Panelists to discuss how MSIs are preparing for the future
Join Chronicle of Higher Education editor Liz McMillen and a panel of experts for the virtual forum “The Future…
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Weingarten v. DeVos settled; AFT taps online resource Summer to navigate PSLF process
The 2019 lawsuit Weingarten v. DeVos, filed by AFT President Randi Weingarten, the AFT and eight other plaintiffs against…
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Holloway talk to close Chronicle’s interview series
A conversation with Rutgers University President Jonathan Holloway on Oct. 18 will close out The Chronicle of Higher Education’s…
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AFT gives Share My Lesson a refresh
The online resource Share My Lesson has been relaunched, and the updated version “reflects what educators, school staff and…
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New law protects N.J. workers from age discrimination
Gov. Phil Murphy on Oct. 5 signed A681, which provides protections to New Jersey workers who are age 70…
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Sweeney hears about pay inequity at Rutgers-Camden
AFTNJ President Donna M. Chiera and Rutgers AAUP-AFT leaders met Oct. 4 with State Senate President Stephen M. Sweeney…
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Panel looks at minority-serving institutions’ recent actions
Join Chronicle of Higher Education assistant managing editor Sara Lipka and Paul Quinn College President Michael J. Sorrell on…
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Push to ban certain books tied to critical race theory debate
The nonprofit American Library Association this year has experienced a rise in challenges to books about racism and black American history, writes…
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Enrollment, funding concerns addressed during latest AFTNJ-OSHE meeting
After missing the previous two meetings, New Jersey Secretary of Higher Education Dr. Brian Bridges on Sept. 24 virtually…
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Advice for the post-pandemic faculty generation
Rethink your grading, embrace the best of technology and see your students for who they are (and how they…
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Local 1060’s Toomey talks ‘Off the Page’ book forum
Following the positive feedback from the book club she started in her district, North Bergen Federation of Teachers (Local…
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Rutgers AAUP-AFT’s Givan makes NJBIZ power list
Rebecca Givan, president of Rutgers AAUP-AFT, has landed on NJBIZ’s latest Education Power 50 list. “The union has tussled…
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