Changing a ceiling tile is all it takes.
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Google Development Group of North Jersey to host Google Solve for X event
The Google Development Group of North Jersey has been selected as one of two locations in the nation, and one of 12 locations worldwide, for Google’s Solve for X event.
Read More »N.J. school makes #822030 Best Online Colleges#8221 list
Best Value Schools has released its “30 Best Online Colleges 2014” rankings, and one of New Jersey's nontraditional schools made the cut.
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Rutgers center recognizes N.J. business leaders with inaugural Entrepreneurship Awards
The Rutgers Business School's Center for Urban Entrepreneurship and Economic Development announced Tuesday its inaugural Entrepreneurship Awards.
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Stockton College to buy Showboat casino, turn it into branch campus
Richard Stockton College will acquire the shuttered Showboat Casino Hotel from Caesars Entertainment with plans to repurpose the Atlantic City property as a branch campus, the school and the gaming giant announced Tuesday.
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Rutgers Business School names new dean, effective Jan. 1
Rutgers Business School-Newark and New Brunswick will have a new dean with the new year, it announced Tuesday.
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Six N.J. schools make ‘Best for Vets’ lists of 2- and 4-year colleges
College can be an important part of a veteran's post-military life, and more and more colleges are recognizing that a portion of their student body has taken this nontraditional route to higher education. As a result, more and more are also going out of their way to ease the transition for former servicemen and -women.
Read More »Getting schooled in courtroom setting is new goal
Chris Keating dreaded outright fainting from nerves as he uttered the first words of his argument in front of U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor and two presiding U.S. Circuit Court judges.
Read More »Rutgers sponsor High Point hopes to bring IT services to sports and entertainment sector
IT services firm High Point Solutions has launched a new sports and entertainment practice, tapping a former Barclays Center executive to oversee the expansion.
Read More »N.J. home to nation’s top public school, and a handful of leading private schools
New Jersey is home to a handful of the nation’s leading private schools and the absolute best public school, according to Niche.com.
Read More »N.J. Health Foundation partners with Stevens to advance innovative tech and research
The New Jersey Health Foundation, which funds biomedical and health research in New Jersey and whose venture capital arm invests in Garden State startups, has announced an affiliation with Stevens Institute of Technology aimed at advancing promising health care innovations from Stevens faculty, researchers and students.
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