NJ voters expect World Cup economic boost, traffic woes

The latest Rutgers-Eagleton Poll finds residents believe the world's largest sporting event will help lift the local economy; however, concerns about traffic, transit crowding and delays persist.

Montclair State selected to operate NJ PBS (updated)

Montclair State University will take over NJ PBS operations, preserving New Jersey’s public television network under a new management agreement.

Wiley acquires UK-based Emerald Publishing in $452M deal

The addition of Emerald Publishing expands WIley's research portfolio as well as its AI content assets.

Fertitta-Caesars deal could reshape Atlantic City casinos

The $17.6 billion acquisition would unite four resorts, triggering regulatory scrutiny in New Jersey amid potential ownership concentration concerns in "America's Playground."

Bergen County opens Career Innovation High School in Paramus (photos)

Bergen County opens the Career Innovation High School in Paramus, expanding workforce training in logistics, dental science and design.

Rutgers offers New Jersey’s only forensic nurse examiner course

Rutgers School of Nursing offers New Jersey's only forensic nurse examiner course to train healthcare professionals in sexual assault survivor care and evidence collection.

NJ vocational schools expand adult career training programs

New Jersey's vocational schools are expanding adult career training, apprenticeships and healthcare programs to meet workforce demand.

Rowan expands AI computing partnership with HPE, SHI

The collaboration with SHI and Hewlett Packard Enterprise boosts research, workforce training and supercomputing capability.

HCCC appoints Dougherty interim president

Following the resignation of Chris Reber last month, Hudson County Community College has appointed Lisa Dougherty interim president as trustees prepare for a national search.

Forbes names 14 New Jersey companies best for grads

Forbes named 14 New Jersey companies among the best employers for grads in 2026 based on pay, growth, AI adoption and other factors.

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Steve Adubato Looks at How Vocational Ed Preps Students to Fill Job Gaps

Jonathan Farina, PhD, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Seton Hall University, joins Steve Adubato to explore how the university prepares students for today’s workforce and why a well-rounded education matters more than ever.

Liberty Science Center Genius Gala raises record $3.2M (photos)

Liberty Science Center's annual Genius Gala raised a record $3.2 million to support STEM education and expansion plans at the interactive science museum in Jersey City.