Rutgers students, faculty protest proposed tuition hike amid national debate on loans
By Sergio Bichao NEW BRUNSWICK — Sam Berman is looking at $30,000 of debt when he graduates from Rutgers…
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‘Slow-Growing Cancer’
By Libby A. Nelson WASHINGTON — When Steven Warren, the vice chancellor for research at the University of Kansas,…
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Shorter tenure, higher turnover among college presidents
Daniel H. Weiss stepped into the presidency at Haverford College this month – a full 14 months after accepting…
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Special-Needs Schools Salaries Draw Scrutiny of State Auditor
Some earn $50,000 more per year than maximum allowed in public-school districts By John Mooney The salaries of top…
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Rutgers expected to increase tuition today despite student calls for freeze on hikes
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger NEW BRUNSWICK — Rutgers University students will learn today how much more they will…
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Alternative Grad School Raises Concerns About Who’s Teaching NJ’s Teachers
Founded by three charter school networks, Relay stresses skills-based modules over academic theory By John Mooney The Christie administration…
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Pennsylvania’s state universities to raise tuition 3 percent
By Susan Snyder, Inquirer Staff Writer Pennsylvania’s 14 state universities, including West Chester and Cheyney, will raise tuition 3…
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Bergen County non-profit assumes control of Paterson Head Start programs
Myles Ma/NJ.com PATERSON — A Bergen County organization took over the city’s Head Start programs this month, after a…
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College Leaders Strive for Performance Measures That Fit Their Institutions
By Lee Gardner As policy makers demand more accountability from higher education, a group of higher-education leaders has been…
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Chiera Urges Reconsideration of Timeline of Teacher Evaluations
Arcelio Aponte, President New Jersey State Board of Education NJ Department of Education PO Box 500 Trenton, NJ 08625-0500…
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State should keep control of Newark schools, court affirms
By John Mooney A state appellate court yesterday gave a big boost to the Christie administration – and future…
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AFT Retirees Welcome New Members for 2013-14 Year
Formed in 2003, the AFT Retirees of New Jersey makes an effort to keep members aware of the issues…
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