One of the men who came to the defense of a teenager wearing a hijab on a MAX train Friday won a 2013 poetry competition with a poem condemning prejudices faced by Muslims. read more >

Law makes it an unlawful employment practice to discriminate in payment of wages and to use screen based on previous salary history. The law is awaiting Governor's signature and she is expected to sign. read more >

Racism on the MAX read more >

A Better Oregon is hosting Oregon Can't Wait- Rally for Revenue. Tuesday, June 6, Noon to 1 pm. Register by May 31 and receive a complimentary lunch and t-shirt! read more >

Faculty members at the University of Oregon will no longer be required to notify campus authorities when students confide in them that they've been sexually assaulted or harassed read more >

A state higher education board reversed course Thursday, approving big tuition hikes at Portland State University and the University of Oregon that it had rejected earlier in the month. 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 >

Salem-- House lawmakers passed legislation Wednesday that would make Oregon award its Electoral College votes only to presidential candidates who win the national popular vote. 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 >

PSU-AAUP responded that the emeriti parking benefit is protected by past practice and/or is mandatory subject of bargaining and threatened to file a grievance if the benefit was changed or eliminated. The parking benefit remains intact read more >

CLAS Dean's "Guiding Principles" document creating new sabbatical leave policy is rescinded read more >

The University advised today that a reimbursement form for mileage to drive to Salem IRS office to verify identity is reimburseable 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 >

Greetings AAUP Members! This spring I was elected to this position and one of my inaugural tasks was to organize our “spring membership drive” around the “Sick Leave Bank.” read more >

Executive Council adopts OPPOSE position on SB 1063 read more >

DRAs who appealed/grieved the placement of their position in Program Administrator I job family will be moved immediately to the Program Administrator II job family read more >

The Portland State University governing board appointed Rahmat Shoureshi to serve as the school's ninth president. read more >