NJ college merger plans scrutinized

8 February 2012, 1:22 am

TRENTON — Presidents of New Jersey’s public universities told state lawmakers Monday they are happy with parts of a proposed higher-education reconfiguration that would add to their schools, but they’re also reluctant to relinquish control over any of their existing campuses.... Read More »

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