Murphy awaits bills to increase fiscal oversight in higher education
Gov. Phil Murphy on Jan. 19 pledged his support for three bills aimed at ensuring fiscal accountability at New…
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ACE continues webinar series on faculty, staff burnout
The American Council on Education will present “Faculty and Staff Burnout: What to Do About It, Part Two” on…
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Gehry siblings named SXSW EDU keynote speakers
Renowned architect Frank Gehry and his sister, California State Polytechnic University professor emerita Doreen Gehry Nelson, will participate in…
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U.S. DOE begins initiative to enhance STEM
The U.S. Department of Education on Dec. 7 launched the Raise the Bar: STEM Excellence for All Students Initiative….
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Solidarity aplenty in New Brunswick as Rutgers unions rally for fair contracts
Undeterred by the steady rain, Rutgers University faculty, staff and students gathered Dec. 6 in New Brunswick for an…
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Registration is now open for ACE2023
Early bird registration is underway for ACE2023, the American Council on Education’s annual meeting, taking place in person April…
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Raise the Bar supports career-connected learning
On Nov. 14, the U.S. Department of Education launched Raise the Bar: Unlocking Career Success, a Biden-Harris administration initiative…
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Forum will explore practices for engaging students
Ian Wilhelm, assistant managing editor for The Chronicle of Higher Education, is set to host the virtual forum “How…
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County’s plans for Middlesex College projects draw ire from Chiera, Local 1940’s Payne
Middlesex County’s Community, Innovation, and Opportunity Strategic Investment Plan, unveiled Nov. 1 at Middlesex College in Edison, has prompted…
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Chronicle Festival to explore ideas shaping higher education
Join journalists from The Chronicle of Higher Education on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 for the Chronicle Festival. The…
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Learn best practices in moving forward with higher education
Join The Chronicle of Higher Education’s Ian Wilhelm on Oct. 5 as he leads the virtual forum “Making Change…
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Fall issue of AFT’s American Educator now available
An interview with Rutgers AAUP-AFT President Rebecca K. Givan and others about why elections matter in education is featured…
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