Thomas Edison State University is offering a new partnership with Raritan Valley Community College registered nursing students to complete their undergraduate or graduate degrees.

The New Jersey Institute of Technology is debuting a forensic science bachelor’s degree program for undergraduate students in forensic science and crime scene investigation.

Clifton-based ClassLink has created a virtual server for educational institutions, called OneSync, which automatically identifies login accounts for students no longer enrolled or employees who have exited.

Gov. Phil Murphy unveiled a $10 million apprenticeship program aimed at training workers in “middle-skill” jobs and keeping them in the state.

New Jersey City University President Sue Henderson and other officials honored recipients of the Jersey City Leadership Awards in recognition of community members who have made advancements in service, the arts, innovation and legacy.

Newark’s Essex County Donald M. Payne Sr. School of Technology was dedicated Monday, with the new 320,000-square-foot facility named after the late Congressman Donald M. Payne Sr.

Ask school presidents whether they support Gov. Phil Murphy's $50 million proposal for tuition-free community college and they say they're on board, provided the funding can be secured.

Rider University graduate Micah Rasmussen has been named director of the school’s Rebovich Institute for New Jersey Politics.

Public sector unions, including Health Professionals and Allied Employees Local 5094 and SPAE Nurses Local 5089, are seeking details of Rutgers University’s plans under a new affiliation with RWJBarnabas Health.