Courtesy of Demsi RamirezPotential financial aid cuts leave many struggling to figure out how they’ll afford to continue their education
Courtesy of Demsi RamirezPotential financial aid cuts leave many struggling to figure out how they’ll afford to continue their education
(AP Photo/Charlie Riedel, File)Problems with online form forces colleges to delay sending financial aid packages to students, giving them much less time to choose schools
NJ Spotlight NewsSome 13% of Bloomfield’s full-time employees will not be hired after the merger

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Fifteen people were inducted into the New Jersey Hall of Fame Class of 2016, including actor Ray Liotta, author Carol Higgins Clark and TV personality ...

Indicted again. The doctor and friend of Sen. Menendez. This time accused of ripping off taxpayers. Disputing suicide in the Sheridan fire deaths. And some ...

New Jersey City University is moving its School of Business, founded in 2013, from its main campus to the heart of Jersey City's financial district. ...

Debating paid sick leave for all. Christie on providing addiction recovery services. Trenton unloads vacant properties cheap. And they're small but mighty. Making a joyous ...

Montclair's Drums of Thunder, made up of fourth- and fifth-graders, recently performed the halftime show at an Eagles game.

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