Money magazine has once again named Stockton University one of the "Best Colleges in America." Out of almost 2,400 schools across the country, 735 are included in the list. Although there isn't a single numerical ranking on the list, colleges that offer outstanding educational value based on quantifiable student results and affordability are given star ratings. For the fifth consecutive year, Stockton was rated four stars out of five.
NJ Elections
The Division of Elections has begun the process of removing 4,500 of the 6,600 noncitizens who were mistakenly registered to vote in New Jersey between June 2023 and June 2024 from Garden State voter registers, according to Governor Sherrill on Tuesday. According to a statement from Sherrill, the Motor Vehicle Commission has sent letters to those affected by the software problem, and the remaining registrations are being forwarded to county election authorities for further examination.
Cooper University Investment
Following a $100 million bequest from its longtime chairman, Cooper University Health Care is preparing to alter its name. According to a statement released by Cooper on July 28, the donation from Camden businessman and politician George E. Norcross III "is the largest single charitable gift in the institution's history." Investments "prioritizing education and community activities that produce jobs, training, and opportunity" will be supported by the funds, the statement continued.
PA Man Cops Plea To Aggravated Assault Charge
A Pennsylvania man admitted brandishing a knife during an attempt to grab his former girlfriedA in Atlantic City last year. BreakingAC.com reports Lucas Moran, 27, from Dunmore, Pa., pleaded guilty last week to one count of third-degree aggravated assault on a domestic violence victim. He faces a five-year sentence. Police were called to Adriatic Avenue on Sept. 28, in reference to a person being dragged into a vehicle. The victim told police that Moran brandished a knife during the attempt but she was able to escape.
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