Proponents hustle to move N.J. university merger bill
By Angela Delli Santi, Associated Press. TRENTON — Proponents of an ambitious plan to restructure higher education in New…
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Fights loom for Christie, N.J. Dems
By Matt Katz, Inquirer Trenton Bureau. TRENTON – On a day so busy that the Statehouse cafeteria stayed open…
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For Duquesne Professors, a Union Fight That Transcends Religion
By Mark Oppenheimer. “Union busting is a mortal sin,” the Catholic Scholars for Worker Justice said in a 2010…
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Try again on flawed Rutgers plan
By Star-Ledger Editorial Board. The state Senate plans to vote tomorrow on its schizophrenic reconstruction of Rutgers University. It’s…
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Democrats split on school merger plan
The shift by two party members makes it almost certain that the N.J. bill will pass. By Angela Delli…
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Democratic division: Assembly to weigh budget with higher education overhaul, despite group’s protests
By Jarrett Renshaw/Statehouse Bureau. TRENTON — The Assembly Budget Committee will consider the sweeping and controversial overhaul of the…
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N.J. budget may snag on controversy over colleges
By Matt Katzand James Osborne, Inquirer Trenton Bureau. TRENTON – The state’s proposed $32 billion budget got caught up…
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Stile: Questions hold up N.J. higher-ed merger plan
By Charles Stile. Columnist. The higher education task force led by former Gov. Thomas H. Kean was wrapping up…
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Lawmakers push for details on merger plan
By Patricia Alex and Melissa Hayes. Staff Writers. The Record. For months lawmakers, power brokers and other interested parties…
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New Jersey’s universities need a hero
Adam F. Scales is a professor at Rutgers School of Law-Camden. When I testified before a state Senate committee…
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Teacher Tenure Changes Pass Unanimously in NJ Senate
Key vote helps pave back-room compromise with Assembly to merge into single bill By John Mooney Many of the…
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Rutgers to be dismembered in political ploy
By Bob Braun/Star-Ledger Columnist New Jersey deserves better. Today, the embarrassing political assault on one of the state’s few…
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