Fake News, Darwin Osias
Political Science Journal Hits 10,000 Downloads Worldwide, Michael Ricciardelli
Seton Hall University Thanks You, Seton Hall University Libraries, Gerard Shea Director, Kathryn Wissel Assistant Director, and John Buschman Executive Producer
Submissions from 2017
Institutional eRepository Hits Two Million Downloads, Michael Giorgio
University Libraries Speakers Series: Critical Issues In Information & Education, Michael Giorgio
