As state confronts $3 billion budget gap, Republican lawmaker says both parties agree that program has value

Mergers more likely with colleges under increasing financial pressure amid declining enrollment

School leaders say maintenance issues have piled up after repairs put off for years

State lawmakers say bill would shield info from authorities under new graduation requirement

Murphy budget would cut some financial aid programs

At least one NJ university urges return to campus by Inauguration Day

Average tuition cost dropped from nearly $12,100 in 2014 to $11,600 this year

Proposed legislation would allow for some exceptions

Murphy's proposed budget cuts back $20 million, reversing last year's $20 million boost

Tammy Murphy's team denies claims it tried to pressure the student group

Six key approvals are needed before deal can be finalized

Civil Service Commission to identify jobs that don’t need a college diploma

Some $18M for programs, including in cyber security, STEM, nursing

If approved, aid expansion would be on a trial basis this summer

'Every state spends less on higher education than it did twenty years ago'

Some 13% of Bloomfield’s full-time employees will not be hired after the merger

More than 1.1 million people from New Jersey applied, according to Politico

Bill is latest in state’s efforts to stem tide of overdoses and deaths from opioids

They propose a series of measures to ensure more fiscal transparency

Judges ruled schools were immune to liability because they were acting through an emergency health act