Employers and Public Favor Graduates Who Can Communicate, Survey Finds
By Dan Berrett Americans adults and employers want colleges to produce graduates who can think critically and creatively, and…
Classroom Overcrowding: It’s Not Just for Children Anymore
By Benjamin Hart As public school classrooms become increasingly crowded and under-resourced, so do the programs where their teachers…
New Data Reveals Public Universities Are Giving More Aid to Wealthy Students — Leaving the Poor Behind
By Marian Wang “Smart students that can pay” — the financial aid tactic state colleges are increasingly copying from…
A.F.L.-C.I.O. Has Plan to Add Millions of Nonunion Members
By Steven Greenhouse […] Janice R. Fine, a labor relations professor at Rutgers, said today’s effort might prove more…
Petition in Support of Non-Tenure Track Full-Time Faculty at Rutgers
We call on President Barchi and the designated RU administration team members to negotiate in good faith with the…
Buono touts tuition equality for undocumented students, calls on Christie to help
By Brent Johnson/The Star-Ledger NEW BRUNSWICK — Democratic gubernatorial candidate Barbara Buono today called for undocumented students living in…
Photos: AFTNJ Joins Call for Tuition Equity
AFTNJ President Donna M. Chiera, and Rutgers AAUP-AFT member Janice Fine joined student DREAMers advocating for passage of legislation…
Buono Begins To Divulge Details Of Her Ambitious Education Agenda
By John Mooney But gubernatorial candidate remains vague about finding funds for some of her proposals. State Sen. Barbara…
NJ Comptroller: Rutgers contract practices still limit competition
By Keith Sargeant Rutgers University continues to limit competition in the awarding of public contracts and its procedures could…
Rising Debt Engulfs Colleges as Well as Students
By Don Troop President Obama took aim last week at rising levels of student borrowing, but two graduate students…
Ready for a $200K bachelor’s degree? Tuition at N.J. colleges continues to rise
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger NEWARK — Are students and parents ready for the $200,000 bachelor’s degree? As college…
10 N.J. colleges and trade schools receive low marks in federal ‘financial responsibility’ test
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger JERSEY CITY — Ten New Jersey colleges and trade schools were flagged in a…
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