Seton Hall University

More Americans are interested in social distance seating than any other potential coronavirus safety protocol when attending a live sporting event, according to a Seton Hall Sports Poll.

The longtime, student-run radio station in South Orange continues to be scrutinized by religious organizations in other states.

Select colleges and universities in the Garden State are offering hope for normal operations come Fall 2021, whatever that may mean in the face of a lingering coronavirus pandemic.

This vision of "compassionate law enforcement" encompasses several components of social justice, and while South Orange is already off to a good start, officials say the need to constantly improve must remain.

With a new presidential administration comes a stronger concern and willingness to fight the virus head on and bury it for good.

The sports landscape across North America has become suddenly barren, with all in-progress major leagues putting their seasons on hold and serious doubts as to whether the NFL can begin as normal this fall.

The latest statistics from the Pew Research Center claim New Jersey is tied with Kansas and Iowa as the 19th-most religious state in the country.

Nearly 200,000 Salvadorans living in the U.S. will lose 'temporary protected status' if the Trump administration decides to lift it.

The university this month held its first summit on the topic — featuring several speakers with experience in Caribbean affairs — and plans are already in the works for a second summit in 2018.

Given heated opinions on both sides of the issue, the latest Seton Hall Sports Poll decided to get a better read on Americans' overall stance.