Rob Jennings

The faculty union is fighting the drastic cuts, claiming the administration can't unilaterally change its contract terms that run through 2027.

The university's students face uncertainty as the school slashes faculty positions and cuts all employee salaries by 14% to avoid losing accreditation.

The 155-year religious tradition of blocking beach access on Sunday mornings remains in limbo.

The university's president says the school must make "urgent and severe choices" after it was placed on probation by its accreditor.

A runoff election in New Jersey's second-largest city is Dec. 2.

It was New Jersey's second most closely-watched race on Election Night.

Two public meetings are scheduled as the town debates whether to change its borders to take over part of the neighboring municipality.

The unique setting has served 10,000 students from more than 250 colleges and universities over the decades.

The possible consolidations come as church attendance and the number of priests is falling in New Jersey.

More than 2,500 runners have signed up.