An Atlantic County Superior Court judge ruled Monday that the shuttered Showboat casino in Atlantic City could be placed back on the market by Stockton University, according to a Press of Atlantic City report.

In a new video with sleek graphics and sweeping views, Stockton University has offered a glimpse at plans for two buildings that will help transform the entrance to its main campus and offer a new home for students in science, technology, engineering and math.

Money has come out with its annual list of Best Colleges, and several New Jersey schools have made the cut. Princeton, of course, is near the top — tied for third — but some of the others may be a surprise, including two others in the Top 100.

According to a new Monmouth University Poll released Monday, Gov. Chris Christie, despite formally announcing his candidacy last month, continues to lose ground as he seeks the Republican Party's nomination for president.

Bancroft, an educational support company focused on children and adults with autism and intellectual disabilities, said Wednesday that it has named a chief marketing officer to oversee its marketing and communications initiatives.

The Showboat real estate deal has escalated into a standoff between two parties, each side offering its own interpretations of the dealings. The only question now is which side will blink first.

Robert Carr, CEO of Princeton-based Heartland Payment Systems, announced the donation of $1 million in scholarship money for students to attend either The College of New Jersey or Rowan University. Scholarships will cover the students' tuition, room and board.

Centenary College's 12th president, Barbara-Jayne Lewthwaite, announced Tuesday that she would be stepping down from her position.

Fairleigh Dickinson University, through its Board of Trustees, announced Monday that Provost and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs Christopher Capuano has been appointed as the university's next president.

BJ Dowlen remembers what it was like to start her company in her 20s.

Gale Tenen Spak grows anxious when she walks into a manufacturing facility that looks as if it hasn't changed much in 30 years.