Controversial Superintendent Cami Anderson is departing the Newark Public School District, state Commissioner of Education David Hespe announced Monday.
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Education
Who was there New Jersey’s ambassadors at the Choose NJ dinner
A look at some of the top names who attended the Choose New Jersey dinner at BIO 2015 in Philadelphia.
Read More »Rutgers hopes innovation park will make inroads between tech, academia
In a move that's hoped to break down barriers between industry and academia, Rutgers University is planning to construct a technology park, with the help of a $500,000 federal Economic Development Agency grant.
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How Jersey wines, dines prospective businesses Choose NJ dinner offers inside look at process
Tharuvai Ramesh didn't get a chance to eat his salad. He wasn't taking a bite of his steak or lobster, either.
And he didn't seem to mind one bit.
Tutoring, test prep company sold
A Hunterdon County tutoring service was acquired by another company in a deal brokered by Benjamin Ross Group, the firm said Wednesday.
Read More »Colleges hit with credit downgrades, thanks to N.J.’s financial woes
While a debate rages about the affordability of higher education nationally, several colleges across New Jersey have received lowered credit ratings or outlook warnings from Wall Street firms.
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NJIT gives business school’s interim dean the permanent position
New Jersey Institute of Technology has named the interim dean for its School of Management to the permanent position, it announced recently.
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Jersey groups ready to state their case at BIO 2015
There’s a clever tale to be told about being in the bio business in New Jersey:
Read More »Bio report Lack of funding holds New Jersey back
Ernst & Young Global Life Sciences Leader Glen Giovannetti said he is bullish on the future of the biotech industry in the annual report his company released this week.
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HackensackUHN, Seton Hall sign definitive agreement for med school next step, finding a dean
Hackensack University Health Network and Seton Hall University announced Tuesday that they have signed a definitive agreement to form their recently announced four-year school of medicine.
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Training from the top Monmouth University students benefit from school’s association with ESPN
When it comes to sports broadcasting experience, Bob Davies has been ahead of the curve since his time at Jackson Liberty High School.
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Real Estate Report Healthy choices #8212 Businesses helping to bring fresh food to kids, community
As Newark residents near the Springfield Avenue Marketplace squabble in a they-said, we-said war of words with the developer regarding just what type of restaurant options will be near the badly needed $94 million city-altering project, we're reminded of just how difficult urban redevelopment can be.
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