Bill introduced to reshape Rutgers, Rowan, UMDNJ
By James Osborne. Inquier Staff Writers. New Jersey Senate President Stephen Sweeney introduced sweeping legislation Monday to break up the University…
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Braun: Rutgers governing boards finally take charge of college merger conversation
By Bob Braun/Star-Ledger Columnist Months of hand-wringing, dithering indecision, back-room dealing, and official silence are apparently about to end….
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NJ university merger plan faces critical tests
Angela Delli Santi. The Associated Press. TRENTON, N.J. – A major higher education restructuring plan will reach a crossroads…
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Colleges’ bank deals saddle students with big fees
By Daniel Wagner, Associated Press. WASHINGTON – As many as 900 colleges are pushing students into using payment cards…
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Plan rethinks Rutgers control
Written by Phil Dunn. A group of Newark and North Jersey political leaders have drafted their own plan in the…
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North Jersey Democratic leaders propose $1B investment in Newark as part of college merger plan
By Patricia Alex. Staff Writer. The Record. North Jersey Democrats have drafted a proposal for nearly $1 billion in…
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Braun: Rutgers leaders agree on a ‘set of principles’ for Rowan merger
By Bob Braun/Star-Ledger Columnist The leaders of both governing boards of Rutgers University have agreed on a “set of principles”…
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North Jersey legislators say Rutgers and state must pay for UMDNJ merger
By Kelly Heyboer and Jarrett Renshaw/Star-Ledger Staff TRENTON — If Gov. Chris Christie wants to break up the University of Medicine and Dentistry…
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Rutgers Restructuring: Behind Closed Doors
Two independent visions for Rutgers-Rowan — both developed in secret — are sure to keep the conflict and controversy…
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Pet Relocation For Community College President Covered In N.J.
By Elise Young and Terrence Dopp New Jersey’s Essex County College paid $680 to relocate the incoming president’s pet….
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Report: Controls needed on pay of N.J. county college presidents
By James Osborne, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER New Jersey’s two-year public colleges need to rein in their practice of wooing…
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Essex County lawmakers to present demands regarding N.J.’s higher education overhaul
By Jarrett Renshaw/Statehouse Bureau TRENTON — A group of Essex County lawmakers plans to present a laundry list of…
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