Immigration reform in sight, at last: Editorial
By Star-Ledger Editorial Board […] Now New Jersey lawmakers are wisely setting the stage for the reforms to come….
Downturn Still Squeezes Colleges and Universities
By Andrew Martin The survey, released by the credit ratings agency Moody’s Investors Service on Thursday, found that nearly…
Benefits of College Degree in Recession Are Outlined
By Richard Penez-Pena Young adults have long faced a rough job market, but in the last recession and its…
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Changing course
Economics professor helps inmates re-enter society and rebuild their lives IN THE WORLD, America has the highest percentage of…
Downsizing adjuncts’ workload
Colleges jump the gun on the Affordable Care Act and definition of “full-time” work […] On Nov. 29, Kate…
Adjunct Project Reveals Wide Range in Pay
By Audrey Williams June and Jonah Newman Five years ago, Margaret Hanzimanolis was fed up with working as an…
View from the Top: Cerf and Ruiz Talk Education 2013
Following up on the past year’s initiatives is just the beginning of what the commissioner and the senator plan…
Most Eligible Newark Teachers Take a Pass on New Bonus Program
Superintendent and union head both say teachers are being understandably cautious about new contract By John Mooney As Newark’s…
The Coming Year in Education — Bigger Questions, Higher Stakes
2013 is the year that educational theories like tenure reform and online charters run into reality By John Mooney…
Proposed assembly bill would alter teacher compensation in Verona and Cedar Grove
By Andrew Segedin, Staff Writer. Just as Cedar Grove reached an agreement with district teachers and Verona prepares for…
N.J. colleges, unions spent $2M pushing higher education bond question
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger NEWARK — A coalition of New Jersey colleges, state labor unions and corporations spent…
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