Questions emerge about Kean University consultant’s criminal record, education credentials
By Patricia Alex and Abbott Koloff, Staff Writers, The Record. The consultant hired to ensure that Kean University is…
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Sweeney raps Kean University for ‘handpicked’ reviewer
By Conor Skelding New Jersey Senate president Steve Sweeney said he’s “extremely disappointed” that Kean University “handpicked” someone to…
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Should Kean’s practices be reviewed by outsiders? Legislators, others weigh in
James Castiglione, president of the Kean Federation of Teachers, has been vocal about spending and management at the school…
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Rutgers union backs prof facing ‘death’ threats over speech
By Adam Clark, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com NEW BRUNSWICK — The faculty union at Rutgers University is defending…
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Kean U fight escalates as Sweeney demands outside investigation
By Jessica Remo, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com UNION — State Senate President Stephen Sweeney called on Kean University today to…
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Senate Dems say Kean University needs lawyer in race review
By Patricia Alex, Staff Writer, The Record. State Senate Democratic leaders are asking Kean University to hire a politically…
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Raritan Valley Community College are ‘Hungry for Justice’ and a Contract
Faculty at Raritan Valley Community College are calling for a fair contract, wearing their union tee-shirts and signs at…
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Rutgers President Robert Barchi gets $97K performance bonus
By Patricia Alex, Staff Writer, The Record Rutgers University President Robert L. Barchi is guaranteed a full year’s pay…
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How Many Protests Will It Take to Finally Diversify Our Campuses?
By William B. Harvey It may appear to outside observers that colleges and universities have made tremendous progress in…
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N.J. lawmakers seek to limit college tuition hikes
By Adam Clark | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com TRENTON — With the cost of college rising and graduates…
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Rutgers president gets hefty bonus — and a raise
By Kelly Heyboer, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com NEW BRUNWICK — Rutgers President Robert Barchi’s paycheck is getting a…
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Steep Cost Of NJ’s Public Colleges Works Against Students, Hurts State
By Meir Rinde Making a college education out-of-reach financially encourages students to attend school elsewhere — and they rarely…
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