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Progress on Advising Redesign Implementation Bargaining read more >

The University agreed to the calling of the first meeting for stakeholders in the creation of the post-doctoral scholar program. Stakeholders have been identified and first stakeholder meeting is in process of being scheduled. read more >

PSU-AAUP filed a grievance to support past practice at PSU around scheduling and courseload. read more >

We learned of the promulgation of a policy for grader support that was just established in SPH. As it was in SBA, it is a mandatory subject of bargaining in SPH. A Demand to Bargain has been issued. read more >

The Wright State University AAUP chapter, the faculty union representing full-time faculty at WSU, has adopted an amendment read more >

As protests unfolded at universities across the Northeast, graduate students seeking union recognition face an NLRB that might no longer be sympathetic to their cause. read more >

New grievance references created by the VP of Grievances and Academic Freedom. read more >

this corrects and provides additional recommendations from the email sent on October 19 read more >

The opt out period is over, and we have record participation read more >

On Tuesday November 7, 2017, at 12:45 a.m. read more >

Republicans in Congress released their proposed overhaul of the nation's tax laws on Thursday read more >

Republican tax plan would cut off key source of borrowing and impose new taxes on wealthy institutions. Some see historic shift in view of elite universities from a public good worthy of sheltering from taxes to a source of funds for government. read more >

Since a graphic anti-abortion showcase towered two stories high and drew spirited protests in Portland State University's Park Blocks read more >

Oregon's senior senator—himself a Duck—demands answers from U of O President Michael Schill. read more >

In July, it became the first American choir to compete in the prestigious Bali International Choir festival read more >

Neither Penn State nor Johns Hopkins’s Peabody Institute enjoyed particularly strong shared governance within the last decade. Recent reform efforts hold promise. read more >

A rotating group of around 40 or 50 students at Reed College have been camped out in an administration building read more >

"Yes" vote provides funds that are currently budgeted to pay for health care for low-income individuals and families and individuals with disabilities read more >

November 1 was the first session of Interest based bargaining over the advising redesign implementation read more >