MOA reached to correct Inconsistent Supplemental Letters Tenure-Track members read more >

School Public Health grader support policy bargaining update read more >

[Advisors] Negotiating Team Reaches Tentative Agreement on Advising Redesign Implementation read more >

My name is Mark Leymon and I’m an Assistant Professor in Criminology and Criminal Justice. I arrived at Portland State 6 years ago. read more >

Undocumented workers find new ally as unions act to halt deportations read more >

Univ. of Cincinnati: Contract Clause Admissible in Wage Bias Trial read more >

University of Washington: Representation Election for Post-Docs read more >

Another Post-Janus Option: Mandating Payment to a Non-Profit read more >

Alternatives to funding Collective Bargaining after Janus in Hawaii read more >

Four National Unions Issue Joint Letter Demanding GSE Bargaining read more >

Colin Patrick reports on a solidarity action in support of Portland State University adjuncts union, which is negotiating a contract. read more >

Executive Council recommends ratification of the MOA on advising Redesign Implementation read more >

Our first big event was “Red for Ed” on Wednesday, March 7, when we asked teachers throughout the state to wear red T-shirts to school. read more >

"I asked for records of faculty outside activities - basically faculty consulting activities, consulting for corporations that all faculty members who did consulting were required to file. And the university resisted that, Madison campus resisted, saying that this would [have] a chilling effect on research, on teaching, and it would violate academic freedom, and it was the equivalent of McCarthyism," says Pritchard. read more >

Rally for PSU-FA Friday March 16 read more >

Executive Council Endorses the #ENOUGH National School Walkout read more >

AAUP Calls for Sensible Gun Control Measures read more >

Golden West College says a professor is on leave after she was recorded off-campus telling an Asian-American family to "go back to your home country." read more >

Study finds instructors are much more likely to respond to comments from white male students than from others. read more >

Administrators cited the campus’s $4.5-million deficit and declining enrollment as reasons for the cuts, which, if carried out, could result in the layoff of tenured faculty members. read more >