Schools

A four-building plan that would create over 2,000 new student seats within a “park-like” campus has emerged at a large vacant lot in Jersey City.

Essex County College is hoping to draw tech-minded students with a flashy new campus in West Caldwell.

Liberty Science Center has raised over $21 million towards an ambitious plan to bring research space, housing, a K-12 science school, parks, and more to 14 acres of land just outside of Liberty State Park.

Two major projects looking to spruce up one of Jersey City’s oldest institutions are moving full speed ahead during the summer months.

A Jersey City building in Bergen-Lafayette that was once a center of industry may become a center of education.

Hoboken’s Mustard Seed School is officially in the process of merging with The Hudson School.

The former School of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Bayonne might be converted into residential units.

The New Jersey Institute of Technology’s new 548-bed residence hall is being built at the site of the old Warren Street School in University Heights, Newark.

The $12.5 million project just completed its structural steel frame on a half-acre Grand Street property.

The Jersey City facility, a major component of the 14-acre SciTech Scity redevelopment, will include a variety of classrooms, an observatory, and several outdoor areas.