Saturday's Oregonian headline trumpeted the news that PSU abruptly canceled 50 summer classes, leaving students in the lurch and yanking the rug out from under faculty members. read more >

At last, it's the end of Spring term!!! We don't have a lot going on this week, but please save these dates for next week! Tuesday, June 25th: Next Bargaining Session: Noon - 3 pm, in Market Center Bldg 650 Please come to observe if you can! read more >

Next Session is Tuesday, June 25th, Noon - 3 pm, in Market Center Bldg 650. Please come to observe if you can! read more >

Please come, if you can, to observe bargaining, Tuesday, June 4th, from 12 to 3 in SMSU 296-298. read more >

On May 16, 2013, members of PSU-AAUP joined students and AFT to show support for a fair SEIU contract on the campus and to show support for fair working conditions for the workers at University Place Hotel. The administration heard us loud and clear - We are in this together! read more >

We'll be bargaining on Tuesday, May 21st, 12-3 in Market Center Building, Room 650 - please come to observe for any part of that time that you can! read more >

Please come join us to celebrate 35 years at Portland State! read more >

PSU-AAUP Bargaining and News read more >

PSU-AAUP Bargaining and News read more >

The Oregon legislature is considering two bills that would give universities more authority and decision-making power. read more >

Let's all reply to Vice Provost Carol Mack's message to us about last week's bargaining session! read more >

Check out our video with highlights of the conference! read more >

Mehaffy?s powerpoint declares that “Technology changes everything” but history tells a much different story about people making choices in real time. read more >

PSU's new beer certificate made the Chronicle at Higher Education. read more >

PSU-AAUP opposes SB 270 unless amended to provide for university faculty participation on the board. read more >

On March 15, The PSU-AAUP membership elected 3 councilors and 3 officers to the 2013-2015 Executive Council. read more >

Come Help Us to Kick Off Bargaining for 2013-15 on Tuesday, March 12th at Noon! It's about PSU! We'll Let the Administration Know that "We've Got Issues!" read more >

It’s a dilemma many universities face: how to attract new, top faculty with competitive salaries without being unfair to senior professors, whose salaries often are tied to a pay scale or plan that hasn’t kept up with the outside market. read more >

A dozen educators met last month in Palo Alto, Calif., to discuss the future of higher education. They had been convened at the epicenter of technological innovation in higher education by Sebastian Thrun, a pioneer of massive open online courses, and yet the task at hand had nothing to do with software or strategy. It had to do with citizenship. read more >

Georgia State University is adopting a new policy that could allow students to receive class credit for taking massive open online courses, or MOOCs. read more >