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NJBPU, Rutgers launch utility rates workforce program
The partners will launch a certificate program with paid fellowships to train ratemaking professionals and support New Jersey energy goals.
Rutgers institute honors leaders in corporate social innovation (updated)
Award winners include large companies such as HP and Merck as well as individual changemakers.
Rutgers MBA team wins World Cup-themed supply chain case competition
The students figured out the most efficient way to distribute a new Frito-Lay snack during the 2026 global event, relying on elements of Swiftonomics and the Messi Effect. Here's how.
Rutgers Real Estate symposium to explore: ‘Where Do We Grow from Here?’
Presented with Sills Cummis & Gross PC, the second annual event returns March 4 to assess and explore the local landscape, its current challenges and the future, including housing affordability, attracting businesses and residents, climate change, regional planning and more.
As MBA program enrollment rises, schools try to keep the trend going
Higher education leaders in New Jersey talk about what's behind the latest surge in students seeking a Master of Business Administration – and how they're accommodating the growing numbers.
Rutgers Business School revamps curriculum with focus on AI
Dean Lei Lei said in order "to prepare graduates with the skills and talent most in demand by industry," the institution must create "innovative and disruptive content, to ensure that our students gain a strong understanding of the emerging technologies, including AI, that companies are eager to use."
Port Authority, AACCNJ partner to build local contracting opportunities
“As one of the largest economic generators in the region, we have a commitment to an inclusionary ... practice and to ensuring the economic benefits of our infrastructure projects are available to the communities surrounding our facilities, which includes job opportunities,” said Kevin O’Toole, chairman, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
Rutgers offers NASACT members reduced tuition
The scholarships apply to two online graduate-level programs and are available to constituents of the National Association of State Auditors, Comptrollers and Treasurers.
BioNJ names 3 winners at health equity-focused case competition (slideshow)
The first-ever event from the state's life sciences trade association recognized three teams, including one from New Jersey, and awarded more than $20,000 in prize money.
RU professor Robinson named provost for Rutgers University-Newark
Jeffrey Robinson's work puts him "at the intersection of economic development, social problem solving, inclusive innovation and workforce diversity." He holds the Prudential Chair in Business and is co-founder of the Center for Urban Entrepreneurship and Economic Development.
Rutgers Business School awards $50K to business plan competition winners
The university doled out prizes to participants in the annual Business Plan Competition, featuring alumni, current undergraduates, and MBA students.
