When Montclair State University begins its in-person commencement ceremonies on July 18, more than 120 faculty members will not be in attendance, citing health risks for all involved in a letter submitted earlier this month to MSU deans.
Patch reporter Eric Kiefer’s story features quotes from MSU professors Fawzia Afzal-Khan and Joan Ficke regarding the faculty’s concerns.
In late spring, when Rowan University’s department of biological sciences offered adjunct professor EJ Karetny a special topics seminar…
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Gov. Phil Murphy on Sept. 16 signed S1877, which “requires public and independent institutions of higher education and proprietary…
Associated Press. NEW BRUNSWICK — The new president of Rutgers University said Tuesday that he wants to reduce the…
As part of its Black History Month programming, the National Museum of African American History & Culture is offering…
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