TRENTON — Leaders of New Jersey’s colleges and universities had hoped to hear about new plans to fund campus construction and renovation projects from Gov. Chris Christie in his State of the State address Tuesday.
They heard it, but not from Christie.
Instead, Senate President Stephen Sweeney picked up the cause, pitching the idea of putting a bond referendum on the ballot in November.
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