University under attack
By Sam Berman Man the towers, lower the gates, ready our defenses — the University is under assault. As…
Christie’s college merger plan must go through Legislature, non-partisan office says
By Jarrett Renshaw/Statehouse Bureau TRENTON — If Gov. Chris Christie wants to reshuffle the state’s higher education system, he…
Mid-Level Administrative Pay Up 2%
Scott Jaschik Mid-level administrators in higher education saw a median base salary increase of 2.0 percent in 2011. That’s…
Promise, obstacles in plan to merge 2 NJ colleges
Written by GEOFF MULVIHILL, Associated Press TRENTON — They’re two state universities with campuses 20 miles apart. One has…
Rutgers trustees object to Christie’s timetable for merger plan
BY PATRICIA ALEX, STAFF WRITER, The Record The Rutgers University trustees on Thursday balked at the Governor Christie’s July…
Rowan issues its blueprint for Rutgers-Camden merger
By Joelle Farrellm Inquirer Staff Writer Rowan University on Thursday released a 17-page “road map” to merging with Rutgers-Camden,…
Opinion: Voucher Bills Fall Prey to False Advertising and Small Thinking
We still need a voucher bill that does one thing well –serves the poorest kids in the worst schools…
Accreditation Is Eyed as a Means to Aid Adjuncts
By Peter Schmidt Can a quality education be provided by any college that relies heavily on adjunct instructors it…
Midlevel Administrators’ Pay Increases Slightly but Doesn’t Match Inflation
By Andrea Fuller Salaries for midlevel administrators rose by a median of 2 percent this year over last year,…
Powerful Medicine: How George Norcross used his political muscle to pump up once-ailing Cooper Hospital.
By James Osborne and Craig R. McCoy, Inquirer Staff Writers In a city synonymous with failure, Cooper University Hospital…
UMDNJ’s debt looms over proposed Rutgers takeover
By Bob Braun/Star-Ledger Columnist Gov. Chris Christie’s determined and sometimes angry push to remake New Jersey higher education has…
Hello, Cruel World
What the Fate of One Class of 2011 Says About the Job Market By NATHANIEL PENN The 1.7 million…
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