Marijuana use among Oregon college students has gone up read more >

The sortable table below shows the percentages of full-time faculty members read more >

After Delta Air Lines and Bank of America pulled their sponsorship from the New York Public Theater's production of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, scholars were quick to lampoon the decision. read more >

The Oregon State Conference of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP-Oregon) is pleased to announce an organizer position to be filled as soon as possible. read more >

A second federal appeals court ruled Monday against President Trump's travel ban, upholding an injunction imposed by a lower court. read more >

The latest enrollment drive was successful, but the sick leave bank is still very much in trouble read more >

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 >

The SBA Class Size Task Force has made recommendations for class size changes that fall within PSU-AAUP's mandatory scope of bargaining. read more >

Ashland -- Southern Oregon University lost $1.9 million in an email scheme. read more >

PSU-AAUP and the University have reached agreement on a new better definition of academic freedom. Article 12 will be modified to reflect new definition and to be consistent with new Board of Trustee policy on Role of President, Faculty, Shared Governance and Academic Freedom. read more >

Jordan Schnitzer, the Portland real estate developer and philanthropist, will give $5 million to Portland State University to open an art museum in the heart of campus. read more >

In conjunction with the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University, the AAUP is seeking information from any faculty members who have had their cell phones or other electronic devices searched by US border patrol officers at the nation’s borders while traveling internationally read more >

JPH faculty travel to/from OHSU now has a process that can be implemented 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 >

Today Portland came out and made it clear that this is a city that will not stand for racist hate! The Portland Stands United Against Hate Rally drew out 1200-1500 read more >

A Trimet Board of Directors meeting to approve its new $1.2 billion budget on May 24 attracted a crowd of activists 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 >

This is not the first time there have been substantive issues with the position placement of AAUP members. The history and the significance of the issues demand that PSU-AAUP formally protest the lack of objectivity and the inadequacy of the desk audits and other HR rocesses that were used to justify decisions that had significant impact on AAUP members. read more >