PA: Teachers’ union reaches tentative agreement at state-run universities
Susan Snyder, Inquirer Staff Writer Faculty at Pennsylvania’s 14 state-run universities would receive minimal raises but face higher medical…
Conn. and Mass. Governors Propose Big Spending Increases for Higher Education
By Eric Kelderman The governors of Connecticut and Massachusetts are each calling for major increases in higher-education spending. But…
Adjuncts learn latest on Affordable Care Act implications
Many adjuncts and part-time faculty at colleges and universities feel apprehensive about some aspects of the Affordable Care Act,…
Voter Registration and Mobilization Key in 2013 Races
Voter Registration Forms Vote By Mail Application Although November may seem like a distant thought, it will be here…
The Cogan Family Rebuilds after Sandy
With the storm surge threatening their Union Beach neighborhood, Jessica and Patrick Cogan loaded up their three children (seven-year-old…
Rutgers unveils Tyler Clementi Center; Lawmakers reintroduce legislation in memory of cyberbullying victim
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger PISCATAWAY — For more than two years, Tyler Clementi’s name has been synonymous with…
Online Testing Is Coming to New Jersey Schools — Ready or Not
Education department confident that testing rollout will hit its mark, some school administrators uneasy about 2014-2015 deadline By John…
Education secretary, college chiefs urge gun laws
Associated Press WASHINGTON — The nation’s schools chief says more needs to be done to make sure children live…
AIG and Ethics: The Corporatization of Public Higher Education
Big corporations are pumping ill-earned money into public education across the U.S., threatening academic freedom and free speech. By…
What is AFTNJ doing about Superstorm Sandy?
While not first-responders or relief agency workers, AFTNJ members made donations of food and clean-up equipment to several distribution…
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