Charter School Could Expand into Former Jersey City Convent
The Jersey City Global Charter School wants to construct 10 classrooms in the former St. Anne’s Convent on Congress Street in The Heights.
Group Looks to Convert Industrial Jersey City Building into Vocational School
A Jersey City building in Bergen-Lafayette that was once a center of industry may become a center of education.
Seton Hall University Could Build New Student Housing Complex in South Orange
Seton Hall University is looking to construct a new building along South Orange Avenue opposite its main campus. The complex could potentially include commercial space as well.
Two Verizon Innovative Learning Labs Open in Jersey City Schools
This week, Jersey City announced the opening of Verizon Innovative Learning Labs at two public schools.
CEO of Panepinto Properties Gives $10M to Saint Peter’s University
Jersey City’s Catholic university just received the largest gift in its history.
Prominent Jersey City Real Estate Figure Donates $200,000 to NJCU
In a year fraught with bad headlines, New Jersey City University recently announced some positive news.
New Jersey City University Votes to Pursue Merger with Kean University
The Jersey City-based institution, which is facing nearly $300 million in debt and capital needs, may soon be called Kean Jersey City when a planned merger takes effect.
Dorms for 151 Saint Peter’s University Students Could Come to McGinley Square
Although the Saint Peter’s Tower at McGinley Square project in Jersey City has yet to come to fruition, the university has begun planning another student housing complex in the neighborhood. The ZBA is scheduled to hear the matter June 27.
Apartments Planned for Former Roseville Avenue School in Newark
The building, which dates back nearly 140 years, could be adaptively reused into Newark’s latest residential development.
Urby Project Envisioned for HCCC-Owned Properties in Journal Square
Yet another Urby project could be coming to Jersey City. Developers are in the early stages of potentially bringing an 18-story building to the site of Hudson County Community College’s bookstore on Sip Avenue.
