National Right to Work Committee filed an appeal with the Supreme Court seeking to have agency fee ruled unconstitutional for public-sector employees read more >

A student-government organization in Washington State on Monday condemned proposed legislation that would strip funding from Evergreen State College read more >

Many college and university presidents have signed a statement -- "We Are Still In" -- that will be released today. read more >

International education professionals meeting this week for NAFSA’s annual conference confront a difficult political environment. read more >

We join with others in condemning the wave of intimidation and threats that have swept campuses and the country this year read more >

Non-tenure-track faculty members at Northwestern University have narrowly voted to form a union represented by the Service Employees International Union Local 73, the Chicago Tribune reports. read more >

Getting into college and making it through can be hard no matter what your circumstances. But for first-generation students - the first in their families to attend college - the challenges are even greater read more >

The state auditor of California last month released a report saying that the California State University system had hired managers at more than twice the rate of other employees read more >

The Trump administration's budget proposal for the 2018 fiscal year would make drastic cuts to education, slashing federal student aid and research funding. read more >

The National Labor Relations Board has cleared the way for the unionization of student employees of the University of Chicago's libraries, marking the second time this spring that it has declared undergraduate students eligible to bargain collectively. read more >

A month long fast by Yale University graduate students advocating for a union ended Monday with mixed success read more >

An investigative report released today by the American Association of University Professors concludes that the administration of Spalding University in Louisville, Kentucky, summarily dismissed Erlene Grise-Owens read more >

White House plan confirms drastic cuts to many programs while proposing to substantially alter loan programs. read more >

Several state legislatures have recently passed or reintroduced legislation that addresses issues related to campus free speech. read more >

A report of an AAUP investigation released today concludes that the administration of Spalding University in Kentucky summarily dismissed Erlene Grise-Owens, a long-serving professor of social work, in blatant violation of her academic freedom and normative standards of academic governance and due process. read more >

Janus v. AFSCME, United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit read more >

Documents examined by the Center for Media and Democracy (CMD) expose a national effort by the Milwaukee-based Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation to defund and dismantle unions read more >

Founded in 2001 by the legendary African American civil rights attorney Julius Chambers, the UNC Center for Civil Rights brings together students and faculty, as well as policy experts and practicing attorneys, to advocate for the poor and for racial and ethnic minorities. read more >

Today a strong majority of graduate employees at the Unversity of Chicago filed authorization cards with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) read more >

New guidance from the United States Department of Labor heightens the potential for faculty on contingent appointments read more >