In Between Citizens and the State, public policy expert and historian of higher education Christopher Loss takes a fascinating look at the close and sometimes fraught relations between American higher education and politics. I recently asked him to shed

WESTFIELD — While Gov. Chris Christie was holding a town meeting in Westfield today, Feb. 8, environmentalists held a rally of their own in support of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative. Recently Christie announced he would pull New Jersey out of the

To the Editor: What would the U.S. look like without New Jersey? There’d be beaches in Philadelphia, there’d be a show called Pocono Shore, the closest casinos would be in Connecticut and Pennsylvania and the armpit would be the Atlantic Ocean. This is w

All information or remarks concerning the character or qualifications of any person nominated by the Governor which are brought to the attention of the Judiciary Committee or other appropriate committee during its consideration of the nomination shall no

Senator Tom Kean, Jr. and Senator Raymond Lesniak said today that dismissive comments made by NJEA Executive Director Vincent Giordano about school children in chronically failing districts make a compelling case for school choice. When asked about child

As tensions grow over Gov. Chris Christie’s Supreme Court nominees, Democrats behind the scenes say the battle is likely to unfold as much over the make-up of the court as it is over the qualifications of the two men nominated last month. On January 23,