The Atlantic Cape Community College Board of Trustees has named Dr. Barbara Gaba the new president of Atlantic Cape following the retirement of Dr. Peter L. Mora. Dr. Gaba, of Princeton Junction, […]
Atlantic Cape Announces New President
NJCU Launches Master’s Degree in Business Analytics and Data Science
The NJCU School of Business at New Jersey City University has launched a Master of Science degree program in Business Analytics and Data Science designed to prepare students for careers in the […]
Kean Online Ranked Top 10 in New Jersey by Value Colleges
Value Colleges recently named Kean University to their list of the Top 10 Best Online Colleges in New Jersey. Among the colleges recognized, Kean offers the most affordable tuition. The listing is […]
U.S. News and World Report Rankings for N.J. Online Graduate School Programs
U.S. News and World Report recently released its rankings for online graduate programs, and here is how New Jersey schools fared: • Best Online MBA programs: Stevens Institute of Technology – #78 […]
Centenary Students to Present at Sigma Tau Delta’s International Convention
Four Centenary University students have been selected to present at the Sigma Tau Delta International Convention in Louisville, Kentucky from March 29, 2017 through April 1, 2017. Sigma Tau Delta is an […]
Ocean Earns No. 1 Ranking In New Jersey
Ocean County College (OCC) ranked number one out of 46 schools in the state of New Jersey that offer online classes or degree programs in an analysis conducted by OnlineColleges.com, which provides reliable […]
Saint Elizabeth Opens Renovated Dining Room
With the start of the spring semester, the College of Saint Elizabeth in Morristown, N.J., dedicated its renovated Rose Dining Room. The renovations include a dining space with removable booths that seats […]
Princeton Viral Escape Hatch Could Be Treatment Target for Hepatitis E
The technique that the hepatitis E virus — an emerging liver virus historically found in developing countries but now on the rise in Europe — uses to spread could present a weak […]
New Jersey Center for Student Success Awarded $175,000 Grant from Prudential Foundation
The Prudential Foundation has renewed its commitment to improving the lives of students by awarding a $175,000 grant to the New Jersey Council of County Colleges in support of the New Jersey […]
Hudson Hosts Semiannual College Service Day
Hudson County Community College (HCCC) recently held its College Service Day on the theme, “The Future of Community Colleges.” The keynote speaker was Daniel Phelan, Ph.D., President/CEO, Jackson College (Mich.), and Chairman […]
Salem County Bookmobile Opens at New Location
Salem Community College joined with Salem County and Carneys Point Township officials to open the new home of the County Bookmobile Library last month. Coordinator Margaret Masserini pointed out the library begins […]
Warren Mentoring Program Guides Students
For several Warren County Community College students, John Peppas’ non-credit mentoring program is as valuable to them as the degree they are seeking. Offering students guidance on curriculum choices, job hunting, and […]
Fairleigh Dickinson Raising Cultural Consciousness on the Runway and on Campus
Small lights illuminated just the runway in the Fitness Center, as models strutted out in global garb to a standing room-only crowd at the fourth annual International Fashion Show. “It’s an adrenaline […]
Ramapo Adds Master of Science in Accounting Program
Ramapo College of New Jersey’s Anisfield School of Business has added a Master of Science in Accounting Program to the College’s graduate degree offerings. The 30-credit M.S. in Accounting (MSAC) Program is […]
Rowan: Henry M. Rowan College of Engineering Holds Grand Opening for New Building
Rowan University’s newly opened Engineering Hall will enable the Henry M. Rowan College of Engineering to increase its enrollment to 2,000 undergraduate and graduate students by 2023; expand its programs; and grow […]
Bergen Respiratory Care Students Bowled Over After Win
Despite a title that requires – ahem – clearing your throat, a team of students from Bergen Community College’s respiratory care program recently took home the “spittoon trophy” for winning the New […]
RCBC Veterans and Women Graduate from Two New Programs Prepared for Careers
Rowan College at Burlington County’s (RCBC) first Solar Ready Vets program graduates, and the third graduating class of the college’s Women in Sustainable Employment (WISE) program, were celebrated at the Enterprise Center […]
Felician Receives $300,000 Grant from Department of Justice to Combat Violence Against Women
To stem the rising tide of sexual assault, and with funding from the Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women (OVW), Felician University will work closely with the YMCA’s healingSPACE—Bergen County’s […]
NJIT and Ocean Establish Academic and Student-Support Partnership
New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) and Ocean County College (OCC) in Toms River, N.J., have signed a joint admission agreement designed to improve student access across the two higher education institutions. […]
Rutgers Receives $19 Million to Develop Drugs to Treat Chemical Weapons
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has awarded Rutgers University a five-year grant for more than $19 million for research that would lead to the development of drugs to treat toxicity from […]
William Paterson On-Campus Radio and Television Stations Earn Numerous Award Nominations from Intercollegiate Broadcasting System
WPSC Radio nominated for best radio station in the nation; WPTV- 6 recognized in organization’s first-ever TV competition The Intercollegiate Broadcasting Service has nominated William Paterson University’s radio station, WP 88.7 FM […]
Montclair Professor Receives Prestigious Presidential Award
Pankaj Lal, associate professor of Earth and Environmental Studies and associate director of the PSEG Institute for Sustainability Studies at Montclair State University, is among 102 recipients of the Presidential Early Career […]
Caldwell: Student’s Essay Accepted for Arthur Miller Journal
Senior Eya Haddouche has learned that a paper she wrote on the play “A View from the Bridge” has been accepted for publication in the Arthur Miller Journal. “It is so exciting […]
NJIT Tops New Ranking from The New York Times
A recent report from The New York Times ranks NJIT #1 nationally for colleges with the highest percentage of students from the bottom fifth of the income distribution who end up in […]
