NJAAUP Panel discussion with Assemblyman Joe Cryan, Dr. Joe Doria, Gordon MacInnes and AFTNJ Executive Vice President Dr. Sue Tardi. Cryan’s legislation would “Directs Secretary of Higher Education to establish performance-based funding plans for public institutions of higher education.”
By Conor Skelding Ursino, the fancy farm-to-table restaurant on the Kean University campus that opened amid great fanfare about…
Lawsuits are among the ways in which parents across the United States are expressing their frustration with remote learning,…
Effective April 5, all educators and staff at New Jersey’s institutions of higher learning will be eligible to receive…
AFTNJ members traveled to Philadelphia to rally for a new economic Bill of Rights. See a video of the…
Election Day RecapAn Ongoing Political Education
By unanimous vote March 6, the respective governing councils of the American Federation of Teachers and the American Association…
