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Fort Monmouth will get $100,000 to help build a 50-acre campus that can attract high-tech companies, the Murphy administration said Thursday. The former Army post has its eye on building office space geared toward entrepreneurs […]

Across the state, nearly 120,000 scientists are developing biologically advanced materials with the potential to change the course of our health, environment and even the foods we eat. It’s expanding New Jersey’s reputation from the

Biopharmaceutical, biotech and medical technology companies comprise one of the state’s strongest sectors. They’re crucial to generating new jobs, products and services The recipe for a successful innovation economy is clear and compelling: Combine great

Fourteen schools from New Jersey were recognized on the 2019 U.S. News & World Report’s ranking of undergraduate business programs, with Rutgers University-New Brunswick claiming the highest in-state spot, at No. 79. To be eligible for the list

Teva Pharmaceuticals isn’t the only life sciences company to impact New Jersey’s office market this year, as several others have inked sizable leases to expand or upgrade their space. Experts with Cushman & Wakefield touted

Call it the elite eight. Call it the great eight. But, whatever you do, don’t downplay who’s No. 1. That’s because, when the prestigious U.S. News & World Report 2019 Best Colleges Rankings came out Monday morning, Princeton University held

New Jersey Institute of Technology was thrilled to see the efforts it has made to improve its facilities, faculty, student body and programs result in the school jumping 34 spots to No. 106 among national universities

SECAUCUS, NJ — For months now, Secaucus residents driving to Xchange or Laurel Hill Park have seen construction going on at the new High Tech High School campus, located on the site of what used