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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Rutgers professors fight deal to offer online degrees, citing ‘academic freedom’ concerns
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger PISCATAWAY — Rutgers University faculty members are fighting a lucrative, seven-year deal the school…
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A look at area colleges’ enrollment trends
By Jonathan Lai, Inquirer Staff Writer With the fall semester well underway, South Jersey community colleges and universities are…
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Christie touts education spending in Ramapo visit
By Melissa Hayes, State House Bureau, The Record. Governor Christie, center, speaking Tuesday during a visit to Ramapo College…
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U.S. to Contact Borrowers With New Options for Repaying Student Loans
By Tamar Lewin When President Obama last month announced proposals to make college more affordable, many critics focused on…
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An Adjunct Tragedy
By Rick Perlstein […] I’m still collecting adjuncts’ stories. Here is one I’ve recently received from a psychology teacher…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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