Rutgers Faculty Denied Opportunity to Address the Board of Governors
Representatives of the Rutgers AAUP-AFT, feeling stuck in protracted negotiations with the Barchi administration, plan to present petitions to…
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Is Your College Degree Drenched in Blood? The Secret History of How Slaves Built America’s Top Colleges
By Amy Goodman Democracy Now! speaks with the author of a shocking new book that reveals the Ivy League’s…
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Measuring the Wealth Effect in Education
By D.D. Guttenplan LONDON — While it may be easier for a camel to pass through the eye of…
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Essex County College president outlines 5-year road map, aims to improve lowest in state rank
By Eunice Lee/The Star-Ledger NEWARK — Essex County College President Gale Gibson is known to march from office to…
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RU graded on Sandy response
Lack of communication, inadequate backup power among flaws cited In the wake of superstorm Sandy, Rutgers University secured its…
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Moody’s Issues a Negative Outlook for Higher Education
By Scott Carlson Moody’s Investors Service on Monday issued a negative outlook for higher education in 2014—which should come…
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Christie: In-state tuition bill benefits too rich
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says he would not sign the version of an immigrant…
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Rutgers releases report on university’s response to Hurricane Sandy
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger NEW BRUNSWICK — When Hurricane Sandy hit last year, Rutgers University did a good job following…
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The Resurgent Interest in Performance-Based Funding for Higher Education
Who wants performance-based funding and why? Answering those questions is important if we wish to defend funding formulas that…
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Tensions rise at Kean U. as officials recommend denying tenure to 2/3 of eligible professors
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger UNION TOWNSHIP — In an unusual move that is stirring up campus protests, Kean…
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New Refrain at Kean U.: Just Saying No to Tenure
[…] According to the faculty union, Mr. Farahi sent letters this month to six professors, telling them that at…
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Immigrants go on ‘pilgrimage’ for in-state tuition, citizenship
By Matt Friedman/The Star-Ledger TRENTON — Noemi Medina speaks with an American accent. The 18-year-old single mother from Pennsauken…
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