Brookdale Community College

As we count down the days to Kidabaloo 2017, we're excited to announce that one of Nickelodeon's biggest stars will be joining us on February 18th!

Following successful events earlier this year in Paramus and New Providence, the NJ Sharing Network is reaching out to the Lincroft area with a 5K race, to spread its mission of saving and enhancing lives through organ and tissue donation.

Campus security issued an earlier alert telling students to "shelter in place."

  OceanFirst Foundation remains committed to helping Jersey Shore families face the financial challenges presented by the escalating cost of higher education. This year’s Scholarship Grants are going to help cover the cost of tuition, books or other school expenses for 140 new freshman students that will arrive on campus later this month at our partner colleges and universities ~ Katherine Durante

Kidabaloo is a fun-filled day for the whole family! Games, crafts and entertainment will be provided by both National and local organizations. Kids will be surrounded by activities while parents get the chance to engage with community businesses and non-profits. Mee...

As the calendar flips to 2016, we've got a family fun event coming up that everyone will love! Kidabaloo is coming back!

A Middlesex County woman is hoping to change attitudes on homelessness through a photo exhibit highlighting the former Tent City in Lakewood. Sherry Rubel's exhibit goes on display July 10 at The Monmouth Museum at Brookdale Community College in Lincroft.

While most college graduates find themselves unemployed and swimming in debt, a community college - corporate partnership offers a way out. Jersey Central Power and Light (JCP&L) held a press conference Monday to announce the reinstatement of its Power Systems Institute (PSI). ...

College tuition is higher than ever, and if you're worrying about being able to afford it, the Oceanfirst Foundation is again giving high school seniors a head-start.

Brookdale Community College students could be looking at a tuition increase of about $60 a semester in the 2014-15 school year.