Rowan student, legislators announce affordable college study, make final pre-election minimum wage hike push
By Carly Q. Romalino/ South Jersey Times WEST DEPTFORD — Rachel Storch, a Rowan University junior, thought she’d be…
Dorm space going unused at NJ colleges
By Pat Alex New Jersey’s largely commuter public colleges and universities made a concerted push over the last decade…
Faculty union negotiating contract
By Katie Park Members of the Rutgers University faculty are locked in a bargaining session for better working conditions…
Annual Rise in Cost of Public College Slows
By Tamar Lewin Tuition and fees at public universities increased less than 3 percent this academic year, the smallest…
Reward Amid Controversy
By Ry Rivard […] Adrienne Eaton, the past president of the American Association of University Professors chapter at Rutgers,…
Tax-exempt colleges contribute in other ways, report says
By Susan Synder, Inquirer Staff Writers. Philadelphia’s universities, which are largely exempt from paying property taxes, are fighting back…
Faculty Pushback on Online Deal
By Carl Straumsheim The effort to offer more graduate degree programs online at Rutgers University at New Brunswick hit…
Rutgers professors fight deal to offer online degrees, citing ‘academic freedom’ concerns
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger PISCATAWAY — Rutgers University faculty members are fighting a lucrative, seven-year deal the school…
A look at area colleges’ enrollment trends
By Jonathan Lai, Inquirer Staff Writer With the fall semester well underway, South Jersey community colleges and universities are…
Christie touts education spending in Ramapo visit
By Melissa Hayes, State House Bureau, The Record. Governor Christie, center, speaking Tuesday during a visit to Ramapo College…
U.S. to Contact Borrowers With New Options for Repaying Student Loans
By Tamar Lewin When President Obama last month announced proposals to make college more affordable, many critics focused on…
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