Strike Debt PDX holds student debtors' assembly on Park Blocks read more >

The American Association of University Professors called the proposal "a direct attack on higher education as a public good." Here’s a guide to the dispute. read more >

The presidents of Oregon universities are pledging to limit tuition hikes if the Legislature agrees to boost higher education funding over the next two years. read more >

We do believe in professionalism, and we believe that our profession has been deprofessionalized by our own sometimes well-meaning but nonetheless misguided practices. read more >

Get more involved if you’re unhappy with the way things are run read more >

Robert Dickeson has run afoul of faculty advocates by urging colleges not to let professors’ tenure protections hinder the scrapping of weak academic programs. read more >

A key legislative panel has endorsed measures that would limit the faculty’s role in decision making. read more >

Neither the legal principle of academic freedom nor the receipt of outside financial support for his work gives a public-college lecturer a right to declare his correspondence private, the University of Kansas argued this week in state court. read more >

Only 24 percent of Oregon community college students reviewed in a state audit released Wednesday received an associate's degree or certificate within seven years read more >

Administrators increasingly outnumber faculty, and they're weighing down higher education. read more >

The plight of non-tenured professors is widely known, but what about the impact they have on the students they’re hired to instruct? read more >

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An opportunity to build skills and connect with the broader labor movement. read more >

The history of Medgar Evers College parallels that of many historically black institutions where shared governance has been an elusive goal. read more >

OEIB, we hardly knew ye. read more >

Unions and university use interest-based bargaining to start to strike a deal read more >

This idiotic political shorthand needs to die, once and for all. read more >

The UO Board of Trustees could authorize the university to pursue the proposal at its June 4-5 meeting read more >

Early in his third term, Gov. John Kitzhaber created a powerful overarching education board that he pledged would forge dramatic improvements statewide. read more >

We have a bargaining update and some other news below. read more >

Communication protocols and ground rules read more >