Rutgers Faculty Call on Barchi, Governors For ‘Sanctuary’ For Undocumented Students
Rutgers AAUP-AFT President David M. Hughes, said, “High school seniors in New Jersey are now applying for admission to…
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Princeton grad workers vote to join AFT
By Stephon Johnson Graduate workers at Princeton University have followed the lead of their University of Chicago and Cornell…
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Nick Yovnello Social Justice Scholarship Winners: Students Confront Campus Rape Culture, Anti-LGBTQ and Anti-Muslim Bias
Scholarship winners Amanda Gonzalez and Maryam Sarhan tell the stories of their activism. Amanda, Maryam and Kelsea Rowan were…
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EOF program sees extra million after state budget is passed
By Manuel Silva-Paulus The Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF) program has reversed cuts to the program proposed by New Jersey…
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Those Hidden College Fees
By Rochelle Sharpe […] So where does all this money go? At Rutgers, the local teachers union got hold…
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Princeton Graduate Students Consider Unionization
By Erin Delmore, Correspondent [NOTE: The video report concludes that “to form a union 30% of graduate students need…
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Princeton graduate students get national support for unionization efforts
By Anna Merriman, NJ.com PRINCETON – A collection of graduate students at Princeton University made the first step in…
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Faculty Leaders Testify For Senate Higher Education
Oppose Third Year in Community College For Four Year Degree A program keeping students in community colleges for a…
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Assembly Higher Education Talks Adjuncts and Tenure
The working conditions of Adjunct faculty were up for discussion in the State Assembly Higher Education Committee meeting Thursday,…
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AFTNJ Leaders Call for Affordability Commission Recommendations To Move Through Legislative Process
EDISON…Leaders of AFT New Jersey praised the Senate Higher Education committee for passing legislation to better inform students about…
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Rutgers unrestricted reserves rise to $770 million
By Nick Huber While students continue to pay a rising tuition, Rutgers University holds $770 million in reserves, although…
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To make college affordable, help students graduate faster, N.J. panel says
By Jonathan Lai, Staff Writer A college degree in New Jersey is too expensive and often takes too long…
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