Median Compensation for Public College Heads Grew 3% in 2010-11
By Tamar Lewin Three chief executives of public colleges earned more than $1 million in total compensation during the…
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Figuring out how much Rutgers-Camden’s merger with Rowan would cost is getting expensive
By The Associated Press TRENTON — Lawyers and accountants are benefiting from Gov. Chris Christie’s plan to merge Rutgers-Camden…
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Chronicle of Higher Ed: Executive Compensation at Public Colleges
Presidential Pay Is Still a Potent Political Target One public system struggles to recruit the best amid scrutiny By…
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N.J. university restructuring plan already costing $566,000
By Patricia Alex, Staff Writer. The Record. […] Workers at the health care facilities affected by the merger —…
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Winning deal for Rutgers University, Rowan
After months of wailing and teeth-gnashing, the architects of New Jersey’s higher ed reorganization are close to a deal…
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College mergers often fail
Written by Phil Dunn The battle now raging over a proposed merger of Rutgers-Camden and Rowan University, although new…
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Letter to the Editor: Cuts are draconian
On Wednesday, April 25 my colleagues and I participated in a statewide coordinated “Day of Action” to protest draconian…
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Rutgers University Re-Organization: How the Camden Campus Merger with Rowan Became an Issue
This week, a group of state lawmakers and university officials have been discussing a possible compromise that could salvage…
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Toward a More Perfect Student Unionism: Lessons From the Maple Spring
By Biola Jeje and Isabelle Nastasia Activists from CUNY hold forth on what the US student movement needs now….
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Council Voice: More than 1,000 Protest for Higher Education
Despite the fact that CWA recently settled their contract (subject to member ratification), we are not optimistic that the…
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Rutgers-Newark law school alumni oppose merger
The alumni association of the Rutgers School of Law-Newark is now on record against the proposed merger of Rutgers-Camden…
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Ex-Stevens Institute of Technology president has netted more than $5M from school since resigning
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger HOBOKEN — Stevens Institute of Technology’s former president has received more than $5 million…
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