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FDU Poll: voters back pet tax credit, reject theater alcohol
An FDU Poll found New Jersey voters narrowly support a pet tax credit but oppose legislation allowing movie theaters to sell alcohol.
NJ Food Council awards $102K in student scholarships
New Jersey Food Council awarded $102,500 in scholarships to 32 students pursuing careers in food retail, distribution and manufacturing.
OPINION: Human intelligence and higher education in the AI era
Caldwell University President Jeffrey Senese explains why AI makes higher education, human judgment and ethical leadership more valuable.
Rutgers approves $6.2B budget, 3% tuition increase
Rutgers approved a $6.2B budget with a 3% tuition increase, hiring freeze and expanded financial aid for 2026-27.
Trenton breaks ground on $89.4M school project
Trenton broke ground on an $89.4M school project that will create a new K-6 campus serving up to 837 students.
NJ invests $3.5M in air traffic controller training
New Jersey is investing $3.5M to expand FAA-aligned air traffic controller training and aviation workforce programs at three colleges.
Rutgers joins tri-state partnership to expand ESOPs
Rutgers launched a partnership to expand employee ownership across New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania through ESOP education.
Kean University completes historic NJCU merger
Kean University and New Jersey City University officially finalize their merger, creating the Kean Jersey City campus.
Georgian Court launches MSN in nursing informatics
Partnering with Hackensack Meridian Health, the fully online course will cover innovation and technology starting in the Spring 2027 semester.
367 NJ vo-tech students earn associate degrees in high school
A record 367 New Jersey county vo-tech students earned associate degrees before high school graduation, accelerating college and careers.
Inside the Bruce Springsteen Center at Monmouth University (photos)
The Bruce Springsteen Center at Monmouth University in Long Branch explores 48,000 artifacts, exhibits and American music history.
OPINION: New Jersey’s nonpublic schools are quietly saving taxpayers billions
The executive director of Teach NJ explains how New Jersey nonpublic schools save taxpayers money while easing enrollment and costs for districts.
