The procedures for the evaluation of NTTF for continuous appointment is ratified read more >

PSU-AAUP presents at the National Center Conference read more >

The defeat of the GOP health plan is a victory for Oregonians read more >

From The Lund Report- Oregon's most vital source for health news read more >

Judge Neil Gorsuch has been proclaimed a “natural successor” to former justice Antonin Scalia on the US Supreme Court, and, unfortunately, would likely continue Scalia’s work to dismantle many of the protections extended to workers, the public, minorities, and the disabled. read more >

Six media clips to keep you informed. read more >

The AAUP is currently investigating the following two items. read more >

Robin Meade, Adjunct Faculty member and Union President, wins battle over termination for criticizing Moraine Valley Community College administration. read more >

The AAUP is accepting grant applications for faculty impacted by the travel ban and other threats to academic freedom. read more >

The Chronicle of Higher Education reports on the impact to low-income students and students of color with regard to President Trump's proposed budget. read more >

On March 21, OregonLive covered the filing of a federal lawsuit against UO by a psychology professor for pay discrimination. AAUP released a new report on the gender pay gap on March 22. Links to both articles included here. read more >

From the Vanguard, students support push for $100 million to keep a tuition increase under 5%. PSU day at the capitol in on April 6th. read more >

PDF FILLABLE Form is now available read more >

Admin Expectation of cultural competence read more >

When Columbia University graduate students went to the polls in December to decide whether to form a union, the landslide that ensued surprised even many activists. Despite opposition by the administration, students voted by more than two to one to form a collective-bargaining unit. read more >

President Trump released an initial budget proposal Thursday containing deep cuts that would severely damage scientific research, the arts and humanities, and access to higher education. read more >

The National Endowments for the Arts and the Humanities are no strangers to the political crosshairs. And it came as little surprise to many scholars that President Trump would propose to eliminate them in his first budget. read more >

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 >