Legislation that would allow part-timers to collect if they’re unable to teach during summer sessions could land on Gov. Phil Murphy's desk by Friday

As freshmen prepare to adapt, educators and administrators are still in the early stages of ‘shaping the new normal’ of a college education: part two

Educators begin to come to terms with how the health crisis has utterly altered college life in New Jersey, its finances and its outlook: part ...

Medical professionals help families navigate end-of-life care for loved ones as the importance of documenting health care preferences in advance is underscored

Funeral traditions have necessarily changed, making the grieving process more complex for families and the work of funeral directors more challenging

'A very small’ number of children in NJ have been removed from their homes when parents were incapacitated by COVID-19; state officials suggest parents complete ...

Campus walk-throughs have gone virtual, decision dates have been delayed for many, enrollment trends are uncertain, but counselors say the kids will be alright

Answers to the two most-pressing questions: Are you in line for a payment through the CARES Act and what do you need to do to ...

A few college and universities in the state are offering pro-rated refunds for room, board and parking, but claim remote classes obviate need for tuition ...

One of the many lessons of the coronavirus pandemic may well be: Faith will find a way