Kean’s president blames staff for errors as university’s reputation continues to falter
By Cheryl Hehl, Staff Writer Although there is a firestorm surrounding Kean University President Dawood Farahi and whether he lied…
Editorial: The Farahi Syndrome
Union County LocalSource Dawood Farahi. By now we would hope most residents of Union County, as well as all…
Merger proposed for Rowan, Rutgers-Camden
By James Osborne, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER Gov. Christie announced plans Wednesday to overhaul the state’s university system, merging schools…
Christie seeks NJ higher education overhaul
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Gov. Chris Christie on Wednesday proposed turning a former teacher’s college into New Jersey’s second…
Final report from the UMDNJ Advisory Committe
The UMDNJ Advisory Committee made the following recommendations to Governor Christie: A revamped and recast health sciences university based…
Gov. Christie calls for major changes in higher education
By Jenna Portnoy/Statehouse Bureau TRENTON — Gov. Chris Christie announced today that he has endorsed an advisory committee’s plan…
Finger-Pointing Precedes Teacher Contract Talks in Newark
With negotiations resuming, union, superintendent at odds over plans for troubled schools By John Mooney The last time negotiators…
Kean president says resume errors were made by university staff
By Nic Corbett/The Star-Ledger UNION — While the governing board at Kean University has launched an investigation about false…
Kean Mutiny: Faculty wants outside probe of school president
Kean University’s full time faculty and professional staff union is calling on Gov. Christie to investigate allegations that Kean…
Kean University Union Calls on Governor for External Investigation
Allegations of resume fraud risk further accreditation, NCAA sanctions UNION, NJ…The Kean University full-time faculty and professional staff union…
Farahi’s resumes: The cause for concern
Multiple documents cite different dates, places and names for entries By Cheryl Hehl, Staff Writer Six resumes used by…
Christie’s ‘Pants on Fire’ and other Fact Checks from the State of the State
While Governor Chris Christie said positive things about teachers, but stayed silent about higher education in Tuesday’s State of…
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