Seton Hall names Monsignor Joseph Reilly as new president
The school says Monsignor Joseph Reilly brings a deep knowledge of Catholic higher education.
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Apr 3, 2024, 11:49 AM
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Updated 286 days ago
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5ds agoSeton Hall University appointed its 22nd president.
The school says Monsignor Joseph Reilly brings a deep knowledge of Catholic higher education. He's an alum, faculty member and priest.
This comes after former president Joseph Nyre filed a lawsuit against Seton Hall, alleging retaliation and sexual harassment against his wife.
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