The school currently has more than 3,000 students enrolled at six locations in the state.
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Rutgers initiative to help minority and women-owned businesses
“This is an ambitious plan and we’re going to form partnerships all over the country to make it successful,” said Rutgers NJ/NYCEO Associated Director Jim Terez. “We will be talking to federal, state, and local agencies, business groups, chambers of commerce, community organizations, and universities to build awareness of these job-saving strategies.”
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NJ universities must submit 10-point reopening plan for the fall
Hybrid learning, face masks, reduced classroom sizes: “Colleges this fall and summer will not look the same as they did last year,” outgoing State Secretary of Higher Education Zakiya Smith-Ellis said Wednesday.
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Rutgers freezes tuition and fees for 2020-2021 due to COVID-19
The board of governors also approved a $4.5 billion budget for the upcoming academic year, marking a 2.2 percent annual reduction.
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Rutgers to spin out RUCDR Infinite Biologics lab for $44.4M
The lab was responsible for developing the first COVID-19 test using saliva as the primary biomaterial, which received emergency use authorization in May from the FDA, allowing for broader population testing.
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Rutgers board of governors names Angelson chair, Best vice chair
Both Mark Angelson and William Best served on the search committee to select the university's incoming 21st president, Jonathan Holloway.
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Hudson County Community College announces fall 2020 plans
The semester plans include online and remote learning for most for-credit, workforce development and noncredit courses.
Read More »Seton Hall’s 2021 academic year budget reflects impacts of COVID-19
The school expects to sustain $8 million - $12 million in losses, with salary freezes, furloughs and increased student costs forecast for the fall.
Read More »New Jersey City University launches $10M fundraising campaign for PAC
The 25,437-square-foot Caroline and Frank Guarini Sr. Performing Arts Center is set to serve as a cornerstone to the school's $400 million redevelopment project, University Place.
Read More »Passerini steps into Seton Hall provost role a month earlier than planned
Katia Passerini was appointed in February and originally scheduled to take her post July 1.
Read More »Mercer County Community College outlines plans to reopen
The college provided no timetable for implementing the plan, saying that it would be triggered by school officials with input from state and local agencies in compliance with rules and guidance put in place by the governor's office and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Read More »Murphy names NJ Secretary of Higher Ed, Smith Ellis, chief policy advisor
“I am confident that the team at OSHE will continue to build on the work we have accomplished together," said Zakiya Smith Ellis. "I will continue to be a fierce advocate for our state’s students."
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