Here’s how much the deal that ended Rutgers faculty strike cost (and what Murphy added in state aid)

Gov. Phil Murphy's administration agreed to give more money to Rutgers and other state colleges in New Jersey.

that Rutgers University recently agreed to give three employee unions, settling the first faculty strike in its 257-year history, will cost the public school nearly $184 million over the next four years, NJ Advance Media has learned.’s administration increased state aid to the state university by tens of millions in the state budget that just went into effect for the new fiscal year, while also boosting money to other public colleges and universities in the Garden State.

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