Political playground: Higher education in New Jersey
By Union County LocalSource By Cheryl Hehl, Staff Writer Late in 2007 a broad probe of New Jersey colleges…
Board of Trustees call emergency meeting, still no decision made
By Daniel Reyes The Board of Trustees of Kean University held a five-hour emergency meeting on Feb. 9 in…
Consolidation details released in Newark school closings plan
By Jessica Calefati/The Star-Ledger NEWARK — Nearly one week after Newark Superintendent Cami Anderson unveiled plans to close seven…
The Tale of Two Troubled NJ School Districts
Paterson may turn takeover page, while Newark’s state control faces court challenge By John Mooney New Jersey’s state control…
Jan. Council Voice: Locals Ramp up Campus Protests over Stalled Contract Negotiations
The Council’s collective bargaining agreements for our full‐time/part‑time and adjunct faculty units expired on June 30, 2011, and since…
Options exist for a Rowan, Rutgers-Camden deal
TRENTON — George Norcross III has spent considerable time and political energy trying to balance resources between the northern…
Sweeney: a partnership, not a takeover
NJ State Senate President Steve Sweeney sees the future of Rutgers-Camden as a “partnership” with, and not a “takeover”…
N.J. higher education reorganization: An opinion round-up
A proposed reorganization of New Jersey’s higher education system, released last month by a special state task force and…
Sweeney and the “lynch mob”
Bloggers on the right and left are blasting N.J. Senate President Steve Sweeney for comparing opponents of the proposed…
Rutgers chief decries merger plan
By Joelle Farrell, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER Rutgers President Richard L. McCormick gestures as he delivers his sixth annual address……
Merger plan will harm Camden’s effort to recover
Howard Gillette Howard Gillette is professor emeritus of history at Rutgers-Camden, author of the prize-winning book Camden After the…
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