Oregon's much-discussed "Pay It Forward" tuition repayment program still isn't ready to launch, a House panel said this week. read more >

The strike by child care workers is the latest in a series of work actions that is putting Germany on track to have the most days lost to labor action in nearly a decade. read more >

The Board of Trustees will meet on Thursday, June 11th from noon to 5pm at University Place. The agenda is big, and there are two points that you need to know about read more >

One Board member needed for the Public Employees Retirement Board (PERS) read more >

Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin, who began building a national profile four years ago by sharply cutting collective bargaining rights for most government workers, has turned his sights to a different element of the public sector: state universities. read more >

Faculty members say the university system's Board of Regents missed an opportunity to ask that the legislature abandon controversial changes to tenure and shared governance. read more >

Seven Oregon public institutions press for a $755 million two-year budget read more >

Strike Debt PDX holds student debtors' assembly on Park Blocks read more >

The American Association of University Professors called the proposal "a direct attack on higher education as a public good." Here’s a guide to the dispute. read more >

The presidents of Oregon universities are pledging to limit tuition hikes if the Legislature agrees to boost higher education funding over the next two years. read more >

We do believe in professionalism, and we believe that our profession has been deprofessionalized by our own sometimes well-meaning but nonetheless misguided practices. read more >

Get more involved if you’re unhappy with the way things are run read more >

Robert Dickeson has run afoul of faculty advocates by urging colleges not to let professors’ tenure protections hinder the scrapping of weak academic programs. read more >

A key legislative panel has endorsed measures that would limit the faculty’s role in decision making. read more >

Neither the legal principle of academic freedom nor the receipt of outside financial support for his work gives a public-college lecturer a right to declare his correspondence private, the University of Kansas argued this week in state court. read more >

Only 24 percent of Oregon community college students reviewed in a state audit released Wednesday received an associate's degree or certificate within seven years read more >

Administrators increasingly outnumber faculty, and they're weighing down higher education. read more >

The plight of non-tenured professors is widely known, but what about the impact they have on the students they’re hired to instruct? read more >

UA 290 Hall, 20210 SW Teton Ave, Tualatin, Oregon
May 30, 2015 - 9am-5pm}

An opportunity to build skills and connect with the broader labor movement. read more >

The history of Medgar Evers College parallels that of many historically black institutions where shared governance has been an elusive goal. read more >