Seton Hall University - Galleon Yearbook (South Orange, NJ)

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Law School Building, Newark The Seton Hall Law School was first opened February 5, 1951 in Jersey City, but soon moved to Newark and established itself at 40 Clinton Street, the former site of the University College. In addition to its many classrooms, the building also contains a library of 18,000 volumes of American, British, and International Law, and facilities for conducting moot courts on Saturdays. Both undergraduate and graduate law courses are offered with due emphasis placed upon the applications of the criteria of philosophical realism, a viewpoint neglected by many law schools.

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University College Building, Newark At the University College in Newark, Seton Hall offers afternoon and evening classes in this twelve-story building at 31 Clinton Street. This impressive structure was purchased in the late summer of 1951 and the University College moved there from 40 Clinton Street where it had been housed since its inception in 1937. Among the facilities which it offers are an excellent library of 17,000 volumes located in a friendly, pleasantly furnished fifth floor retreat, two large student lounges which often provide excellent opportunities for various exhibits of art and sculpture, and many spacious classrooms.