Protest planned at Rutgers-New Brunswick for $15 minimum wage
Nick Muscavage NEW BRUNSWICK – Student groups and unions are planning a protest at Rutgers University, calling for a…
Chiera On Appointment of Zakiya Smith Ellis for Secretary of Higher Education
AFTNJ President Donna M. Chiera said: “We believe that higher education is a public good and encourage Governor Murphy…
Brookdale Community College Adjunct Faculty Unionize
EDISON…More than 450 adjunct faculty at Brookdale Community College have voted to unionize and join the largest higher education…
NJIT Adjunct Faculty Get 1st Union Contract, Pay Raise
The adjunct faculty members at New Jersey Institute of Technology have reached a milestone: their first union contract. Eric…
Feb. 24: National Day of Action to Support Collective Bargaining Rights
Update: $15 and Fair Contracts NOW: We won 11, Now we March for 15 added to National Day of…
More N.J. adults are flunking the GED. Here’s why.
By Kelly Heyboer, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com When test makers overhauled the GED nearly four years ago, they…
Graduate Student Unions Are Growing — and Fighting for Social Justice
By Eleanor J. Bader, Truthout | Report Not surprisingly, when graduate students heard that the Republican tax bill included…
Why professors at this N.J. college just got a raise
By Adam Clark, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Eight months after forming a union, adjunct professors at New Jersey…
NJIT Adjunct Faculty Union Reaches First Agreement
Salary increases, professional development, opportunities for promotions key NEWARK…New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) adjunct faculty reached a tentative…
Interactive Map: Who Gets Hurt Most By Gop’s Plan To Kill Higher-Ed Deductions?
Colleen O’Dea The Republican tax-reform package targets benefits taken by New Jerseyans in college and grad school — and…
Newark Adjunct Teachers Rally At NJIT For More Pay, ‘Recognition’
By Eric Kiefer, Patch Staff Adjunct teachers at NJIT in Newark say they’re taking a stand against a “toxic…
Press: Review of Rutgers’ Finances Shows Plenty of Money; Shortage of Transparency
How much does Rutgers central administration really have at its disposal in unrestricted reserves? Does the school’s budgeting system…
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