In New Brunswick, the “most trusted television news personality in America” and a former chair for the boards of governors and trustees will be recognized.

"To be clear, we are not against the proposal to build a cancer hospital here in New Brunswick," community activist Charlie Kratovil said at the Feb. 18 meeting. "We are simply demanding that the public school that we all paid $22 million to open not be abruptly closed to facilitate this project."

“Leading this institution has been – and remains – one of the defining honors of my life," said Phoebe Haddon, who was named the university's first African-American woman chancellor in 2014.

Katia Passerini is currently the distinguished chair and dean of the Lesley H. and William L. Collins College of Professional Studies at St. John’s University.

Lesley Stahl, of CBS 60 Minutes, served as keynote for the conference, which explored themes including the role transportation plays in facilitating opportunities.

Scientist Jessica Ray is responsible for coordinating and completing ecological research, restoration and stewardship projects.

On top of that, Thomas Edison State University will also waive the application fee.

Matthew Whelan will become the ninth leader of the institution, and the first lay male leader in its history.

The measure expands a current law that allows resident tuition rates for members stationed in New Jersey, and their children.

To date, 30 states have shown interest in allowing the practice, after California became the first to enact such a measure in September.

Seton Hall law school is hosting a “boot camp” on the rules governing sports gambling from corporate ethics and regulatory structures in the U.S. and Europe, to electronic sports and online gambling.