Strikes at Colleges Are at a 7-Year High as Unions Rebound read more >

Labor Day Bargaining Update read more >

We Are Together 4 PSU read more >

Becoming Full Professor While Black read more >

Bargaining, Day 2! read more >

Business Group Moves Forward on Pension Reform Ballot Measures read more >

Please join us Thursday, June 27th at the Park Blocks at SMSU, Noon-1pm. read more >

Fallout From Pregnancy Bias Claim read more >

Board of Transparency read more >

What Percent of Your (Academic) Salary Would You Trade for Tenure? Inside Higher Ed article read more >

Labor Agency to Propose Rule on Grad Students’ Right to Unionize read more >

Nobody Wins if Graduate Students Can’t Organize read more >

A professor's department found she was paid less than men were, unfairly, for failing to go out and get other offers. A judge said that didn't matter. read more >

Video Games and Drinks, or Union Dues? Delta's Pitch Draws Fire read more >

Washington State Moves Toward Free and Reduced College Tuition, With Businesses Footing the Bill read more >

110,000 Washington students a year will get money for college, many a free ride read more >

3 More Universities Close Confucius Institutes read more >

The Time for Engagement read more >

3 Things a Faculty-Pay Survey Shows About Academic Jobs read more >

On behalf of all AAUP members in Oregon, the President of AAUP-Oregon writes a letter to the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities bringing the commission to task for dropping Academic Freedom from the new draft of their accreditation standards. read more >