Editorial: Rutgers, Rowan, UMDNJ shakeup could help stop N.J. brain drain
By Times of Trenton Editorial Board After decades of ill-fated ambitions, nearly a year of tumultuous protests and months of…
Editorial: New Jersey needs a major annual investment in higher education
By Star-Ledger Editorial Board The Great Recession proved that a college degree is the ticket to financial success — or…
Union Leadership Academy: Building New Leaders
The Union Leadership Academy (ULA) is an education-based training program targeted toward union officials, members, and anyone else who…
Governor signs bill restructuring Rutgers
By Gene Racz NEW BRUNSWICK — Gov. Chris Christie signed a bill on Wednesday that integrated medical schools into…
How Universities Treat Adjuncts Limits Their Effectiveness in the Classroom, Report Says
By Audrey Williams June Colleges that want to set the stage for their students to succeed should stop hiring…
8 Reasons We Should Be Seriously Suspicious of the Common Core Standards
45 states have now adopted these new standards — but will they really improve learning in our schools? By…
Statement re: S2063/A3102 the New Jersey Medical and Health Sciences Education Restructuring Act
Contact: Jeanne Otersen 201-280-9279 Newark, NJ – HPAE, the largest union of nurses and health professionals at UMDNJ issued…
Gov. Christie signs N.J. higher education merger bill
By Kelly Heyboer and Megan DeMarco/The Star-Ledger NEW BRUNSWICK — When a state task force handed him a report…
Walmart, Right-Wing Media Company Hold Star-Studded Benefit Promoting Film About ALEC-Backed Education “Reform”
The new film “Won’t Back Down” glorifies an ALEC-backed proposal that would allow parents to bust teachers’ unions–and Walmart…
Solution-Driven Unionism
Education wars — two words that should never be strung together — are far too common in the United…
Many New York City Teachers Denied Tenure in Policy Shift
By AL BAKER Nearly half of New York City teachers reaching the end of their probations were denied tenure…
Lou Greenwald claims New Jersey students represent nearly a third of all college freshmen who attend school out of their home state
In fall 2010 — the most recent data available — more than 515,000 freshmen across the country started college…
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