Gov. Phil Murphy plans to boost education funding with a plan to give thousands of students an opportunity to get two years of free college ...

A new study shows that nearly half of students at community colleges in New Jersey have suffered over the past year for lack of basic ...

‘Jobs NJ’ initiative ‘is about training our workforce for jobs that are available and in demand, and then helping them connect with those jobs’

Business leaders joined lawmakers and representatives from state universities at the Southern New Jersey Development Council's Public Policy Speaker series to address gaps in workforce ...

Currently, the state spends $1.6 billion on higher education, and Murphy would increase that by 2.6%.

Attorney General Gurbir Grewal announced a new initiative directing the state's 21 county prosecutors to meet with students to discuss how to handle sexual assault ...

Murphy said higher education is essential to creating the innovation economy he’s always talking about. And while 48 percent of the current New Jersey workforce ...

Union leaders are asking for a state investigation into the transfer of control of the Kean University Chinese campus, Wenzhou-Kean. China's poor record on human ...

At a joint committee hearing, education experts testified to lawmakers about how to fund higher education based on outcomes.

This week, New Jersey launched a pilot program that will make community college free for hundreds more students in the spring of 2019. While the ...

New Jersey’s Acting Secretary for Higher Education Zakiya Smith Ellis praised the governor’s plan of tuition-free community college to the Assembly Budget Committee.

The fault line got a little wider Thursday after Sweeney appeared to pull two of Murphy's cabinet nominations from the Senate board list.