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Morristown Airport hosts aviation day for 150 students
More than 150 students from nine high schools explored aviation careers at the recent Morris County event.
Genova Burns counsel launches Read Across Newark book drive
Spearheaded by Jaclyn McDonnell, the “Read Across Newark” book drive helps give students at Speedway Avenue Elementary access to literacy rewards.
Rider Hope Fund awards $125K to 40+ students
Rider University’s Presidential Hope Fund awarded over $125,000 to more than 40 students facing financial crises to support degree completion since October 2025.
NJ students tackle affordability at statewide AI hackathon
More than 175 participants rose to the challenge at the Montgomery Innovation Hub in Skillman, using generative artificial intelligence to develop solutions for housing, transit and education.
DoorDash donates $2K to HCCC students facing food insecurity
The community credits will help support Hudson County Community College learners amid SNAP disruptions and more.
Stockton unveils new strategic plan for South Jersey growth
Announced by University President Joe Bertolino, the roadmap focuses on student success, community care and expanding the region.
NJ’s free college teletherapy program delivers 78K sessions
The state-funding initiative launched in 2023, providing 24/7 support to students across 45 institutions through a partnership with Uwill.
Stockton joins NJ PLAN to expand credit for prior learning
The South Jersey university is the latest to join TESU's New Jersey Prior Learning Assessment Network, which helps students earn credit for work, military or life experience — cutting costs and speeding up degree completion.
Newark event teaches students about accounting career opportunities
More than 70 high schoolers took part in the program, organized through a partnership between NJCPA, EVERFI and the Center for Audit Quality’s Accounting+ initiative.
Prudential reveals next class of Emerging Visionaries
Two teen winners call New Jersey home: The Crescendo Lab founder Marie Dillard, of Englewood, and Anika Dugal, of Matawan, who launched Girls for Algorithmic Justice.
North Jersey high school students win inaugural Port Authority contest
Twenty teams from New Jersey and New York were tasked with reimagining the 2.5-foot-wide catwalks that run the length of the Lincoln and Holland tunnels.
Chester ShopRite is 1st retail location to carry Somerset Hills students’ salad
Produced at Three Meadows Farm, the blend of greens was grown by young adults with autism who are part of the learning institute’s hydroponics career training program.
