When he founded the Rutgers Food Innovation Center in 2001, Lou Cooperhouse was hoping to incubate young, startup food companies and foster innovation in the industry.

Georgian Court University has been recognized by the University Business website as one of 17 institutions dubbed a “Model for Excellence.”

The Research & Development Council of New Jersey, whose membership includes representatives from academia, industry, and government, honored New Jersey Institute of Technology President Joel Bloom as one of the winners of the 2015 Edison Patent Awards at the 36th Edison Patent Awards Ceremony & Reception last week.

Senate President Steve Sweeney and state Sen. Jim Whelan held a roundtable discussion Thursday afternoon in Atlantic City on public-private partnership projects within the city and elsewhere across the state.

Princeton University is on the line to prove its tax-exempt status, in a case where it is the defendant against four residents.

On Monday, Gov. Chris Christie announced a second round of grant funding from the 2012 Building Our Future Bond Act for a Fall 2015 grant cycle. New grant awards will be made from the Higher Education Capital Improvement Fund.

A task force comprised of Camden's higher education and health care leaders has released a new report indicating that its nine anchor institutions have had an economic impact of more than $2 billion on the city, while creating more than 2,300 new jobs.

Christine Barbieri saw a problem growing in slow motion: The senior citizen population in North Jersey was growing rapidly in areas where there was a lack of transportation infrastructure to bring them to the health care establishments they needed. So, she and co-founder Donald Jones created MediCoupe, which is like Uber for patients and their...

The New Jersey Innovation Institute wants to foster growth in a number of key industry sectors in the state, including defense and homeland security.

The future medical school of Seton Hall University and the Hackensack University Health Network received approval Friday from the Economic Development Authority for a 10-year, $16.9 million Grow New Jersey award.