PSU-AAUP Submits Letter of Concern about “Classification & Compensation Study” read more >

Saturday May 5, 2018 First Unitarian Church of Portland, 1226 SW Salmon St. Portland, Oregon read more >

When is it okay to use recording devices on campus? This is a common question asked by members in a variety of situations. read more >

"As president, I was in a unique position to stop the proceedings, and I should have done more," Poorman said in a statement released this afternoon. read more >

Students who leave class won't be reprimanded beyond receiving an unexcused absence, Deputy Superintendent Yvonne Curtis wrote. And although teachers won't participate, they may "accompany students to help ensure safety." read more >

Oregon Health & Science University has narrowed its search for a new president to three out-of-state finalists. read more >

University spokesman Tobin Klinger confirmed to The Register-Guard newspaper that Nancy Shurtz is back at work. read more >

Here’s a preview of the university’s ambitious plans. read more >

Employees of a second Burgerville restaurant are looking to unionize. read more >

The AAUP joined with the American Council on Education and other higher education groups in submitting an amicus brief to the Supreme Court opposing the Trump administration's newest/most recent travel ban. read more >

AAUP's annual report on faculty compensation takes on salary compression, gender inequality and more. Explore our exclusive database of AAUP faculty pay at 1,000 institutions. read more >

“The fight is not over,” the workers union says. “Until Burgerville signs a fair contract with worker, the union continues to call for a boycott.” read more >

At the April 5th PSU-AAUP Executive Council Meeting, PSU-AAUP Executive Council and Staff showed their solidarity and support read more >

This issue of “owing” a course comes up repeatedly. read more >

In order to celebrate our fortieth anniversary here on campus as a strong, member led union read more >

Introducing Gary Brodowicz read more >

After two congressmen write to Texas A&M raising concerns that the Chinese-government backed Confucius Institutes are platforms for political propaganda and espionage, Texas A&M says it will close them. read more >

Upcoming AAUP Events: Committee A Meeting, 2018 Annual Conference, 2018 Summer Institute read more >

Many colleges and universities are facing a gloomy picture, painted by polls, politics and population shifts that are forcing an overhaul of campuses across the country. read more >

Whitney Ray said she fell into a yearlong depression after being sexually harassed by an undergraduate at the U. of North Carolina at Wilmington read more >