Danielle Lindner was just another parent in 2007, concerned about the education her child was receiving at her preschool. She just decided to do something it.
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SCHOOL OF THOUGHT A. Gabriel Esteban has Seton Hall University growing in size and stature … and he’s just getting started
Seton Hall University President Dr. A. Gabriel Esteban knows about all the issues facing higher education institutions today.
Read More »Veterans health programs get 5M in state grants
Two New Jersey health systems and the state university were awarded $5 million in grants to expand existing primary care, behavioral health and social service programs for veterans.
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Pricing, variety help Unique Photo stay competitive
In September, Alexander Sweetwood became the third generation to take the reins of the family business, Unique Photo.
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Davis has one goal for real estate school Be No. 1
Morris Davis is no stranger to New Jersey, having grown up in Philadelphia and spent summers at the Jersey Shore. But that couldn't have prepared him for what he learned about the state last year, once he showed up to help build a new real estate program at Rutgers University.
Read More »NJTC wraps up 2015 with its first Tech Day
The New Jersey Technology Council held its first Tech Day on Wednesday at Rutgers University in New Brunswick. The daylong event featured a conference on commercialization in the morning, a midday incubator showcase and a scheduled afternoon “data summit,” which focuses on monetizing and securing big data.
Read More »What Rutgers study uncovered about e-cigarette use
A recent Rutgers University study explored the rising use of e-cigarettes and how smokers are finding information about the alternative to cigarettes.
Read More »Comcast helps move schools along in the 21st century
Comcast Business is helping kids to connect for their education.
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School ties Finding a way to fix the logjam at the 3-D printer
Luke Lamarca, vice president of technical operations for L&Z Tool and Engineering in Watchung, knows a thing or two about 3-D printing.
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School ties Rutgers student helps bring sustainable solutions to companies
Nick Jermer is a senior accounting student at Rutgers University. He's also passionate about clean energy.
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School ties Princeton students driving innovation in the classroom
John Morone, a junior majoring in computer science at Princeton University, loves his latest school project:
He’s helping to build an automated vehicle.
Corzine, in rare public appearance, offers career advice to FDU business students
Former Gov. Jon Corzine made his first public appearance in at least four years Thursday evening in Madison, offering career advice and a few memories to a roomful of Fairleigh Dickinson University business students.
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