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From the Ivy League to Rutgers: Brian Strom prepares to become health science chancellor
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger NEW BRUNSWICK — Just reading Brian Strom’s current job description is exhausting. He is…
College Enrollment Falls as Economy Recovers
By Richard Perez-Pena The long enrollment boom that swelled American colleges — and helped drive up their prices —…
New Charter School Looks Hopefully to the Future
Private academy in Newark is first in state to switch to become public charter. By John Mooney. Fiorella Serrano…
Rutgers releases independent investigator’s report on basketball scandal
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger New Brunswick — Rutgers University released a 38-page report by an independent investigator today…
Newark superintendent Cami Anderson up for bonus while challenges mount
Entering her third year on the job, Newark’s state-appointed schools superintendent, Cami Anderson, is up for a second year…
Memo shows Rutgers president sought to limit fallout from potential conflicts of interest
By Shawn Boburg, Staff Writers. The Record. Rutgers University President Robert Barchi sent members of his senior staff a…
Rutgers prepares to negotiate with former UMDNJ faculty asking for a raise
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger NEWARK — The faculty at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey…
Newark students say We are a lot like Trayvon Martin
By Jaysen Bazile and Thais Marquez We are Trayvon Martin. We are young. We are black and we are…
Herald News: Rutgers president needs a reality check
DISTURBING QUESTIONS of judgment continue to follow Rutgers University President Robert Barchi. Every time they do, it seems, Barchi…
Christie says Barchi connection to corporate boards was known upfront
By Minhaj Hassan SOUTH RIVER – Gov. Chris Christie said Tuesday that letting Rutgers University President Bob Barchi sit…
College loan debt burden is growing for retirees
Graduates, co-signers find they can’t make payments By Ken Serrano Seventy-nine-year-old Richard Hessert’s golden years have turned to rust….
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