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Kean-NJCU merger advances with new approval
Kean University's merger with NJCU wins accreditation approval, with deal set to close July 1, expanding access to public higher education.
NJ vocational summer camps help middle schoolers explore careers
NJ vocational schools offer summer camps for middle schoolers to explore careers, build skills and gain early exposure to future paths.
Rutgers launches employee ownership research lab
Rutgers University launched the Employee Ownership Applied Research hub to help small businesses transition ownership to workers amid a growing succession crisis.
Spencer’s launches Sexology 101 college tour
The shopping mall staple is hitting the road to bring sexual wellness education, events and resources to college campuses across New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
HCCC President Reber to lead Harrisburg University
Hudson County Community College President Christopher Reber will step down to lead Harrisburg University after eight years in Jersey City.
Bristol Myers Squibb donates lab equipment to Seton Hall
Bristol Myers Squibb donates lab equipment to Seton Hall University to boost biomedical research, student training and campus innovation.
Cooper, Stockton partner to expand NJ nursing workforce
Cooper University Health Care and Stockton University signed a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at expanding the nursing workforce with tuition discounts and career pathways in South Jersey.
Rutgers launches Scarlet Knight Enterprises board
The group is tasked with expanding athletics revenue, partnerships and NIL strategy amid a shifting college sports landscape.
NJ YMCA, community colleges launch workforce partnership
New Jersey YMCA and community colleges launched a first-of-its-kind partnership to expand education access, workforce training and degree pathways statewide.
Rutgers study: Unexpected free time feels longer, changes work habits
A new Rutgers study finds canceled meetings create a feeling of “extra time," leading workers to take on longer tasks and rethink productivity habits.
Rutgers poll: NJ residents downbeat on economy, cost of living
A Rutgers-Eagleton poll finds growing dissatisfaction among New Jerseyans on the economy and increasing frustrations with rising cost of living and taxes.
Rowan receives $10M gift to launch financial planning school
The $10 million gift from Edelman Financial Engines to Rowan University will help launch a financial planning school, with classes set to begin in fall 2026.
