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New legal-medical partnership to aid Camden residents

ByAFTNJ February 12, 2015

By Jonathan Lai, Inquirer Staff Writer In a holistic effort to address some medical needs in Camden, students from…

ByAFTNJ February 2, 2015

Lots going on around the country according to National Adjunct Walkout Day. Does your local have a plan? If…

Bynbender January 29, 2015January 29, 2015

By Mike Deak BRANCHBURG – Faculty members at Raritan Valley Community College will be receiving a 2 percent salary…

ByAFTNJ January 20, 2015January 20, 2015

By Chase Brush Speaker Vincent Prieto (D-32) announced on Friday that he’s appointed Assemblywoman Mila M. Jasey (D-27) as…

ByAFTNJ January 20, 2015

By Eric Kelderman An annual report on state spending on higher education is mostly good news, at least for…

Bynbender January 18, 2015

By Star-Ledger Editorial Board It costs $11,000 in tuition to attend Montclair State University each year, which is a…

ByAFTNJ January 15, 2015

By Cheryl Hehl, Staff Writer The New Jersey State Comptroller’s Office is reportedly looking into Kean’s purchase of a…

ByAFTNJ January 15, 2015

By Jonathan Lai A Stockton College project that studied the state’s public higher education system for more than a…

ByAFTNJ January 15, 2015

By Adam Clark, NJ Advance Media Seton Hall University and Hackensack University Hospital will announce plans Thursday to open…

Bynbender January 14, 2015

By Briana Vannozzi, Correspondent The ethics complaint stems from research reports written by Rutgers professor Dr. Julia Sass Rubin….

ByAFTNJ January 11, 2015

By Patricia Alex, Staff Writer, The Record The agency that investigates public waste and misconduct in New Jersey has…

ByAFTNJ January 9, 2015

By Katherine Mangan [Updated (1/9/2015, 6:45 a.m.) to include new details from a statement by the Institute for College…