N.J. education department to consider 32 charter school applications
By Jessica Calefati/The Star-Ledger The state Department of Education will consider 32 applications to open new charter schools across the…
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RVCC cutbacks reflect poor funding choices
In response to the prospect of a reported $3 million budget shortfall for the coming fiscal year, on March…
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Shifting the NJ Public College Funding Burden to Students
As originally envisioned, community colleges in New Jersey were to be funded in equal parts by the counties they…
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Declining Public Funding, Rising Tuition, and Staff Layoffs in RVCC’s FY 2013 Budget
A Statement by the Faculty Federation of Raritan Valley Community College (AFT Local 2375) In response to the prospect…
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Colleges Withhold Transcripts From Grads in Loan Default
Dave Lindorff More than ten years ago, Pedro Rodriguez, a talented keyboard musician, came from his colonial homeland of…
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Dwindling county support means higher tuition at Raritan Valley Community College
Written by Sergio Bichao, Staff Writer BRANCHBURG — Tuition is going up again at Rartian Valley Community College. The…
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More Adjuncts Push to Unionize
More moves by adjuncts to unionize: Adjuncts at Bergen Community College have voted to unionize through the American Federation…
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Budget Review: School Aid, Pricey Consultants Are Scrutinized
Despite prodding, Sarlo doesn’t expect changes in education budget By John Mooney The Christie administration’s education budget was first…
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Adjunct instructors at Bergen Community College move to unionize
BY LESLIE BRODY, STAFF WRITER, The Record Adjunct professors at Bergen Community College have unionized, joining peers at nine…
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Do college professors work hard enough?
By David C. Levy No public expenditure has a more productive impact on a nation’s health than its investment…
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RUSA president among arrested in student debt protest
By Anastasia Millicker / News Editor Police arrested 36 students yesterday, including Rutgers University Student Assembly President Matt Cordeiro…
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Mid-Level Administrative Pay Up 2%
Scott Jaschik Mid-level administrators in higher education saw a median base salary increase of 2.0 percent in 2011. That’s…
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