Under an agreement with the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of New Jersey, the school will make a $4.8 million payment to resolve an investigation dating back to 2013.

Montclair State University will bestow the honor at its January 2020 Graduate School Commencement ceremony.

A 1968 grad, Nancy Shuman's contribution will ensure Rutgers–Camden’s Department of Childhood Studies initiatives will receive ongoing support.

Starting in January courses, certification programs and customized corporate training options to fill business needs will be available.

The grants from the Princeton Area Community Foundation will support the New Jersey Cultural Competency and English Language Learners Institute and Mentoring Program, based in The John S. Watson Institute for Public Policy.

The Oradell-based tutoring and test prep center said that students who receive its services scored better on the SAT, the ACT, and on the scholarships survey for 2019.

The New Jersey Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer Support programs will initially be capitalized with $500,000.

Barbara Ridener began her career in an elementary school classroom and rose to become a top academic leader at Florida Atlantic University.

Set to begin in the fall, students can take advantage of the incentives while pursuing five-year undergraduate and graduate tracts.

The study charges that for-profit colleges use aggressive and sometimes fraudulent recruitment tactics and spend more on marketing and advertising than on their education programs.

“A staggering 11.2 percent of graduate and undergraduate students experience rape or sexual assault through physical force, violence, according to the Rape Abuse Incest National Network,” Assemblywoman Annette Quijano, a sponsor of the legislation, said in a statement. “We need to do more to reduce incidents of sexual violence, starting with assessing how allegations are investigated, holding abusers accountable and ensuring survivors have the support they need.”

Judith Sheft brings nearly 20 years of expertise in New Jersey’s innovation ecosystem to her new position and spent the past 18 years as an associate vice president at NJIT.