‘One Newark’ by the Numbers — Charters Rate as Top Grade-School Choice
As the fight over the “One Newark” reorganization plan for the city’s public schools continues unabated, an interesting pattern…
Slew of changes on South Jersey college campuses
By Jonathan Lai, Inquirer Staff Writer Gloucester County College is no more. In its place stands a new name,…
Chris Christie pushes pension reform, battles with protesters in wake of new NJ budget
By Matt Arco/NJ Advance Media, for NJ.com TRENTON — In years past, Gov. Chris Christie would sign a state…
Legislative Efforts to Slow Down PARCC Parked — at Least for Now
By John Mooney With Christie veto almost certain, lawmakers wait to hear governor’s compromise solution The legislative campaign to…
Rising Tuition Discounts and Flat Tuition Revenues Squeeze Colleges Even Harder
By Scott Carlson By now, the picture painted in a new survey of tuition discounting, net-tuition revenue, and other…
Rutgers University celebrates entry into Big Ten Conference
By Patricia Alex, Staff Writer, The Record. Rutgers University celebrated its official entrance into the Big Ten athletic conference…
Rutgers throws party to mark entry into Big Ten
By Keith Sargeant PISCATAWAY — Shortly after midnight Tuesday, a Big Ten flag was raised high atop the football…
Edison State College gets new name
By Associated Press FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) — Edison State College has a new name. The Fort Myers school…
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Press statement: Rutgers Faculty Klein and Killingsworth on Excessive Costs of Big Ten Athletics
Contact: Nat Bender, nbender@aftnj.org, 908-377-0393 Statement by Rutgers Association of University Professors-American Federation of Teachers President Lisa Klein, Distinguished Professor…
Press release: Montclair State’s Woolston Volunteer Leadership Lauded
Contact: Nat T. Bender, nbender [@] aftnj.org, 908-377-0393 Young worker national “Everyday Hero” for rebuilding and community service work…
Chris Christie signs new NJ budget: Reaction from lawmakers, unions, organizations
By Brent Johnson/The Star-Ledger TRENTON — Gov. Chris Christie today signed a new, $32.5 billion state budget, vetoing a…
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