Conn. and Mass. Governors Propose Big Spending Increases for Higher Education
By Eric Kelderman The governors of Connecticut and Massachusetts are each calling for major increases in higher-education spending. But…
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Adjuncts learn latest on Affordable Care Act implications
Many adjuncts and part-time faculty at colleges and universities feel apprehensive about some aspects of the Affordable Care Act,…
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The Cogan Family Rebuilds after Sandy
With the storm surge threatening their Union Beach neighborhood, Jessica and Patrick Cogan loaded up their three children (seven-year-old…
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Rutgers unveils Tyler Clementi Center; Lawmakers reintroduce legislation in memory of cyberbullying victim
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger PISCATAWAY — For more than two years, Tyler Clementi’s name has been synonymous with…
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Online Testing Is Coming to New Jersey Schools — Ready or Not
Education department confident that testing rollout will hit its mark, some school administrators uneasy about 2014-2015 deadline By John…
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Education secretary, college chiefs urge gun laws
Associated Press WASHINGTON — The nation’s schools chief says more needs to be done to make sure children live…
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AIG and Ethics: The Corporatization of Public Higher Education
Big corporations are pumping ill-earned money into public education across the U.S., threatening academic freedom and free speech. By…
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What is AFTNJ doing about Superstorm Sandy?
While not first-responders or relief agency workers, AFTNJ members made donations of food and clean-up equipment to several distribution…
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Take Action to Protect School Funding
Dear Public Education Supporter, Please to ask your legislators to protect our school funding! New Jersey Education Commissioner Cerf…
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College Council Adjunct Faculty Reach Tentative Agreement with state
After over a year of difficult negotiations with the State and the State College/University presidents, the Council of New…
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