Obama to propose free community college
By Jonathan Lai President Obama will announce a proposal to make two years of community college “free for anyone…
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NJ releases data for first teacher evaluations partially based on test performance
By Adam Clark, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com TRENTON —New Jersey teachers whose 2013-14 evaluations are tied to student…
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Newark Schools Chief Has Less-Than-Friendly Visit with State Lawmakers
By John Mooney Legislators grill Cami Anderson in her first appearance since her appointment three years ago State Sen….
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5 questions N.J. lawmakers are asking Newark’s school superintendent
NEWARK — The tension was thick in the Trenton statehouse on Tuesday as the joint committee on public schools…
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Redefining Full-Time Adjunct Work
By Michael Stratford WASHINGTON — As Republicans formally take control of a new Congress this week, one of the…
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2014 brought changes in higher education to N.J.
By Jonathan Lai, Inquirer Staff Writer With New Jersey continuing its notorious “brain drain” export of more than 30,000…
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Labor Ruling Could Allow More Faculty to Unionize
By Tamar Lewin The National Labor Relations Board has issued a broad ruling that could open the way for…
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Labor Board Sets New Tests for Whether Private-College Faculty Members Can Unionize
By Peter Schmidt The National Labor Relations Board has made it easier for faculty members at religious colleges—and private…
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Chris Christie’s Education Reforms Encountered Turbulence in 2014
By John Mooney Political realities meant backing off on teacher evaluations and Newark’s state-appointed superintendent As 2014 nears a…
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Big Union Win
By Scott Jaschik The National Labor Relations Board issued a ruling last week that could clear the way for much more…
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Video: Updated $ Analysis Find RU with more than $700 million unrestricted
A Trenton Statehouse press conference announced analysis of Rutgers updated financial report finding more than $700 in unrestricted reserves….
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