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 >

Agreeement reached to recapture unspent and unallocated FDC Funds after expiration of FDC grants read more >

The Faculty Equity Workgroup has been working on the salary increase since October 2016 read more >

Non-tenure-track faculty members at Northwestern University have narrowly voted to form a union represented by the Service Employees International Union Local 73, the Chicago Tribune reports. read more >

Getting into college and making it through can be hard no matter what your circumstances. But for first-generation students - the first in their families to attend college - the challenges are even greater read more >

The state auditor of California last month released a report saying that the California State University system had hired managers at more than twice the rate of other employees read more >

One of the men who came to the defense of a teenager wearing a hijab on a MAX train Friday won a 2013 poetry competition with a poem condemning prejudices faced by Muslims. read more >

Law makes it an unlawful employment practice to discriminate in payment of wages and to use screen based on previous salary history. The law is awaiting Governor's signature and she is expected to sign. read more >

Racism on the MAX read more >

A Better Oregon is hosting Oregon Can't Wait- Rally for Revenue. Tuesday, June 6, Noon to 1 pm. Register by May 31 and receive a complimentary lunch and t-shirt! read more >

Faculty members at the University of Oregon will no longer be required to notify campus authorities when students confide in them that they've been sexually assaulted or harassed read more >

A state higher education board reversed course Thursday, approving big tuition hikes at Portland State University and the University of Oregon that it had rejected earlier in the month. read more >

The Trump administration's budget proposal for the 2018 fiscal year would make drastic cuts to education, slashing federal student aid and research funding. read more >

The National Labor Relations Board has cleared the way for the unionization of student employees of the University of Chicago's libraries, marking the second time this spring that it has declared undergraduate students eligible to bargain collectively. read more >

Salem-- House lawmakers passed legislation Wednesday that would make Oregon award its Electoral College votes only to presidential candidates who win the national popular vote. read more >

A month long fast by Yale University graduate students advocating for a union ended Monday with mixed success read more >