Employers in the state and nationwide can join The Camden Dream Center's RAP to build a new, more skilled and diverse talent pipeline for two initial occupations: cybersecurity support technician and network technician.

New Jersey community colleges can now apply online for the competitive grant program from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority that will award up to $1 million.

R-U Rah Rah, R-U Rah Rah, Whoo-Rah, Whoo-Rah, Rutgers Rah! Beginning in September, all 52,000 seats at Piscataway's SHI Stadium will allow Scarlet Knights fans to experience the sights and sounds that make college football special.

The early education and child care franchise is accelerating its expansion into new communities across the U.S.

Veteran higher education leader David Birdsell, who most recently served as dean of the Austin W. Marxe School of Public and International Affairs, will be charged with overseeing all academic programs and accreditation at the Union-based school’s campuses, including in Toms River, Manahawkin, Jefferson and Wenzhou, China.

In the 18th edition of the list of the best of the best institutions around the globe, of the 177 American universities ranked by 51.4% declined in rank while only 16.4% improved their position from a year ago.

The Eldredge Building, which has stood for nearly a century, is being dismantled to make way for a 135,000-square-foot, six-story, 416-bed apartment-style student housing building for the school's Atlantic City campus.

If the school’s trustees approve, Jonathan G.S. Koppell would be the ninth MSU president to serve after longtime president Susan Cole announced last September that she would retire effective July this year.

Students will be connected with the Massachusetts-based nonprofit's Business Sustainability Internship Program, providing the tools necessary to develop strong communication and professional skills, and the ability to create practical, sustainable business solutions.

The program is geared toward Schreyer Honors College students from underrepresented communities with the goal of providing unique, hands-on experience working in a law firm.

Angela Kariotis joins from Seton Hall, where she was co-director of the Diversity Coalition of Center for Faculty Development.

Uchenna Baker will serve on the president’s cabinet and report directly to the recently appointed senior vice president for university operations, Robert Pignatello.