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William Paterson posts enrollment boost for fall semester
The university showed an 8.5% increase for full- and first-time freshmen entering with the Class of 2027, with students hailing from each of New Jersey's 21 counties as well as from 21 states and 20 countries.
Rutgers Law offers bar exam prep – for free
Thanks to a "game-changing" partnership with educational services provider Kaplan, all graduating students starting with the class of 2024 will receive comprehensive resources to study for the test.
Giants, Rider University kick off multiyear partnership
According to university President Gregory Dell’Omo, "Aligning with the New York Giants will greatly enhance our emphasis on helping students discover their focus and expand upon classroom knowledge through hands-on experiences."
Princeton extends run atop U.S. News best colleges list
Princeton University holds the top spot in the U.S. News Best Colleges rankings for the 13th consecutive year.
The 2023 NJBIZ Education Power 50 slideshow
At a glance, meet the most influential women and men conducting vital research and training a new generation of leaders.
Presenting the 2023 NJBIZ Education Power 50
Keeping New Jersey’s workforce on the cutting edge of achievement will be the job of these individuals.
2023 Education Power 50: I – Z
Meet the most influential women and men conducting vital research and training a new generation of leaders.
2023 Education Power 50: A – H
Meet the most influential women and men conducting vital research and training a new generation of leaders.
No. 3: Robert Johnson
Since 2011, Johnson has served as dean of the Rutgers New Jersey Medical School – the state’s oldest medical school.
No. 1: Jonathan Holloway
Since 2020, Holloway has served as the 21st president in the history of New Jersey’s flagship state university.
No. 2: Todd Wolfson and Rebecca Givan
Wolfson and Givan, president and general vice president of Rutgers AAUP-AFT, played key roles in Rutgers' historic five-day strike this spring.
No. 5: Teik Lim
Lim is president of the New Jersey Institute of Technology, joining the Newark school from the University of Texas at Arlington.
