PSU's March 9th, 2014 threat to cut off email from striking AAUP members found to be unlawful read more >

Winter Caucus Dates read more >

Some trustees say an increase in compensation would aid recruitment read more >

Arizona State tells non-tenure-track English instructors to shift from 4-4 to 5-5 course load, without increase in compensation and in violation of professional codes on how many writing students one can effectively teach. read more >

On their campus set amid the idyllic northwestern woodlands, graduate students at the University of Oregon stepped out of their classrooms and onto a historic picket line... read more >

In a significant win for labor unions, federal regulators ruled Thursday that employers can't prevent their workers from using company email to organize and discuss their working conditions outside of work. read more >

Union advocates applauded two decisions by the National Labor Relations Board last week, one of which protects the right of employees using work email for union communications. read more >

Board Passes Resolution for an Armed Police Force on the PSU Campus and U of O GTFF reach a Tentative Agreement after an 8 day Strike read more >

An effort to increase the representation of women on the faculty and among doctoral students at the University of Michigan’s business school is showing results read more >

Over the strong objections of many students and three-fourths of the tenure-track faculty, Portland State University's new board of trustees voted Thursday to create an armed campus police force. read more >

Two universities have dedicated millions of dollars to foster educational change. But the impact of those efforts goes beyond the financial. read more >

The tentative contract agreement creates a $150,000 leave fund read more >

Some states are picking up the tab for community college tuition, and Oregon could be next. read more >

Let's walk the picket line here in Portland to support the UO GTFF Strike and KUMBAYA Rally on Park Blocks on Thursday December 11th. read more >

For a rising generation of administrators in higher education, the heart of education is innovative technology -- and faculty get in the way. read more >

Mediation resumes this morning read more >

Guns on our campus and UO GTFF continues to strike! read more >

By failing to reach a contract with its teaching fellows, UO goes back on its pledge to help all students read more >

Shirley Ann Jackson of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute earned $7,143,312 in 2012, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education’s ranking of salaries at private colleges read more >

First signed into law by President Lyndon Johnson in 1965 as part of his Great Society campaign, the Higher Education Act’s original purpose was to solidify and expand the federal government’s involvement in higher education policy. read more >