Privately funded projects at N.J. colleges put on hold
By Patricia Alex, Staff Writer, The Record A fledgling commercial district with a mix of restaurants, stores and apartments…
Union officials want criminal probe after N.J. chastises Kean University over $250,000 table
By Patricia Alex, Staff Writer, The Record Officials in Kean University’s hometown are pushing for a criminal probe after…
Ah, the Kean University conference table | Editorial
By Star-Ledger Editorial Board Kean University broke state law and its own purchasing policy when it bought a $250,000…
AFTNJ along with State Senators, Students, Graduates and Counselors Advocate for EOF Funding
Expanding funding for a program supporting students is critical, according to State Senate President Steve Sweeney, his colleagues, students,…
N.J. college broke law with $250,000 table, state says
by Andrew Seidman and Jonathan Lai, Trenton Bureau New Jersey’s third-largest public university broke public bidding laws when it…
Kean broke law with $250K conference table purchase, state officials say
By Marisa Iati, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com UNION — Kean University violated state procurement law and its own…
Many AFT members will benefit from overtime changes
Lucye Millerand, president of the Union of Rutgers Administrators, hopes the rule will ease the ongoing battle at…
State finds Kean University flouted state law in purchasing $250,000 Chinese-made table
By Patricia Alex, Staff Writer, The Record. Kean University flouted state law and its own policies in spending $250,000…
Pushing To Protect The Educational Opportunity Fund From State Budget Cuts
By John Reitmeyer The EOF has helped thousands of low-income students across NJ make it into and through college Rowan…
Golden Parachutes Of NJ Public College Presidents Cost Millions
By Mark Lagerkvist Retiring college presidents can look forward to sabbaticals at full or partial pay, teaching positions, even…
NJIT President’s $5.3m Contract Takes Top Spot Among NJ College Chiefs
By Mark Lagerkvist To some critics, high salaries are hard to justify when students are struggling to pay tuition…
New Jersey’s Deep Cuts to Higher Education Threaten Economic Growth
by Jon Whiten Underfunding of Public Colleges & Universities Continues & Would Be Made Worse by Proposed Tax Cuts…
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