Who Decided to Give Away Rutgers-Camden?
The advisory committee that made the recommendation isn’t legally required to keep records, so the decision remains a mystery…
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Debt questions remain in merger of three universities
Written by EILEEN STILWELL, Courier-Post Staff The three-way merger of Rutgers and Rowan universities and the University of Medicine…
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Cory Booker endorses Gov. Christie’s school reforms
Written by Jason Method, Statehouse Bureau NEPTUNE — Newark Mayor Cory A. Booker said Monday that he backs Gov….
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New Round for College Occupiers
By Allie Grasgreen For the college Occupy movement, the past couple of months have been largely quiet – the…
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Teacher-Training Programs Win Concessions on Proposed Federal Rule
By Kelly Field, Washington Teacher colleges and their accreditors pushed back against a Department of Education plan to tighten…
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Newark mayor vows to fight plan to dismantle University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
BY PATRICIA ALEX, STAFF WRITER, The Record Newark Mayor Cory Booker vowed Tuesday to “consider every option” – from…
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From Snobs to ‘Pointy-Headed College Professors’ to ‘Eggheads’
By Emma Roller When Rick Santorum called President Obama “a snob” for wanting more Americans to attend college, it…
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Charges against Kean U. president should be swiftly resolved
Honesty is a virtue in every occupation, but it is the life blood of education. As a longtime college…
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Kean U. Board Fails to Uphold Integrity
The latest issues surrounding Kean University and allegations that its president falsified his résumé are disturbing. Here is a…
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Would eliminating Rutgers-Camden hurt Rutgers’ brand?
Julie Ruth is an associate professor of marketing in the School of Business at Rutgers University in Camden. She…
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State chides NJCU professor for ‘inappropriate’ and ‘highly offensive’ comments regarding colleague
By Terrence T. McDonald/The Jersey Journal A former New Jersey City University professor has been cited by the state…
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N.J. needs more oversight, accountability in higher ed
While Gov. Chris Christie’s proposed 6 percent increase in direct aid to public colleges and universities would be useful…
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