Student equity and success concern college faculty, report reveals
College faculty cite “significant and persisting concerns” when it comes to student equity and success within their respective courses…
Coronavirus takes its toll on N.J. college enrollment
Two-year and four-year colleges in New Jersey experienced an undergraduate enrollment decline of more than 25,000 students in the…
ACE workshop has tools to assess Latino student strengths and needs
“Implementing What Works for Latino Students,” presented by the American Council on Education, is a two-part workshop for higher…
Murphy sees college professors, students in ‘same bucket’ for COVID-19 vaccines as those in Pre K-12
Near the end of his Jan. 22 media briefing, New Jersey Gov. Murphy was asked where college professors and students…
Tardi looks to prevent layoffs at William Paterson
As many as 100 faculty positions could be eliminated from William Paterson University, said professor Dr. Susanna Tardi, president…
Jill Biden to thank educators at virtual event
First lady Dr. Jill Biden will be joined by AFT President Randi Weingarten and NEA President Becky Pringle for…
Educators, historians slam 1776 Commission report
A report by The President’s Advisory 1776 Commission, released Jan. 18 by the White House, has been met with…
Chiera: Smokers getting COVID-19 vaccines before teachers sends ‘mixed message’
Regardless of whether New Jersey’s smokers having access to coronavirus vaccines ahead of teachers is akin to “mixing up…
Federal financial aid made available to higher ed
On the same day the Department of Education made $21.2 billion in COVID-19 relief available to colleges and universities,…
Town hall to answer COVID-19 vaccine questions
Learn more about the COVID-19 vaccines as health experts answer questions from union members during a town hall taking…
ACE workshop promotes diversity in higher education workforces
“Taking Action on Race and Ethnicity in Higher Education” is a two-part American Council on Education workshop for college…
Veteran N.J. adjunct finds that remote learning does work for her and her students
Laurie LeFever was against the idea of transitioning to remote learning when the coronavirus pandemic overtook the country. “First…
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