Is College Worth It? 2 New Reports Say Yes (Mostly)
By Scott Carlson In recent years, folks as different as Mitt Romney, Peter Thiel, William J. Bennett, and the…
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Christie change on tuition equality may help NJ’s undocumented students
By Patricia Alex, Staff Writer, The Record. A bill that would allow some students who are in the country…
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5 Ways Student Debt Resistance Is Taking Off
By James Cersonsky As student debt skyrockets, the movement to resist it is spreading. On September 9, Sallie Mae…
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In battleground LD 3, calls for higher-ed affordability and minimum wage hike
By Bill Mooney WESTVILLE – One week out from the election, the Senate President – labeled an ouster target…
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Rowan student, legislators announce affordable college study, make final pre-election minimum wage hike push
By Carly Q. Romalino/ South Jersey Times WEST DEPTFORD — Rachel Storch, a Rowan University junior, thought she’d be…
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Dorm space going unused at NJ colleges
By Pat Alex New Jersey’s largely commuter public colleges and universities made a concerted push over the last decade…
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Faculty union negotiating contract
By Katie Park Members of the Rutgers University faculty are locked in a bargaining session for better working conditions…
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Annual Rise in Cost of Public College Slows
By Tamar Lewin Tuition and fees at public universities increased less than 3 percent this academic year, the smallest…
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Reward Amid Controversy
By Ry Rivard […] Adrienne Eaton, the past president of the American Association of University Professors chapter at Rutgers,…
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Tax-exempt colleges contribute in other ways, report says
By Susan Synder, Inquirer Staff Writers. Philadelphia’s universities, which are largely exempt from paying property taxes, are fighting back…
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Faculty Pushback on Online Deal
By Carl Straumsheim The effort to offer more graduate degree programs online at Rutgers University at New Brunswick hit…
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