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The following is a selected list of articles, books and texts that provide
an introductory look at Seton Hall University history from 1856 to the
present. All of the following titles are found in the William Noé Field
Archives & Special Collections Center and/or Walsh Library Main Collection.
The location of these publications and call numbers are provided where
available…
Barron's Educational Series - Capsule Profile: Seton Hall University.
Woodbury, NY: Barron's Educational Series, Inc., 1969. [University Archives,
LD4931.S28 B3]
Barron's Profiles of American Colleges: An In-Depth Study: Seton Hall
University, South Orange, NJ. Woodbury, NY: Barron's Educational Series,
1973. [Walsh Library, LD4931.S33 B33 1973]
Bicentennial Celebration of Seton Hall University. South Orange, NJ:
Seton Hall University, 1976. (Pamphlet) [University Archives]
Catalog(ue) of Seton Hall College/University. South Orange, NJ: Seton
Hall College/University, 1861-Present. An annual or bi-annual publication
that provides historical sketches, faculty lists, student rosters, course
descriptions and various other information depending upon the type of
catalog(ue) issued by year. Also referred to as the "bulletin" with
variations for the graduate division, nursing school, urban division
(Newark, Paterson), summer school and so forth. [University Archives]
Cunningham, John T. "The Hall's First Century," Newark Sunday News
Magazine 6-8:14-16, 4 March 1956. [University Archives]
Cunningham, Thomas W., ed. The Summit of a Century: The Centennial Story
of Seton Hall University, 1856-1956. South Orange, NJ: Seton Hall
University, 1956. [Walsh Library & University Archives, LD4931.S439 1956]
D'Alessio, Edward R. Seton Hall - A Personal History. South Orange,
NJ: Seton Hall University, 1982. [University Archives]
Delozier, Alan. Seton Hall Pirates: A Basketball History. Charleston,
SC: Arcadia Publishing, 2002. [University Archives, GV885.72NS D4 2002]
Diamond Jubilee Edition, 1856-1931: The Setonian. South Orange, NJ:
Seton Hall College, 1931. [University Archives]
Galleon, The. South Orange, NJ: Seton Hall College/University,
1924-1942, 1947-1999. The Seton Hall College/University student
annual/yearbook known as the "White & Blue" from 1924-1942. [University
Archives]
Gateway to Knowledge - Seton Hall University. South Orange, NJ: Seton
Hall University, 1963. [Walsh Library, LD4931.S32.G3]
Introduction to Seton Hall University History. South Orange, NJ:
Seton Hall University, Undated. [University Archives]
Kelley, James Francis. Memoirs of Msgr. "Doc" J.F. Kelley. Locust,
NJ: Adrian McBride, 1987. [University Archives, LD4931.S27314 K217 1987]
Kennelly, Edward F. A Historical Study of Seton Hall College. D.Ed.
Dissertation. New York: New York University, 1944. [University Archives]
Kubilis, Norbert J. and Herman R. Bollenbach. An Index to Seton Hall
University in Periodic Literature. South Orange, NJ: Seton Hall
University, 1968. [University Archives]
Kubilis, Norbert J. and Herman R. Bollenbach. "Centennial of a Seer,"
Seton Hallmark Fall 1968. [University Archives]
Lomask, Milton. "How Does a College Grow?" The Sign June 1958.
[University Archives]
Marshall, Rev. William Francis. Sketch of Seton Hall College. South
Orange, NJ: Seton Hall College Student Catalogue, 1895. [University
Archives]
Moore, Joseph A. Historic Setonia: A Pictorial History of Seton Hall
University, South Orange, NJ, 1856-1950. South Orange, NJ: Seton Hall
University, 1951. [University Archives]
"125 Years of Catholic Higher Education - Seton Hall University,"
Setonian 58:15, 10 December 1981. [University Archives]
Navarra, Tova. Seton Hall University. Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing,
1999. [University Archives, LD4931.S36 N38 1999]
Reilly, George L.A. Seton Hall College, 1856-1950. South Orange, NJ:
Seton Hall University Office of Publications, 1982. [University Archives]
Reilly, George L.A. "Thomas J. Walsh and Seton Hall College, 1928-1952,"
New Jersey History 98 (1-2): 37-48, 1980. [Walsh Library]
Scalera, Nick R. "One Hundred and Six Years Ago A Convert, 48 Acres, and 5
Students Formed Seton Hall," Setonian 27:1-37, September 1962.
[University Archives, LD4931.S322 S2]
"Seton Hall," New Jersey Bell Telephone Company January 1959.
[University Archives, LD4931.S282 B4]
Seton Hall - Did You Know? 1856-1992. South Orange, NJ: Seton Hall
University, 1992. [University Archives]
"Seton Hall - The First Hundred Years," New Jersey Business 16-19,
1955. [University Archives]
Seton Hall University Fact Book. South Orange, NJ: Seton Hall
University Office of Policy and Planning, 1987-Present (Various Years).
[University Archives & Walsh Library, LD4931.S2932]
Seton Hall University Self-Study Report. South Orange, NJ: Seton Hall
University, 1925-1994. Assortment of materials related to university
accreditation and institutional review are available upon request.
[University Archives]
Setonian, The. South Orange, NJ: Seton Hall University, 1924-Present.
Weekly student newspaper published during the academic year. Various issues
available. [University Archives]
Sharkey, Clyde D. "How Seton Hall Became A University," Newark Sunday
News 4-6:14-16, 7 February 1954. [University Archives]
Significant Dates in the History of Seton Hall University, 1856-1982,
South Orange, NJ: Seton Hall University, 1982. [University Archives]
Three Years at Seton Hall: An Account of a Stewardship, South Orange,
NJ: Seton Hall University, 1963. [Walsh Library, LD4931.S29 1963]
University Statues. South Orange, NJ: Seton Hall University, 1960. 2d
ed. [University Archives, LD4931.S275 1960]
Van Loan, Elizabeth. "Wide Halls of Learning Grow Wider," Suburban Life
February 1960. [University Archives]
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