Jan. Council Voice: Locals Ramp up Campus Protests over Stalled Contract Negotiations
The Council’s collective bargaining agreements for our full‐time/part‑time and adjunct faculty units expired on June 30, 2011, and since…
Options exist for a Rowan, Rutgers-Camden deal
TRENTON — George Norcross III has spent considerable time and political energy trying to balance resources between the northern…
Sweeney: a partnership, not a takeover
NJ State Senate President Steve Sweeney sees the future of Rutgers-Camden as a “partnership” with, and not a “takeover”…
N.J. higher education reorganization: An opinion round-up
A proposed reorganization of New Jersey’s higher education system, released last month by a special state task force and…
Bergen County Executive’s Office questions $200,000 spent by community college trustees
BY PATRICIA ALEX, STAFF WRITER, THE RECORD PARAMUS — The Bergen County Executive’s Office has again flagged spending at the county community college, saying…
Rutgers president pushes to keep Camden campus
By Joelle Farrell, Inquirer Staff Writer TRENTON – Rutgers University’s fight to keep its name tied to its Camden campus reached…
Rutgers president McCormick says university would not give up Camden campus if given a choice
By Nic Corbett/The Star-Ledger TRENTON — As Rutgers-Camden students protested a recommended merger with Rowan University outside the Statehouse,…
Costs of New Jersey higher education merger are still unknown
Written by Jason Method Statehouse Bureau TRENTON — It will cost New Jersey $40 million to merge Rutgers University…
Rutgers-Rowan Merger Moves Forward
Advisory committee chair says proposal will help state qualify for more research grants By Colleen O’Dea Is the president…
Sweeney and the “lynch mob”
Bloggers on the right and left are blasting N.J. Senate President Steve Sweeney for comparing opponents of the proposed…
Rutgers Camden students say leave our school alone
By Darryl R. Isherwood As the Senate Higher Education Committee prepared to hear testimony on the new report issued…
No extra cuts in college funding in Bergen County proposed budget
BY JOHN C. ENSSLIN, STAFF WRITER, The Record Bergen County’s proposed 2012 budget would not cut education funding beyond…
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