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…
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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,…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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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Rutgers Art Students Need Safe Studios
Please sign petition: Rutgers Art Students Need Safe Studios Student safety is a priority for all of the Rutgers…
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Commentary: Obama gets it wrong on Rutgers’ speaker protest
By Charles G. Häberl President Obama struck a discordant note when he raised the specter of campus “political correctness”…
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