Engaging opportunity Rutgers putting more emphasis on building ties with corporate community
Chris Molloy has been connected to the Rutgers community in one way or another pretty much ever since he set foot on campus as a freshman in the fall of 1972.
Going global International clients create a growing niche
When an Italian retail company wanted to send an employee to the U.S. to oversee the rollout of a few new locations in the New Jersey region, it was assumed there wouldn't be much of a hassle.
Taking the reins Deloitte taps N.J. residents for CEO, chairman posts while making history in the process
Deloitte LLP has long had deep New Jersey ties, despite being based across the Hudson River.
Those ties have just grown deeper — in the most historic of ways.
Campus Town developer is crafting car-share program for TCNJ students #8212 even the freshmen
PRC Group, the developer of The College of New Jersey's 11-building Campus Town project, announced it has partnered with Enterprise to create a car-share program for students.
New life sciences incubator opens on Kean campus
The Institute for Life Science Entrepreneurship announced the launch of its new life sciences incubator located in the state-of-the-art New Jersey Center for Science, Technology and Mathematics.
Rutgers-Newark holding admissions event for unauthorized immigrants
Following up on the controversial Dream Act legislation signed by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, Rutgers-Newark is hosting a college admissions fair for unauthorized immigrants this weekend.
N.J. business school ranks high in U.S. News’ non-MBA online programs list
Rutgers Business School's Masters of Governmental Accounting program received a bit of recognition from U.S. News & World Report's 2015 ranking of non-MBA online graduate business programs.
Berkeley College names new business school dean
Berkeley College announced Tuesday that its Larry L. Luing School of Business has a new dean.
Updated Three schools team up for four-year nursing degree program
Camden County College and Our Lady of Lourdes School of Nursing on Tuesday announced that graduates of their joint three-year nursing program will be able to transfer to the W. Cary Edwards School of Nursing at Thomas Edison State College and obtain a bachelor of science in nursing, or BSN degree, in four years.
Smokers are on board with e-cigarette regulations, Rutgers finds
With the Food and Drug Administration planning to issue a final ruling on whether to regulate electronic cigarettes, a new study by the Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey and Rutgers School of Public Health finds most smokers are unaware that e-cigarettes aren't currently regulated by the FDA, and would support e-cigarette rules.
Developer, TCNJ expanding Campus Town project #8212 before it even opens
PRC Group is fast at work on its new nine-building, mixed-use Campus Town project at The College of New Jersey in Ewing, with students slated to move in ahead of the upcoming fall semester.
Bedminster-based biopharma company buys Aquarius BioTechnologies Inc.
Bedminster-based Matinas BioPharma Holdings Inc., a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company, announced Friday that it has acquired all of the outstanding stock of Aquarius BioTechnologies Inc., a bio-delivery drug discovery company with ties to Rutgers University.
