MSU educators decline commencement invitation
When Montclair State University begins its in-person commencement ceremonies on July 18, more than 120 faculty members will not…
N.J. schools begin to navigate ‘The Road Back’
Educators and students will have to deal with various safety, social, emotional and environmental factors — classified as conditions for…
ICE policy on international students is nixed
The Trump administration on July 14 rescinded a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) rule that would have required…
N.J. stands up for international students
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal is among 18 attorneys general suing to block implementation of a new…
Pondering the presence of police in schools
Schools in Newark are among those across New Jersey with school resource officers, who “provide security, create safety plans and respond to…
How altered schedule could challenge Schiano, Rutgers
With the recent decision by the Big Ten Conference to schedule all of its football games this season within…
New Kean president emphasizes collaboration
In a message to the Kean University community, President Lamont O. Repollet addressed the country’s reactions to the COVID-19…
Weingarten, Wolfson push for a national program funding higher education
In a guest column published by The Star-Ledger, American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten and Rutgers AAUP-AFT President…
Pence: New CDC guidelines for reopening schools are on the way
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will issue “a new set of tools” next week for schools…
RVCC sets three education options for fall semester
For the fall semester, Raritan Valley Community College will offer its students three education options: online anytime learning, remote…
AFT takes a stand on school safety plan
The American Federation of Teachers joined other organizations in a joint statement regarding coronavirus-related safety for students, educators and…
Most Middlesex County College fall courses will be online
Middlesex County College President Mark McCormick on July 7 said he anticipates 90 percent of MCC classes this fall…
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