Glassboro, NJ Transit and Rowan University

NJ Transit aims to start Walter Rand Transportation Center this year, advance Glassboro-Camden rail line plans
The head of NJ Transit says South Jersey needs the Glassboro-Camden train line to spur economic growth of the region's "eds and meds."
NJ Transit head pushes importance of Glassboro-Camden Line at Rowan
New Jersey Transit’s new president says the agency is pushing forward on its plans to build the Glassboro-Camden Light Rail line, and also intends to renovate Camden’s Walter Rand Transportation Center this year.
South Jersey, Rowan and Rutgers-Camden need the Glassboro Camden rail line, NJ Transit CEO says
To help expand local "eds and meds", South Jersey needs a transit system rivaling North Jersey and New York, the President and CEO of NJ Transit said Wednesday. Kris Kolluri was at Rowan University discussing the Glassboro-Camden Line,
New NJ Transit CEO sparks hope for South Jersey rail | Letter
The recent appointment of Kris Kolluri as president and CEO of NJ Transit is a pivotal moment for the future of transportation in New Jersey, particularly for South Jersey. He has an extensive background in infrastructure development and public service.
NJ Transit president on light rail: It's coming to South Jersey, like it or not.
Light rail from Camden into Glassboro is needed for the "collective" good of the state, NJ Transit President Kris Kolluri told a South Jersey crowd.
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Reports: NJT Aims to Advance GCL, Reduces State’s General Fund Subsidy
President Kris Kolluri on Feb. 19 told the audience at the Southern New Jersey Development Council that he intends to see pre-construction this year on the proposed 18-mile-long Glassboro-Camden Line ...
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NJ Transit provides updates on South Jersey projects
On Wednesday, NJ Transit, the Southern New Jersey Development Council, and Camden County Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli ...
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NJ Transit is heading to its new HQ space. But there's little elbow room
After that, there will be only about 100 to 125 seats available for additional hires at the new headquarters — well short of initial estimates when NJ Transit went through the bidding process ...