Twelve Princeton undergraduates, including three from New Jersey, will pursue internships and conduct research internationally this summer as Streicker Fellows. The Streicker International Fellows Fund was established in 2015 to provide undergraduate […]
The Photo Club at County College of Morris (CCM) recently announced the winners of its fifth annual photography contest for New Jersey high school students. This year’s sponsor, Millburn Camera ASAP Photo, […]
Atlantic Cape Community College archer Lorena Koidl of Point Pleasant was named to the 2017 Collegiate Archery All-American Team, a distinction that combines results from Collegiate Indoor and Outdoor National Championship Competitions […]
The Task Force on Campus Sexual Assault convened monthly since June 22, 2016 in support of its year-long mission to review policies and craft recommendations about how campus sexual assaults should be […]
For a registered nurse (RN) who may already hold an associate in applied science and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree, holding advanced certifications and degrees can lead to a more […]
In alpine Switzerland and northern Italy, Fairleigh Dickinson University students experience European hospitality and tourism firsthand for nine days each spring. Engelberg. Lucerne. Neuchâtel. Gruyères. Lugano. Interlaken. Bern. Baar. Zürich. Reggio Emilia. […]
Student filmmaker Will Monahan is always looking for new ways to share his work. In April, he was able to screen his film i, u, we, us, this in Cuba at the […]
Representing one of only two community colleges among more than 200 institutions from across the globe, Bergen Community College students notched top recognition in two categories at the National Model United Nations […]
Students explored the foundations of Caldwell University’s Catholic Dominican tradition during a study-abroad course in Rome in the late spring. Arranged and taught by President Nancy H. Blattner and Vice President Sister […]
Rachel Mahoney was used to getting nothing but “A”s in all her classes, so when she started in Microbiology in September, it was a rude awakening. A “B” was looming on the […]
When you ask the students of Rowan College at Gloucester County’s (RCGC) Japanese Anime Guild (JAG) for their most impressive collegiate accomplishment, they have a very non-traditional answer – their accomplishment is […]
During its annual New Jersey Community College Awards Ceremony, the New Jersey Council of County Colleges presented the 2017 Community College Spirit Award to the Governor’s Higher Education Council for its exemplary […]
In September of 2015, the United Nations called on governments and businesses, not-for-profit organizations and ordinary citizens to help heal the planet. Countries adopted a set of 17 Global Goals aimed at […]
NJCU President Sue Henderson, Ph.D., recently published an article in the online journal Higher Ed Jobs. Titled “Making the Most of Our Diversity,” the story asserts the philosophical and practical benefits of […]
Thomas Edison State University students Morgan Rutland and Christopher Nester’s learning experiences are different than most. Rutland, an active-duty U.S. Air Force contracting officer and Nester, a U.S. Air Force veteran, are […]
Dr. George A. Pruitt will retire as president of Thomas Edison State University at the end of this year, after more than three decades of leading New Jersey’s only institution of higher […]
For the past several years, Joseph Charleman, CST, CSFA, CRCST, LPN, Chair, Surgical Technology, Berkeley College School of Health Studies, has united students, alumni and faculty with professionals from leading healthcare organizations […]
Raritan Valley Community College ushered in a new era of hands-on learning with the official opening of the College’s Workforce Training Center (WTC) at its Branchburg campus. The 47,000 square foot building […]
Leaders of 19 colleges and universities this week signed an historic “Declaration of Commitment” to help revitalize Atlantic City, Camden, Newark, Paterson and Trenton. The five cities are charter members of what […]
From the hustle and bustle of Mumbai to the arts and culture in Ancient Rome, students at Saint Peter’s University did not just learn about these exotic places in the classroom, instead […]
In Praise of Peace and Prosperity By Rochelle Hendricks Secretary of Higher Education Judging by the many excellent submissions we received for our special International Theme blog, New Jersey colleges and universities […]
When we asked our colleges and universities to tell us about their STEM programs and research, 38 institutions sent stories and photos, showing an impressive array of initiatives. Congratulations to all who contributed!
Once home to thousands of Newark Central High School students, today the Central King Building at New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) exemplifies intelligent, creative and economically impactful urban redevelopment that serves […]
Ramapo College of New Jersey and Sussex County Community College (SCCC) have agreed to partnership in the Archway to Ramapo program, effective fall 2017. This collaborative partnership program agreement is specifically designed […]
When Hudson County Community College (HCCC) began formulating plans to build a STEM Building on its Journal Square Campus in Jersey City, the College’s Trustees, administrators and faculty wanted a structure that […]
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