AFTNJ, Local 1766 call for Rutgers’ Newark, Camden libraries to close as COVID-19 cases climb
With COVID-19 cases rising across Newark and Camden, and with the potential of a post-Christmas spike in New Jersey, AFTNJ…
Next Freedom School session to analyze the 2020 election’s racial politics
The Rutgers AAUP-AFT discussion series Freedom School will hold a virtual session titled “Analyzing the Racial Politics of the…
Online class covers ways to mobilize the workplace
Registration is open now for “The Power in a Union — Mobilizing Your Workplace,” a development program for New Jersey…
Holloway looks at Rutgers’ financial future
In a recent Zoom call with The Star-Ledger’s editorial board, Rutgers University President Jonathan Holloway addressed Rutgers’ financial concerns…
Rutgers event explores innovation’s future
Members of the Rutgers University community are invited to participate in “The Future of American Innovation & The Role…
Local 6323’s Kumar, Storch and Wolff stand up for pay equity
Deepa Kumar has no interest in applying for jobs merely to have an equity correction made to her salary….
Rutgers plans limited in-person classes for spring at New Brunswick campus
In order “to be the most responsive to the health and safety of our community,” Christopher J. Molloy, chancellor…
Rutgers professor: ‘More truthful’ sense of nation’s history is needed
In a guest column for The Star-Ledger, Rutgers University professor Beth C. Rubin writes about the importance of a…
Rutgers’ Nelson weighs pros, cons of legal recreational marijuana
The wording of Public Question No. 1 on the New Jersey 2020 election ballot is simple enough: Do you approve…
Rutgers, Montclair State among world’s top colleges
Rutgers University’s New Brunswick and Newark campuses and Montclair State University have landed on U.S. News & World Report’s…
Rutgers professors in pay inequity suit speak out
Three of the five female plaintiffs from Local 6323 who filed a lawsuit this week against Rutgers University over…
Female professors sue Rutgers over pay inequity
Five female Rutgers University professors on Oct. 14 filed a lawsuit against Rutgers, claiming their salaries are significantly lower…
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