Eugene -- The University of Oregon unveiled Friday detailed architectural designs read more >

Oregon participated in a crackdown this month targeting companies the Federal Trade Commission says have scammed people read more >

PSU Transportation and Parking Services send out email today announcing universal access to the Portland Streetcar network has been restored. read more >

EUGENE, Ore. (AP) -- Striking government employees in Lane County are going back to work after a walkout that lasted more than a week. read more >

As public colleges become the staging grounds of a national battle over speech and security, campus leaders have searched for ways read more >

The Board of Directors of the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges released a statement reminding trustees of the importance of shared governance. read more >

former Math faculty member active in early years of PSU-AAUP read more >

A series of recent actions taken by Governor Scott Walker, the Wisconsin state legislature, and the University of Wisconsin read more >

University of Chicago graduate employees voted decisively and overwhelmingly for union recognition read more >

Micah Fletcher, a Portland State student who survived the fatal May 26 MAX attack, spoke on campus read more >

WASHINGTON -- The Education Department has rescinded 72 policy documents read more >

Portland metro area voters should have received ballots this week for next month's special election. read more >

Dr. Joe Robertson, the president of Oregon Health & Science University for more than a decade, will retire read more >

Why does PSU-AAUP issue a Demand to Bargain only on some things, but not everything read more >

Academic workers are on strike over 140 proposed academic job losses read more >

Free passes to be available to members to ride the streetcar in November. read more >

Article 19 Section 2 did not go far enough to deal with all issues. We will bargain on the remaining issues read more >

PSU-AAUP proposed a complete revision to the program that would substantially increase eligibility read more >

Disagreements about methodology discussed at length in Labor Management. There appears to be a way forward read more >

the reductions did not comply with Article 18 Section 2 read more >