Would eliminating Rutgers-Camden hurt Rutgers’ brand?
Julie Ruth is an associate professor of marketing in the School of Business at Rutgers University in Camden. She…
State chides NJCU professor for ‘inappropriate’ and ‘highly offensive’ comments regarding colleague
By Terrence T. McDonald/The Jersey Journal A former New Jersey City University professor has been cited by the state…
N.J. needs more oversight, accountability in higher ed
While Gov. Chris Christie’s proposed 6 percent increase in direct aid to public colleges and universities would be useful…
Rutgers trustees show disapproval toward Camden campus-Rowan merger
By Bob Considine/The Star-Ledger NEW BRUNSWICK — The Rutgers Board of Trustees and several professors voiced displeasure tonight with…
Unhappy Rutgers Trustees Face A ‘Devil’s Bargain’
If Rutgers is to annex three central Jersey medical units, then the board must approve the merger between Camden…
Winners and Losers for School Aid
Complicated formula hits some NJ cities hard while suburban schools see gains By John Mooney The first details are…
U. faculty protest merger at Board of Trustees meeting
By Amy Rowe / Staff Writer Members of the University community argued against the proposed Rutgers-Camden merger with Rowan…
Outlook: Higher ed busy forming partnerships, new buildings
By Jessica Driscoll/ Gloucester County Times Since the beginning of the new year, talk of a potential merger between…
Higher Ed Would Pick Up Six Percent Under Planned 2013 Budget
Christie boosts direct aid to schools but facilities help is still under construction By John Mooney Gov. Chris Christie…
Kean Faculty, Students Protest Retention of Farahi
By MICHAEL J. POLLACK Specially Written for The Westfield Leader and The Times UNION — “Justice needs to be…
Is The Kean University President Integrity Issue ‘Old School’?
Maybe it’s “old school” where one thinks that integrity must prevail above all else when it comes to education….
Christie proposes increased aid to higher education
By Mary Diduch and Jovelle Tamayo / Staff Writers Gov. Chris Christie outlined his third annual budget address for…
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