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NJ Independent Universities Explore the Impacts of AI on Learning Models and Business Operations

by MaryAlice Breuninger | Jul 1, 2025 | Presidents Blog

ICUNJ Presidents’ Retreat Provided New Jersey University Presidents and Corporate Executives with Unique and Timely Insights on the Impact of Artificial Intelligence and Government Policy on Higher Education and the New Jersey Economy On June 10, 2025, ICUNJ hosted...
College in New Jersey is More Affordable Than You Think

College in New Jersey is More Affordable Than You Think

by Mary Massaro | Jun 8, 2023 | Home Page, Presidents Blog

High school parents and students — try not to be distracted or discouraged by what some refer to as the ‘tuition sticker price.’ Attending college in New Jersey is far more affordable than some of you might think.   There is a common assumption, driven...
NEW JERSEY: “THE EDUCATION STATE” – The “Case” for a Second Nickname

NEW JERSEY: “THE EDUCATION STATE” – The “Case” for a Second Nickname

by MaryAlice Breuninger | Feb 16, 2022 | Home Page, Presidents Blog

By Steve Reynolds, President, Independent Colleges and Universities of New Jersey[1] Last September, I posted a blog outlining my light-hearted but sincere proposal to create a more representative and accurate second nickname for our State.[2] Citing the rankings...
Diversity is Front and Center at NJ Colleges & Universities

Diversity is Front and Center at NJ Colleges & Universities

by MaryAlice Breuninger | Mar 12, 2021 | Home Page, Presidents Blog

DAVID MATTHAU Published: March 11, 2021 In response to national discussions about social justice and diversity,  New Jersey’s colleges and universities are taking a hard look at how to create meaningful change on their campuses. “We actually have a special role...

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