NJ midterm turnout in '18 hasn't increased civic engagement: poll
The casual political observer might be led to believe that Garden State residents are becoming more civically engaged, but that isn't necessarily so.
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Tourism experts make prediction for 2019 summer season
But the prediction means nothing if Mother Nature fails to cooperate.
Multitasking behind the wheel? NJ poll shows you're not hiding it
The poll asks drivers what they believe is the biggest hazard on New Jersey's roads.
NJ drivers, unhappy with roads and bridges, want repairs
Most New Jersey motorists in a new poll say the state's roads and bridges are in bad shape and should be fixed.
Students are on call to handle medical emergencies at NJ colleges
They can do essentially everything except transport a patient to the hospital.
Esports: Can New Jersey be a contender?
State lawmakers don't know much yet about the increasingly popular world of competitive video gaming, a.k.a. esports, but they know New Jersey should be part of the fun.
9th student sues Stockton — Says drunk dorm RA 'dry humped' her
A female sophomore claimed she was locked in a closet in the Stockton University LGBT-friendly Live Lavender dorm and inappropriately touched by a drunk resident assistant.
Stockton students open up about mental health in new book
The university's chapter of a national peer group has been writing some chapters itself, trying to change the conversation and reduce stigma about mental health.
'Cannabis studies' minor now offered by NJ university
About 15 students have already declared cannabis studies as their minor. This fall, the course Cannabis Law is fully enrolled with 30 students.
How NJ colleges are taking on sexual assault for 2018
Considered the most under-reported crime in the country, sexual assault will likely rack up another sizeable batch of victims, courtesy of college life, over the next several months.