Upcoming AAUP Events: Committee A Meeting, 2018 Annual Conference, 2018 Summer Institute read more >

Many colleges and universities are facing a gloomy picture, painted by polls, politics and population shifts that are forcing an overhaul of campuses across the country. read more >

Whitney Ray said she fell into a yearlong depression after being sexually harassed by an undergraduate at the U. of North Carolina at Wilmington read more >

University of Rochester professors found out their emails were reviewed and shared, raising questions of how much privacy faculty members should be assured. read more >

Could a one-day walkout at Loyola Chicago set the stage for other campuses? read more >

On the picket line read more >

Undocumented workers find new ally as unions act to halt deportations read more >

Univ. of Cincinnati: Contract Clause Admissible in Wage Bias Trial read more >

University of Washington: Representation Election for Post-Docs read more >

Another Post-Janus Option: Mandating Payment to a Non-Profit read more >

Alternatives to funding Collective Bargaining after Janus in Hawaii read more >

Four National Unions Issue Joint Letter Demanding GSE Bargaining read more >

Our first big event was “Red for Ed” on Wednesday, March 7, when we asked teachers throughout the state to wear red T-shirts to school. read more >

"I asked for records of faculty outside activities - basically faculty consulting activities, consulting for corporations that all faculty members who did consulting were required to file. And the university resisted that, Madison campus resisted, saying that this would [have] a chilling effect on research, on teaching, and it would violate academic freedom, and it was the equivalent of McCarthyism," says Pritchard. read more >

AAUP Calls for Sensible Gun Control Measures read more >

Golden West College says a professor is on leave after she was recorded off-campus telling an Asian-American family to "go back to your home country." read more >

Study finds instructors are much more likely to respond to comments from white male students than from others. read more >

Administrators cited the campus’s $4.5-million deficit and declining enrollment as reasons for the cuts, which, if carried out, could result in the layoff of tenured faculty members. read more >

“I want to be very clear that Domínguez’s forthcoming retirement does not change the full and fair process of review that is currently underway," Michael D. Smith, dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, said in a written statement. read more >

Legislators rewrite bill that originally required use of freely accessible educational materials, amid criticism that legislation would have infringed academic freedom and harmed, not helped, the open-access movement. read more >