Executive Council endorses HB 3170 read more >

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

On March 21, OregonLive covered the filing of a federal lawsuit against UO by a psychology professor for pay discrimination. AAUP released a new report on the gender pay gap on March 22. Links to both articles included here. read more >

Rural Oregon would suffer the most harm read more >

Two of Oregon's largest public universities are considering double-digit tuition increases this fall, moves with the potential to affect more than 24,000 in-state students. read more >

PSU-AAUP works with Legislative Council and Us over -2 amendment to SB 214; post-doctoral scholars read more >

Executive Council Endorses Positions on Nine Bills read more >

EC adopted positions of 4 bills read more >

Want to attend Summer School and Learn about Labor August 4-6, 2017 at UO? read more >

Update on SB 214 read more >

Sign the petition against Right to Shirk in Oregon read more >

AAUP Oregon News read more >

on 2/23 the EC took positions on 5 bills read more >

This legislative session we are seeing another significant attack on active Public employees, with many bills that would significantly alter retirement benefits for current employees. read more >

Oregon's Higher Education Funding Woes Continue Unabated Wednesday, January 11, 2017 By Ramin Farahmandpur as appeared in SPEAKOUT read more >

Representatives of the Better Oregon coalition came together the week of the election and decided that we would stay together for the long haul. - See more at: http://www.aauporegon.org/a-better-oregon-coalition-to-continue/#sthash.gREFJppf.dpuf read more >

“Nobody cared about the buildings,” Sullivan said. “Nobody took ownership.” read more >

"While each school's board of trustees has the authority to hire and fire the presidents and holds public meetings, the presidential council doesn't intend to open its doors to the general public." read more >

In 2016, Oregon saw an 8.8 percent increase from a year earlier in the number of students who completed the application. Oregon also leads the nation in the percent increase in submitted-but-incomplete applications, according to an analysis from the National College Access Network. read more >

“In 2014, Oregon, with a population of 3.9 million, had total state expenditures of $7.9 billion; it spent $347 million on higher education, less than half of the $885 million it spent on corrections.” read more >