Rutgers Not Prioritizing Instructional Resources @ReclaimRutgers
Tuition increases in higher education have a generation of students graduating with debt along with a degree. At the…
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Rutgers should restore library budget
By Priscilla Lee, Library Associate, Rutgers Kilmer Library President Barchi has called students the “heart and soul” of the…
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Protestors carry coffins on campus to demand representation
By David Novis Students were dressed in all black and had two coffins leading a funeral procession down the…
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Adjunct Faculty Petition Union County College for Fairness
CONTACT: William Lipkin, 908-370-4535, proflipkin@optonline.net Students and Community join call to school’s Board of Trustees CRANFORD… Adjunct faculty who…
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NJIT formally questions Kean University’s plan for architecture program
By PATRICIA ALEX, Staff Writer, The Record New Jersey Institute of Technology issued a formal statement on Monday questioning…
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Kean University, NJIT feud over similar curriculums
By Patricia Alex, Staff Writer, The Record. Kean University is launching an architecture school bearing the imprint of design…
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The Adjunct Crisis Is Everyone’s Problem
In 2012, I got my Ph.D. and left academia with no regrets. Like all decisions based on financial…
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The plight of part-time professors at New Jersey’s public colleges
By Kelly Heyboer/FOR INSIDE JERSEY BY LAST SPRING, Mary-Faith Cerasoli had had enough. She decided to go public with…
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New president says Essex County College on ‘path to exceed expectations’
By Naomi Nix, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com NEWARK — With conviction in her voice that carried throughout the…
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As Ebola Fears Touch Campuses, Officials Respond With an ‘Excess of Caution’
By Katherine Mangan Colleges across the country faced Ebola scares this week that sent at least one graduate student…
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Tuition freeze: N.J. Assembly passes 7 bills on higher education
By Matt Friedman, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com TRENTON — A bill that would allow New Jersey college students to pay…
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Opinion: The business of Rutgers is education, not business
By Charles G. Häberl As Rutgers becomes increasingly privatized — only 20 percent of funding comes from the state…
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