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NJ Department of Health data now goes beyond school-based outbreaks to report surveillance data on cases regardless of where the virus was caught.

Applications for money from four bond programs will be due early next year, with awards expected by year's end.

Higher education leaders prepare for increased demand for remedial courses and mental health services as students return to campus behind due to pandemic.

With COVID-19 cases increasing among younger New Jerseyans, the state is urging caution and plans to roll out a new contact tracing app on college campuses.

A new survey finds 63% of business leaders who actively recruit new employees have either slowed or altogether halted those processes during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Schools are at different points in the process of compensating displaced students for the room and board they couldn’t use when coronavirus closed campuses.

Zippia recently performed a study researching what college is the best for finding jobs after graduation in each state. Did your alma mater make the list?

New Jersey's comptroller says three state colleges and universities aren't clear with students on how the fees they charge are being spent.

After years of complaints that they weren't taking sexual assault reports seriously, colleges are finally doing so -- and finding themselves slammed with lawsuits from men who say they were unfairly suspended or otherwise punished.

The Education Department is removing a law firm hired to oversee the turnaround of schools owned by Corinthian Colleges Inc., a for-profit education company whose financial collapse had placed at risk more than $1 billion in federal student loans.