NJIT President’s $5.3m Contract Takes Top Spot Among NJ College Chiefs
By Mark Lagerkvist To some critics, high salaries are hard to justify when students are struggling to pay tuition…
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New Jersey’s Deep Cuts to Higher Education Threaten Economic Growth
by Jon Whiten Underfunding of Public Colleges & Universities Continues & Would Be Made Worse by Proposed Tax Cuts…
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Rutgers Art Students Need Safe Studios
Please sign petition: Rutgers Art Students Need Safe Studios Student safety is a priority for all of the Rutgers…
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Teachers protest over lack of contract at charter school in Englewood
By Daniel Munoz, Staff Writer, Northern Valley Surbanite ENGLEWOOD – Teachers at Englewood on the Palisades Charter School have…
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Commentary: Obama gets it wrong on Rutgers’ speaker protest
By Charles G. Häberl President Obama struck a discordant note when he raised the specter of campus “political correctness”…
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Stop Giving Pension Money to Wall Street Hedge Funds
On May 25th, the State Investment Council will vote on how to allocate the pension funds for the next…
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Return NJ School Districts to Local Control
Assembly bill 3637 would return much-needed local control to school districts under state control for far too long. We…
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Union Official Demands Fairness from RVCC
Raritan Valley Community College is a world class institution that benefits Somerset and Hunterdon counties in many ways. In…
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Abeigon Recognized for Community Service
“For his leadership in the fight for better public schools, including his commitment to high quality public education, economic…
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Elizabeth Gray Honored By Scholarship Fund
Retired AFTNJ officer Liz Gray was honored Friday for her work on behalf of the Freddie Porter Memorial Fund….
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Joe Del Grosso Friend of Pre-Kindergarten to 12 Education award: Charlie Wowkanech @NJAFLCIO
NJ AFL-CIO president Charles Wowkanech accepts the ‘Joe Del Grosso Friend of Pre-Kindergarten to 12 Education’ award from AFTNJ…
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Teachers, advocacy group question Kean University data showing no racial bias on campus
UNION, N.J. — Kean University has released a 122-page statistical report on whether African-American students and staff are treated…
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