Most Middlesex County College fall courses will be online
Middlesex County College President Mark McCormick on July 7 said he anticipates 90 percent of MCC classes this fall…
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Holloway looking to diversify Rutgers faculty
During his first press conference as president of Rutgers University, Jonathan Holloway said he aims to hold on to…
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Rutgers University’s Bob Barchi says he has no regrets. Here’s how the school has grown
Catherine Carrera, North Jersey Record ‘Antagonistic’ to the faculty? On the academic side, Barchi has seen pressure mount to…
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Critics again blast Rutgers over football program in wake of head coach’s ouster
Santana, NJTVNews Among the biggest critics is the faculty union, claiming Rutgers — which spends $94 million a year…
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Global Climate Strike demonstrates mass movement to address climate change
On Sept. 20, cities and towns across the globe swelled with an estimated 4 million activists demanding their governments…
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Rutgers staff shut out of presidential search committee, union says
Star-Ledger Guest Columnist, Kathryn Neal The search for the next Rutgers University president is underway. There is only one problem:…
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Who Should Be Rutgers Next President? Someone Who Prioritizes Carbon Neutrality, Staff Say
Catherine Carrera, North Jersey Record The next president of Rutgers University should be someone willing to commit the school…
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Join the fight for your faculty and your future-Support a fair contract for RVCC faculty
Raritan Valley Community College runs best when the contributions of all members of the college community are valued and all are treated with…
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Longtime Kean president to step down. Dawood Farahi clashed with unions and oversaw massive campus expansion.
Rebecca Panico, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Kean University President Dawood Farahi announced he will step down next year,…
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Raritan Valley Community College Faculty Union Disappointed With No New Contract
Mike Deak, Bridgewater Courier News BRANCHBURG – With only a week to go before the start of classes, Raritan Valley…
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N.J. college wants to go to war over a bad review. The faculty say it’s a big mistake.
Adam Clark, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com A New Jersey college’s threat to sue an accrediting group that criticized…
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Kean University Should Quit Costly Legal Attacks and Fix Failing Department
Beleaguered president of New Jersey public college would rather waste taxpayers’ money fighting accreditors than working with them to…
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