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Stockton University extends President Bertolino’s contract
The Galloway-based school awarded Joe Bertolino a new three-year agreement, recognizing his leadership, strategic initiatives and student-focused vision.
Bishop Schol to succeed Caldwell at Centenary University
As Dale Caldwell prepares to begin his term as the newly elected lieutenant governor for New Jersey, Bishop John Schol was named the next and 16th president of the school.
Rutgers inaugurates Tate as 22nd university president
William Tate IV launched the Edge Fund to support student scholarships and innovation across campuses.
Acebo drops interim title to become 13th NJCU president
Andres Acebo's appointment comes after he helped lead a turnaround at New Jersey City University. The permanent title makes him the youngest public university president in state history.
Rutgers enters next era under new President Tate
William Tate IV will officially join the State University of New Jersey this summer. NJBIZ caught up with board of governors Chair Amy Towers on the search process, the incoming leader and what's ahead.
Rutgers University taps Tate as next president
The board of governors and board of trustees appointed William Tate IV as the State University of New Jersey's 22nd leader during a special joint meeting Monday.
Rider University taps Loyack to succeed retiring president
John Loyack will take over from Gregory Dell’Omo this summer, following a national search led by the school’s board of trustees.
Georgian Court taps Cornacchia as interim president (updated)
Eugene Cornacchia recently ended his tenure as the longest-serving leader in Saint Peter’s University history, where he oversaw milestones, including the introduction of its first doctoral programs, the creation of three new schools and extensive construction enhancement projects.
Kean approves new contract for President Repollet
Having joined the university in 2020, Lamont Repollet came in at No. 7 on the NJBIZ Education Power 50, which dropped earlier this week.
Rutgers President Holloway to step down (updated)
The school's 21st leader, Jonathan Holloway was the first Black person to lead the university.
Rider President Dell’Omo to step down in 2025
Gregory Dell’Omo has led the university since August 2015. When his tenure concludes, it will mark his 20th year as a university president.
TCNJ names interim Bernstein as 17th president
Michael Bernstein stepped into the role last July, after former leader Kathryn Foster exited the post.
