A new report from NJSDS reviews definitions and data systems related to noncredit education in New Jersey amid changes brought by Workforce Pell eligibility starting July 2025. The study evaluates current infrastructure while offering recommendations ahead of expanded federal grant…
New Jersey Citizen Action endorsed U.S. Senator Cory Booker along with three Democratic Congressional candidates ahead of November’s general elections. The organization cited each candidate’s commitment on issues including healthcare…
Margo Chaly joined Dr. Carl Van Horn on Work Trends RU to discuss higher education’s future in New Jersey. Topics included enrollment trends and preparing students for evolving careers. The…
A screening of Rabble Rousers at Jalopy Tavern brought together local residents for a discussion about community land trusts as tools for affordable housing in Brooklyn. Panelists included advocates from…
A new report from the New Jersey State Policy Lab explores how emergency departments can reduce opioid overdose risk by initiating buprenorphine treatment for patients with opioid use disorder. The…
Rutgers University’s Bloustein School and Mason Gross School will host an exhibition honoring Memorial Homes’ legacy in New Brunswick this July. The event features student research, artwork, oral histories from…
A recent New Jersey primary saw a candidate win with less than 30% support amid crowded competition. Experts point to this result as evidence supporting ranked choice voting reforms for…
The New Jersey Education Association announced support for S4438 aimed at stabilizing school employee health insurance costs. The proposed bill would establish a statewide trust fund with input from both…
A new independent study evaluates how Transfer of Development Rights supports both landmark preservation and transit-oriented growth in New York City. The report highlights market-based approaches that redirect density toward…
Long-term unemployment has surged in the United States with over 1.8 million Americans affected this year. Experts warn the trend poses significant risks both economically and for public health.
Students have developed a public engagement guide for Hudson County’s comprehensive plan. The project is supported by Rutgers University’s Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy.
Rutgers Democracy Lab has launched its first-ever Democracy Summer Research Fellowship funding doctoral student projects across multiple disciplines. The initiative supports research into democracy-related topics including AI infrastructure and civic…
New Jersey Policy Perspective has urged lawmakers to address denied access at Delaney Hall immigration detention center in Newark. The group calls for greater transparency and warns against cuts to…
A new study investigates how residents of low-income public housing in Elizabeth face varying exposure to heat and air pollution using wearable sensors. Results indicate significant differences between actual living…
Samsung announced plans on June 3 to move its Englewood Cliffs office—and most employees—to Plano, Texas. The decision follows concerns about taxes and regulatory burdens cited by business leaders as…
New Jersey Education Association officers and members took part in pro-labor events across several cities on May 1. The organization highlighted its ongoing advocacy for educator rights through community involvement.…
Dean Stuart Shapiro interviewed alumnus Bob Sommer for the EJB Talks podcast’s season finale at Rutgers’ Bloustein School. The episode covered changes in public advocacy careers and strategies for educating…
The eighth New Jersey Complete Streets Summit brought together over 250 stakeholders to discuss safer travel strategies statewide. Highlights included remarks from NJDOT leadership emphasizing Vision Zero goals and a…
Americans for Prosperity-Iowa congratulated Helena Hayes on winning the primary in Iowa’s 88th House District. The organization highlighted its endorsement of Hayes and ongoing grassroots support ahead of the general…
A recent op-ed by Tram Hoang and Mark Paul calls on Massachusetts lawmakers to implement statewide rent control measures amid rising housing costs. The authors argue such policy changes can…
The ACLU of New Jersey responded after reports emerged about violence during ongoing unrest at Delaney Hall detention center. Executive Director Amol Sinha called for increased oversight and closure of…
A new study examines how remote work policies affect commuting-related carbon emissions at Rutgers University. Researchers found that increasing required office days raises overall commuting emissions among staff.
Experts say wider roads and increased cycling contribute to rising bike-car crashes across the US. Data gaps remain while researchers highlight intersection dangers for cyclists.
Julia Sass Rubin received an Academic Excellence Award from NJ ASPA while Juan Flores-Serrano was named Student of the Year during a recent ceremony honoring distinguished contributions to public administration…
The American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey announced that a key voter empowerment bill has advanced through committee. The group praised lawmakers for supporting expanded voting rights protections in…
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