The results astounded everyone who thought they knew the Missouri labor movement: more than 300,000 signatures to repeal "right to work." read more >

Yesterday the AAUP joined with the American Council on Education and other higher education groups read more >

Today the Arizona Court of Appeals rejected attempts to by a "free market" legal foundation read more >

The AAUP signed on to a September 12 letter to congressional leaders urging them read more >

Last night the AAUP joined with the American Council on Education and other higher education groups in an amicus brief to the US Supreme Court opposing the Trump administration’s travel ban read more >

State appeals court rejects proposed joint non-tenure-track and tenured faculty union at U of Minnesota Twin Cities read more >

Cornell graduate students went to the polls in March to vote on forming a union. The election was too close to call. read more >

Harvard is asking the NLRB to change how union elections are run, as part of its ongoing fight against graduate student unionization. read more >

For all their trigger warnings and safe spaces, places like Yale and Columbia are not very democratic when it comes to unions read more >

Updated (9/13/2017, 4:40 p.m.) with the news that the accused student is no longer enrolled. read more >

Professor who has been accused won’t be teaching this semester. President apologizes for comparing charges to fake ones published by Rolling Stone. read more >

In s statement issued today, the American Association of University Professors (AAUP), American Federation of Teachers (AFT), and Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U) denounce vicious threats of violence read more >

Public Comment period to open soon regarding new federal regulations read more >

In response to President Donald Trump's decision to eliminate the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) president Rudy Fichtenbaum issued the following statement. read more >

Colleges look to support students after administration announces end of program that granted hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants protection from deportation and the right to work. read more >

A new fall lineup of publications that may be of interest read more >

A Dartmouth lecturer who wrote a book on the anti-fascist movement discusses his research and the people at the center of it read more >

Hurricane prompts evacuations, as well as delays in move-in days and starts of academic years for colleges along the Gulf Coast and in Houston area. read more >

Thirteen years after voting to form a union, about 140 full-time faculty members at Point Park University have reached a tentative collective bargaining agreement read more >

The following statement was issued by the American Association of University Professors president Rudy Fichtenbaum read more >