The university’s Veteran Entrepreneurship Training course, which enters its ninth year this summer, is accepting applications and is open to former members of the armed forces and their spouses or dependents.

Applications are open now to former service members, their spouses or dependents for the free, seven-week course, which explores how to develop a business concept and to gauge its feasibility.

Since the financial organization's donation to NEADS in December 2020, the nonprofit has trained and matched 10 canine companions for prior servicemember teams.

The 21,700-square-foot complex occupies a four-story building and includes 1,500 square feet of ground-level commercial space for social support services.

The Dr. Eugene Marsh Center for Veterans and Military Affairs is the first space at the University to be named for a Black graduate.

The company joined with Operation Tiny Home and Cornerstone Design Build to award a $55,000 grant to Frederic Rosario on Veteran's Day.

An annual grant of $500,000 from the U.S. Department of Labor Veterans' Employment & Training Services will allow the organization to operate a reintegration program for homeless former service members in seven counties.

The real estate development and management company's Veterans Affordable Housing Initiative is an extension of the Veterans Preference program it debuted in 2019 with the opening The Edge at Freehold, and coincides with the grand opening and groundbreaking for two different properties.

A new, multidisciplinary program from the system features a personal health navigator to coordinate care for both veterans and active-duty members, with a particular focus on those stationed at Burlington County's Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst.

The Elizabeth Development Co., through the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development, is granting access to training opportunities in the construction industry and will assist with job placement in North Jersey thanks to the new initiative.

American Legion Post 107 will use the funds to create housing and provide services - including physical and mental health care and employment opportunities - in Hudson County.

Up to two awardees will use the funding to participate in the Small Business Administration's Veteran Federal Procurement Entrepreneurship Training Program.