UCNJ’s Kellogg Building Opens in Midtown
Opened in 2009, UCNJ’s Elizabeth I. Kellogg Building expanded the college’s downtown campus and became a major Midtown education anchor.
Opened in 2009, UCNJ’s Elizabeth I. Kellogg Building expanded the college’s downtown campus and became a major Midtown education anchor.
In 1992, Union County College opened the Sidney F. Lessner Building in downtown Elizabeth, creating a permanent home for its urban campus.
In 1979, Union College opened its Elizabeth Urban Education Center on Butler Street, expanding access to college courses and workforce training.
In 1975, Union College moved its Elizabeth urban campus to the YMCA on Madison Avenue, continuing its mission of expanding local college access.
In 1970, Union College expanded into Elizabeth, creating a new urban campus designed to increase access to affordable education.
Calling Elizabeth artists and performers to join America 250. Sign up to be featured in showcases, events, and cultural programming.
A historic rail hub becomes the Elizabeth Welcome Station—connecting 250 years of stories to what comes next.
Honor your family legacy in Elizabeth, NJ by purchasing a commemorative brick that supports remembrance, history, and community.
Learn how Standard Aircraft connected Elizabeth to World War I manufacturing, pilot training planes, and the early development of U.S. airmail.
Discover how bicycles shaped sporting life, club culture, and community events in Elizabeth during the bike boom of the 1890s.