It’s still a ban. It’s still exclusionary. It’s still aimed at Muslim-majority countries. And it still has a chilling effect on academic freedom and the movement of people and ideas. read more >

Rural Oregon would suffer the most harm read more >

Two of Oregon's largest public universities are considering double-digit tuition increases this fall, moves with the potential to affect more than 24,000 in-state students. read more >

Issues with the Donated Sick Leave Bank read more >

Can a faculty member get approval to use IPDA to compile an index for a book? read more >

PSU-AAUP works with Legislative Council and Us over -2 amendment to SB 214; post-doctoral scholars read more >

Executive Council Endorses Positions on Ten Bills read more >

The election is closed. New councilors will take office on May 4, read more >

Sabrina who comes to us with 10 years’ experience working for non-profits on the west coast in administrative support and administrative management positions. read more >

What is PSU Day? We take students, faculty, staff, alumni and other supporters to Salem to let our legislators know how important our university community is, and why they must keep college affordable. read more >

Need to file grievance on PDP averted read more >

All the Departmental Research Administrators were downgraded to the Program Administrator I job family read more >

We are hiring an internal organizer read more >

MOU reached on Revisions to P&T Guidelines for Evaluation of NTTF for Continuous Appointment read more >

Remedy granted at Step One of the grievance procedure- inproper notice to NTTF who is denied CA read more >

Executive Council Endorses Positions on Nine Bills read more >

EC adopted positions of 4 bills read more >

Want to attend Summer School and Learn about Labor August 4-6, 2017 at UO? read more >

Update on SB 214 read more >

PSU filed a demand to bargain over the advising redesign implementation read more >