Executive Council endorses 2 support positions, 9 oppose positions on initiatives read more >

Executive Council has advise on which petitions to sign and which not to sign read more >

A 'yes' vote on Ballot Measure 101 will protect health care for hundreds of thousands of working- and middle-class Oregonians. read more >

"Yes" vote provides funds that are currently budgeted to pay for health care for low-income individuals and families and individuals with disabilities read more >

Faculty who are supervisors can now organize but are still expected to teach, do research and other scholarly pursuits can organize read more >

Law makes it an unlawful employment practice to discriminate in payment of wages and to use screen based on previous salary history. The law is awaiting Governor's signature and she is expected to sign. read more >

Executive Council adopts OPPOSE position on SB 1063 read more >

Executive Council adopts OPPOSE position on IP 22 read more >

Executive Council endorses HealthCare for all Oregonians Bill and MayDay Celebration at PSU read more >

Jose Padin testifies in support of increase of $275 million for Higher Education read more >

Executive Council adopts OPPOSE position on HB 3428 read more >

SB 214 bill process being influenced by SB 559 and SB 560 read more >

Anti PERS bills SB 559 and SB 560 gaining momentum in committee. Active PERS members considering retirement in the near future should be watching read more >

PSU-AAUP President, Jose Padin, was in attendance at the 4/11/17 Board of Trustees meeting in support of a $15 Minimum Wage. read more >

Endorsement of Three Bills: HB 3420/SB1040 and Federal College for All Act read more >

Executive Council endorses HB 3170 read more >

The defeat of the GOP health plan is a victory for Oregonians read more >

Admin Expectation of cultural competence read more >

When Columbia University graduate students went to the polls in December to decide whether to form a union, the landslide that ensued surprised even many activists. Despite opposition by the administration, students voted by more than two to one to form a collective-bargaining unit. read more >

President Trump released an initial budget proposal Thursday containing deep cuts that would severely damage scientific research, the arts and humanities, and access to higher education. read more >